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Why Is Furniture Budget So Hard To Get Approved?

Erin Osterhaus July 21, 2026 No Comments

Your office needs new furniture. Perhaps your team is growing, or you’re opening a new location. Maybe you’re refreshing a workspace that no longer meets your employees’ needs. Whatever the…

Moving From the East Coast to the West Coast

CORT Corner July 21, 2026 No Comments

Coast-to-coast moving is inevitably a major adjustment, and West Coast transplants are often surprised by the major lifestyle transition this move entails. While no amount of reading or research will…

10 of the Best Cities for an Active Lifestyle

CORT Corner July 16, 2026 No Comments

Some cities make staying active remarkably easy. Some feature scenic hiking trails and protected bike lanes, while others offer expansive green spaces and parks, walkable neighborhoods, and thriving fitness communities.…

When Does Furniture Rental Make Sense for Government Agencies?

Erin Osterhaus July 14, 2026 No Comments

In the past, government agencies have traditionally purchased office furniture because ownership has long been viewed as the most responsible use of taxpayer dollars. That may be true in some…

Just How Big Is 1,000 Square Feet?

CORT Corner July 9, 2026 No Comments

You’re at the crossroads of a new phase in life, and several housing considerations lie at that junction. “How much square footage do I need?” “Is 1,000 square feet enough?”…

Pros and Cons of Living in a Big City

CORT Corner July 7, 2026 No Comments

As you look for a change of scenery and try to find your forever city, you might wonder if city, country, exurban, or suburban life is right for you. We’ve…

Can You Buy a House and Rent It Out Immediately? What to Know Before You Invest

CORT Corner July 2, 2026 No Comments

Perhaps you’re eying a home to purchase with the knowledge that you won’t be ready to move in for a bit. Maybe you’ve always viewed real estate as an excellent…

Furnishing on Demand: Solutions for Temporary, Seasonal, and Rapid-Response Government Spaces

Erin Osterhaus July 1, 2026 No Comments

Most government facilities are planned months, or even years, in advance, but temporary workspaces are different. A building renovation may require entire departments to relocate with little notice. An election…

Best Cities For Travel Nurses: Where Opportunity Meets Lifestyle

CORT Corner June 30, 2026 No Comments

Travel nursing offers an experience few careers can match: the chance to build your resume while experiencing life in different parts of the country. One assignment might place you near…

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Why Is Furniture Budget So Hard To Get Approved?

Moving From the East Coast to the West Coast

10 of the Best Cities for an Active Lifestyle

When Does Furniture Rental Make Sense for Government Agencies?

Just How Big Is 1,000 Square Feet?

Pros and Cons of Living in a Big City

Can You Buy a House and Rent It Out Immediately? What to Know Before You Invest

Furnishing on Demand: Solutions for Temporary, Seasonal, and Rapid-Response Government Spaces

Best Cities For Travel Nurses: Where Opportunity Meets Lifestyle

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