10 Best Corporate Housing Companies for 2026

Corporate housing can be a reliable way to increase income when you have the right kind of real estate. It attracts longer-term, professional tenants and reduces the constant turnover common in short-term rentals. The challenge is knowing which corporate housing platforms are the best fit, because many differ in fees, services, and how hands-on they expect you to be.

This guide breaks down the top corporate housing companies for 2026 and beyond: how each one operates, who they serve, and what they offer, so you can invest in the right platforms.

What is corporate housing?

Corporate housing falls somewhere between short-term stays and standard long-term leases. It serves business travelers who need furnished accommodation for a temporary period, typically for several weeks or months at a time.

Typical tenants usually include:

• Medical staff on rotation
• Traveling salespeople
• Employees relocating to a new city
• Workers on temporary assignments
• Digital nomads

As a host, your job is to create a space that feels comfortable and functional for daily living: a fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, a proper work area, and furnishings that feel more permanent than a holiday rental. When you successfully optimize for business clients, you attract stable tenants who stay longer and often treat your property with more care.

Demand backs the model up. The US serviced apartment market is projected to grow at 14.5% a year through 2033, according to Grand View Research, so corporate housing is a durable business model, not a passing trend.

Top corporate housing companies for 2026 at a glance

No single provider works for every property or business model. The table below is the quick-reference version before the full comparison.

Best corporate housing providers for 2026

Every corporate housing platform offers different features, fee structures, and levels of support. There’s a strategic reason to use more than one, too. As Vivian Zipman, partnerships manager at channel management platform Rentals United, put it in a Hostfully webinar on channel diversification, “not everyone wants to be on the big OTAs, or maybe they can’t be, or they simply want to distribute their eggs in several baskets.” The summaries below unpack what each company does well and who it suits.

1. Furnished Finder

Furnished Finder specializes in mid-term rentals for individual professionals on assignment, especially traveling nurses and other medical professionals. The platform focuses solely on stays of 30 days or longer, which attracts reliable tenants and reduces turnover; guests stay an average of three months. It gives owners the flexibility to vet guests and decide their own payment processes, backed by over 20 million searches a year.

Pricing: an annual subscription of $179 for a single unit, $750 for a first multi-unit property, and $129 for each additional unit. Optional add-ons include a $119 listing setup service and integrated tenant screening through KeyCheck.

2. Landing

Landing offers fully furnished apartments in over 250 US cities, including New York, Washington, and Dallas, with flexible lease terms. It suits property management companies wanting a hands-off approach: opt into Landing’s one-year partnership program and the company furnishes the apartment, markets it, coordinates with tenants, and runs background checks on guests.

Pricing: an 8% service fee per booking, which also applies as a termination fee if a guest cancels less than 30 days in advance.

3. Blueground

Blueground provides furnished rentals in major cities across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, and suits owners based outside the US especially well. Its app functions as a support system as much as a booking tool, letting tenants take virtual tours, extend their stay, and arrange maintenance, which helps if you don’t have the resources to manage communications yourself.

Pricing: 7% commission on every booking with no setup fees. A cancellation inside 30 days triggers a full month’s rent as a penalty, minus Blueground’s commission.

4. AltoVita

AltoVita operates in more than 165 countries, making it a strong choice for property managers aiming for near-global coverage. Its four-tier vetting system takes longer to onboard through but signals to guests that a listing meets a higher standard.

Pricing: no standard commission model. AltoVita sends owners custom agreements based on the property, its location, and the type of client they want to attract.

5. Travelers Haven

Blueground acquired the on-demand workforce housing platform Travelers Haven in 2023, and the two currently operate as separate platforms under the same parent. Travelers Haven specializes in fast-turnaround rentals for workers who need accommodation arranged quickly across the US, and suits owners who want reliable demand and can respond to last-minute bookings.

Pricing: no fees to partner as a host. Travelers Haven charges the client organization making the booking instead.

6. National Corporate Housing (NCH)

NCH focuses on the US market but operates in more than 60 countries worldwide. Rather than joining as a listed host, owners create a custom agreement and partner with NCH as a supplier, and NCH handles ongoing placements, logistics, and guest communications.

Pricing: not published. Contact NCH directly.

7. Short-Term Housing

Short-Term Housing provides fully furnished mid-term rentals across the US through a placement model: it accepts client requests and finds the most suitable units to meet tenants’ needs, then handles guest coordination and communication. It suits owners with US properties but limited resources for day-to-day running.

Pricing: custom agreements negotiated directly with each partner.

8. Synergy Housing

Synergy Housing offers rentals in more than 2,000 cities across over 150 countries, making it a strong option for international property owners. Unlike many alternatives, it serves both individuals, who can browse public listings, and corporations, which can contact Synergy directly to arrange placements.

Pricing: owners contact Synergy Housing to make an agreement, then work with its sales and marketing teams to get a listing published.

9. VIP Corporate Housing

VIP Corporate Housing skips the standard package in favor of a fully customizable solution, letting tenants choose their housewares, amenities, and services. À la carte add-ons include housekeeping, car and bicycle rental, gym membership or an on-site fitness center, children’s items, additional workspaces, and high-speed WiFi, arranged through supply partners for consistent standards.

Pricing: not published. Owners and managers contact VIP Corporate Housing directly to negotiate terms.

10. Churchill Living

Churchill Living pairs corporate housing with high-quality furniture rentals: tenants pick items from a catalogue ahead of their stay, and the service team has the unit ready for move-in. For owners, that means no furniture investment and no ongoing maintenance to manage.

Pricing: no standard commission rate. Costs depend on the property, the furnishings required, and the type of client Churchill places in the unit.

Where do you list your own property for corporate housing?

If you own the property rather than shopping for a provider, the decision is different: how much of the listing, screening, and payment process you want to keep versus hand off.

Renting your house to corporate housing walks through that seven-step process end to end, from confirming local rules and pricing your floor to choosing between a flat-fee marketplace like Furnished Finder and a managed option like Blueground or Landing.

Frequently asked questions about corporate housing providers

These are the questions owners and prospective tenants ask most before choosing a platform.

What is the average lease duration for corporate housing?

Most corporate housing stays range from a month to a year, and many companies book one- to three-month placements to support relocations, training programs, or temporary assignments. The exact duration depends on the provider, local regulations, and the client’s needs.

Can individuals, not just businesses, book corporate housing?

Yes, on some platforms. Furnished Finder and similar marketplaces function like a traditional listing site, letting individuals browse and book directly, though some providers still require a quote request rather than instant booking.

Which corporate housing platform is best for owners who want to stay hands-on?

Furnished Finder, since it charges a flat annual fee with no commission and leaves screening, leasing, and payment collection entirely to the owner. Owners who’d rather hand that work off should look at Landing, Blueground, or a placement-model provider like NCH instead.

Do these providers charge owners or the corporate tenant?

It varies by provider. Furnished Finder, Landing, Blueground, and AltoVita charge the owner through a subscription or commission. Travelers Haven charges the client organization instead, so hosting through it carries no direct fee.

Key takeaways

Here’s the short version for choosing a provider.

• Flat-fee marketplaces like Furnished Finder favor owners who want control and the lowest cost, in exchange for handling screening and payment themselves.
• Managed marketplaces like Landing, Blueground, and AltoVita take a commission or custom fee to furnish, market, and run the unit for you.
• Placement-model providers like NCH and Short-Term Housing suit owners who want a single point of contact and minimal day-to-day involvement.
• Coverage varies widely, from US-only platforms to providers spanning 150-plus countries, so match the provider to your market before your tenant type.