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5 Tips to Simplify Your PCS to New York City
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5 Things to Do with Your College Freshman This Summer
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Your Checklist for Surviving the First Year as a Graduate Student
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Summer Moving Tips for Families
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The Official Unofficial Guide to Housing Near UT
By Andrea Ditter-Middleton According to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, American workers travel more than 400 million miles a year on long-distance business trips. If you are one of the professionals logging those extensive miles, you
6 Budget-Friendly Ways Military Families Can Make a House Feel Like Home
I'm Lauren, a nurse turned stay-at-home mom! On my blog, themilitarywifeandmom.com, I
Expat Interviews: Claudia Körbler, an Austrian national living in Washington DC
Ex·pa·tri·ate: (n) a person who lives outside their native country. Each year, CORT Destination
How to Handle Your Move In Walk Through like a Pro
You found the perfect new home and it is finally time to
We’ve all been there. You have an exam in 20 minutes and you’re tearing apart your living room looking for your notes, student ID or whatever it is you need to take the test. Instead of
What to Look for When Buying from Classified Advertising Websites
Sorting through online classifieds can be daunting, but not if you know
Five Tips for a Smooth Move to Your First Post-Grad Place
Moving off-campus is exciting for college students, but also stressful. From renting
Why It Makes Sense to Rent Furniture in College or University
The time has come to move out of your parent’s nest and
You can't always go to the beach, but you can make every day feel like a vacation! Maintain a beach-inspired look in your home with 4 tips from CORT.
How to Spruce Up Your Holiday Style
Dubbed the most wonderful time of the year, the holiday season is also one of the busiest. Between shopping for the perfect presents and prepping for the ultimate holiday bash, decorating can become more of a chore than a festive activity. To help bring some life to your holiday decorating, we’ve put together several simple ideas to ensure that you feel festive from the moment you walk through your door to when you sit down at your holiday table!
2015 Style Trends Taking a Page from History
Another year is winding down and that means it is time for the CORT merchandise group to develop the direction of our products for 2015. To begin the process, the merchandise group headed to North Carolina to attend the High Point Furniture Market in October to conduct research on the newest trends in home furnishings.
CORT’s New Products Come to Life
Each year my team and I load up a truck full of CORT’s newest products and ship them to Alderman Company, a marketing services firm with a large photography facility located in the furniture capital of the world: High Point, North Carolina.
By Andrea Ditter-Middleton A 2013 study by Sonya Britt, assistant professor of family studies and human services and program director of personal financial planning at Kansas State University, found that fighting about money has a direct correlation
How to Peacefully Share Space with Roommates
By Heather R. Johnson Whether you only have one in college or several
4 Qualities to Look for When Purchasing Used Furniture
By Heather R. Johnson When furniture shopping, most people have to stick to
How to Furniture Splurge Wisely with Your Tax Refund
By Heather Johnson Of the 244 million federal tax returns the Internal Revenue
Case Studies
In the Press
Multi-Housing News -- Chantilly, Va.–CORT, a Berkshire Hathaway Company, announced that multifamily industry veteran Tamela Coval, has joined the company