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Who Uses Corporate Housing and Why? Traditionally, business travelers were the main users of corporate housing. Think of someone assigned to train a remote client or a team getting a new project off the ground in a field office. However, corporate lodging has since gained popularity with a broad cross-section of people in need of medium-term accommodations. Business travelers still use corporate housing, as do government employees on ext ended assignments. Corporate housing is particularly useful for relocating employees, especially corporate executives. In fact, the Corporate Housing Providers Association reports that relocation is the reason for the extended stay 40% of the time.
Corporate housing has also become popular for interns, both medical interns, and business interns. Rather than going to the trouble of arranging for utilities, furniture, and housewares, they can simply pay one fee that takes care of everything. Homeowners temporarily displaced by a fire or other disaster may also occupy corporate housing. In these situations, insurance companies shoulder the cost of putting claimants up in a housing of “like kind” while their homes are being repaired. Some adventurers even rent corporate housing for extended vacations. If you’re going to be exploring a new place for 30 days or more, why spend the extra money on a hotel suite when you can live like a local in corporate housing?
One might think of corporate housing as a happy medium between a hotel stay and renting a furnished apartment. Like a house or apartment, corporate housing offers a high level of privacy and features many of the comforts of home. After all, there’s no need to dine out or order room service every night since most short-term rentals feature a full kitchen with pots, pans, dishes, and utensils. And unlike many extended-stay hotels, corporate housing typically is located in a residential setting. Benefits of Corporate Housing
Unlike many long-term rentals, corporate housing comes fully furnished with utilities included. Corporate apartments are fully serviced, and the monthly fee is generally all-inclusive. Internet, television, washer/dryer, bathroom towels and bedroom linens tend to be part of the deal. You may even be able to get a housekeeping service for an additional fee. Many corporate housing facilities offer hotel-like amenities, including swimming pools and fitness rooms. However, an extended stay in corporate housing is often less expensive than a long-term stay in a hotel.
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