In recent years, changes in visa policies around the world — especially in the U.S. — have had a huge impact on international students. While discussions often focus on admissions and employment, one area that doesn't get talked about enough is housing.

Visa regulations don't just determine if students can attend school; they also affect where they can live, how long they can stay, and the type of leases they can sign. As a company that specializes in flexible, fully furnished housing for students, interns, and professionals, we see these challenges firsthand — and we’ve adapted our services to meet the need.

As major U.S. cities experience a sharp increase in living expenses, more professionals and companies are turning to corporate housing as a flexible, cost-effective solution. With rent prices soaring, hotel rates inconsistent, and traditional leases often too rigid, the demand for temporary, fully furnished housing is at an all-time high.

Whether you're relocating for work, undergoing medical treatment, moving between leases, or bringing in a seasonal workforce, temporary housing assistance can be the critical bridge between comfort and chaos.

Relocating to a new city—whether for a job, internship, or personal reasons—can be both exciting and overwhelming. One of the biggest stressors during relocation is finding the right place to live, especially when you're unfamiliar with the area or need something short-term.