What is Corporate Housing?

Laura explains what corporate housing is and why it’s the best choice when traveling for 30 days or more.

Have you ever traveled for work? It can be very anxiety-inducing and draining when you’re stuck in a hotel room. Hotels are great for short-term stays, but if you’re in a new city for an internship, a rotational training program, a project, or you had to relocate for a new job, corporate housing is a great option.

‘Corporate housing’ sounds very serious, but it is a furnished apartment that is professionally managed. Managed means that Paragon holds the lease, and handles anything that goes wrong on your behalf. Paragon has been welcoming guests into our furnished apartments since 1996. We truly love what we do. Our team handles all the details so you can focus on your work. Think of us as your stay support team.

What you get with your furnished apartment is all of the things you need to live like you’re home. The kitchen has all the dishes, cups, bowls, plates, flatware and all the bakeware and cookware you need to make a meal (or a cake!). There’s a coffee pot to make coffee at home, a toaster, a blender, and a dishwasher. Anything you’d need for the kitchen, is ready to use. When you’re in a hotel, you often have to leave the room just to get a cup of coffee in the mornings, and the tiny mini-fridge is good for holding expensive take-out leftovers, but microwaved food gets old quick. We have full sized refrigerators and you can even buy groceries and stick to the meals you enjoy. Most communities have gyms on site, too if you’re into that.

As soon as you arrive, you can log into our free wifi, easily sign into your streaming services, and sit on a couch in your own living room. You can even open the windows to breathe some fresh air if you like. Our beds are cozy, the linens are soft, and our guest satisfaction score is at 93%.

Let us show you a different way to travel, where you can feel calm, safe, and grounded. We would love to welcome you as our guest. Did I mention pets are welcome, too?