10 Best Corporate Housing Companies for 2025
Summary
This article provides a guide to the best corporate housing companies for 2025, detailing their features, fees, and ideal hosts. Hosts can use this information to diversify their rental strategy and tap into the growing demand for mid-term rentals, potentially increasing income and reducing turnover. Consider exploring these platforms to find the best fit for your property and target audience.
Key Insights
- •Corporate housing can generate monthly income between $2,500 to $6,000, depending on property type, location, and included services.
- •Demand for serviced apartments is increasing year-on-year as remote work and digital nomadism become more popular, making corporate housing a lucrative business model.
- •Furnished Finder guests stay an average of three months, reducing turnover.
Action Items
- ✓Consider partnering with corporate housing platforms such as Furnished Finder, Landing, or Blueground to attract longer-term tenants.Effort: mediumImpact: medium
Tools & Resources
- →Hostfully: Hostfully's Property Management Software (PMS) is mentioned as a tool for managing extended stays.
Common Mistakes
- ⚠Not all corporate housing platforms are the same. Hosts should research features, fee structures, and the level of support to select platforms that align with their business model.
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