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Furnished, empty, and waiting for the next assignment.

A unit kept ready rather than let — fully furnished, fully equipped, and unoccupied for unpredictable stretches.

Typical duration

Unpredictable gaps

Notice you get

Short

Contactable?

Yes — a manager rather than a resident

Dominant risk

A live, ready, unattended unit

Corporate housing sits in an unusual middle. The unit is fully furnished and equipped, ready for somebody to walk into at short notice, and empty for unpredictable periods between assignments.

Because it must stay ready, it cannot be shut down the way a genuine vacancy would be. Heat stays on, water stays live, the fridge may be running, and everything must remain in working order for an arrival that could be next week or in three months.

The occupancy pattern is also driven by a third party — a corporate client — so the gaps are neither predictable nor controllable.

What makes this different

Every situation on this site is empty for a reason. These are the things specific to this one.

Must remain move-in ready

The usual vacancy playbook of shutting things down is unavailable. Everything stays live.

Fully furnished and equipped

Contents, appliances and inventory in a unit nobody is in.

Gaps set by a third party

Neither predictable nor within the owner’s control.

What typically goes wrong

  • Everything live in an empty unit for an unpredictable period
  • Dry traps and staleness in a unit that must present as ready
  • Appliances and inventory unattended
  • Short-notice arrivals into a unit nobody has checked

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