Are you searching for corporate housing for yourself or your employees? We keep furnished one and two bedroom apartments in one Simpsonville community and match people to them for the length of a work stay. Thirty days, four months or a full year, the arrangement is the same, and how our corporate housing works walks through it step by step.
We used to run apartments across several properties. These days everything sits in one Simpsonville community at 100 Garden District Dr, and honestly the business got better for it. One property means one manager who knows every unit, one maintenance crew, and one standard. A guest is not gambling on which building they land in.
Lori manages it, and has for more than 30 years. She handles the tours, the leases, the keys and the questions, and she is the person most guests actually deal with from the first phone call to move out day. The owner keeps an office about a mile away and rarely needs to be there, which says most of what needs saying about how well she runs it.
Three decades in one property shows up in the details. She knows which units sit quietest and which get the afternoon sun, and she knows what is turning over before anyone asks. She is also about as accommodating as the job allows, which is what guests tend to mention afterward.
That matters more in furnished housing than people expect. A traveling nurse arriving at eleven at night after a delayed flight does not want a call center. Check in can happen at any hour as long as it is arranged 24 hours ahead, and there is a real maintenance team on site rather than a contractor who might show up Thursday.
We keep up to a dozen furnished apartments ready at a time. One bedrooms run 525 to 772 square feet at $2,200 a month. Two bedrooms run 990 to 1,025 square feet at $2,700. Electricity, water, cable TV and internet are all in that number.
So are the furniture, the dishes, the pots, the towels, a vacuum and an ironing board. Every unit has its own washer and dryer, which sounds small until you have spent a month of Sundays at a laundromat. The community has a pool, a pool house, a fitness center and a dog park.
Over a long stay, usually yes, though not in the way people assume. A one bedroom works out near $72 a day with every utility included. Extended stay hotels in the Greenville market often land in that same range. The difference is the kitchen and the laundry. Three restaurant meals a day for a three month assignment is the cost nobody budgets for until the expense reports come in.
We are candid about the margin here. The furnished premium roughly covers what the furniture and the utilities actually cost us. This is a convenience service for people who want a real apartment without setting anything up, not a markup scheme. Guests figure that out fast, and it is why so many of them extend.
Travel nurses and medical staff on 13 week contracts, mostly working at Prisma Health Hillcrest here in Simpsonville or Greenville Memorial about twenty minutes up I-385. Superintendents and project managers on long builds. Families between a closing and a move in date, or waiting out a renovation. Insurance displacement guests whose homes are being repaired. Relocating employees deciding which part of the Upstate they want to live in before they commit to a mortgage.
Pets come too, which rules a lot of the competition out. Cats and dogs are both welcome with no weight limit. There is a one time pet fee of $350 for a dog or $300 for a cat, plus $10 per pet each month, and the property has a dog park and dog waste stations. Our minimum stay is 30 days, the standard agreement runs 90, and we can release at 30 if plans change. Have a look at our furnished apartment FAQs or call Lori at (864) 963-1005.
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