Property Types
Lofts – Unique, trendy urban residences in Dallas that offer individuality in every unit. Floor plans offer high ceilings, open floor plans, hardwood floors and modern kitchens
Condominiums – A privately owned property in a larger secure highrise building. Unit floor plans differ greatly from one Dallas complex to another offering variety in style, design and amenities.
Townhomes – Located in unique Dallas neighborhoods like Downtown and Oak Lawn. An individually owned property that has its own private access from the outside and private garage space. Floor plans offer multiple bedrooms and living space similar to a private home.
Houses – A single-family home with multiple bedrooms, larger living space, private garage and yard accommodating relocating families and other groups needing housing.
Apartments – Located throughout our cities. These are multi-unit housing developments offering a variety of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom floor plans.
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Specific furniture will vary from unit to unit to best fit the space and style of the unit. Please specify any special requests you may have. Every AvenueWest home is required to maintain standards of quality and includes:
- Free Calls – Local Phone service is included in all AvenueWest Signature Properties
- Free Extended Cable TV – Enjoy more channels of news and sports at no additional expense.
- Extensive Furnishings – We go beyond the basics. Discover and enjoy all the details you should expect in an executive home.
- Fully Equipped Kitchen – Our executive Housewares package includes coffee starter packs, cookies sheets, pizza cutters, wine openers and all the basics you will need.
- Free Calls – Local Phone service is included in all AvenueWest Signature Properties
- Free Extended Cable TV – Enjoy more channels of news and sports at no additional expense.
- Extensive Furnishings – We go beyond the basics. Discover and enjoy all the details you should expect in an executive home.
- Fully Equipped Kitchen – Our executive Housewares package includes coffee starter packs, cookies sheets, pizza cutters, wine openers and all the basics you will need.
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KITCHEN:
| Baking Dish | Vegetable Peeler | Forks |
| Bottle Opener | Water Pitcher | Spoons |
| Can Opener | Water Glasses | Knifes |
| Colander | Wine Glasses | Steak Knifes |
| Cookie Sheet | Dishes | Dish Towel |
| Cutlery Tray | Plates | Dish Cloth |
| Cutting Board | Bowls | Potholder |
| Fork/Tongs | Cups/Saucers | Placemats |
| Cheese Grater | Mugs | Napkins |
| Ice Cream Scoop | Pots | Microwave |
| Knife Set-3Piece | Frying pan | Coffee Maker |
| Ladle | Sauce pan | Toaster |
| Measuring Spoons | Pizza Cutter | Trash Can |
| Measuring Cup | Spatulas | Tupperware |
| Mixing Bowls | Spoons | Salt & Pepper |
BATH:
| Shower Curtain | Toilet Brush | Soap Dish |
| Waste Basket | Plunger | Bath Mat |
| Bath Towels | Hand Towels | Face Towels |
BEDROOM:
| Mattress Pad | Sheets | Hangers |
| Bedspread | Blanket | Laundry Basket |
| Clock Radio |
ELECTRIC:
| TV | Stereo | Vacuum |
| DVD Player | CD Player | Iron |
| Phone |
OTHER:
| Broom with Dust Pan | Lader | Garage Broom (if applicable) |
| Mop | Fire Extinguisher | Ironing Board |
| Bucket |
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5 Musts for Business Travelers Needing a Corporate Rental
Independently owned corporate housing options are as unique as the people who own and manage them. From the basic offerings to higher end finishes to a more diverse location, with managed corporate housing you’ll find a property that is tailored made for your needs.
So, what should you look for when searching for a corporate rental? That depends on what is important to you in your stay, but here are five elements you should evaluate a property for:
– Does the property offer the lease terms and availability you require? Check the dates that the corporate rental is available to determine if its availability corresponds with your lease start time, length of stay and lease end date. Also, if you need more flexibility, like an open departure date, is the landlord flexible with the availability schedule to allow you to extend and end your stay as necessary?
– Does the asking rent fall within your budget? Whether your company is paying for your stay, or rent is coming out of your own pocket, everybody has a budget to stick to. However, posted prices may be flexible depending on the lease terms, length of stay, etc. So don’t eliminate the property without finding out if the landlord is flexible with the rate.
– Does the property offer the amenities and conveniences you are looking for? If security is important, you’ll want to be sure the property has controlled access. And if you’ll have two vehicles with you, does the community accommodate (or even charge for) that extra parking spot. Make a list of the little things in your life that you must have and cross-reference it with the property’s attributes.
– Does the property’s location match your needs? Location should be at the top of your check list. Making sure that a property is located in close proximity to your work, grocery stores, restaurants and, overall, with a setting that you feel comfortable in.
– Does the property size fit your requirements? If you are bringing the family with you or expecting visitors during your stay, you’ll not only want to be sure the property features enough bedrooms or sleeping space for its occupants, but also you’ll want to make sure that guests are okay with your landlord. The same goes for pets. If you’re bringing your cat or dog along for the stay, you’ll need to discuss whether this is permitted with the landlord and if there are extra fees involved as well.
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Corporate Housing – Value for the Traveler
American Express Business Travel gave me a call because their client wanted to know the positive ROI / Return on Investment they would get by having their travelers stay in a corporate housing residential rental vs staying in a hotel.
Great question! Of course there is never a simple answer. I have previously served on the US Advisory Council for ERC / Employee Relocation Council the association for workforce mobility and a study was presented that stated employees who had bad corporate relocations were 50% more likely to get divorced!
As we know, corporate housing is an essential element of a successful corporate relocation. When a company invests in transferring a valuable and talented employee from one market to another the transferee must get to the new city, get settled and be productive at work, as quickly as possible. This is accomplished through immediately having them comfortable in their new local living arrangements and corporate housing provides this. So the question is how do you calculate ROI on this?
If you would rather look at the pennies – let’s choose Downtown Denver as an option.
According to the 2018 Corporate Housing Annual Report by CHPA
1 Bedroom Corporate Housing property = $123.92 per night
2 Bedroom Corporate Housing property = $146.47 per night
3 Bedroom Corporate Housing property = $177.69 per night
I just ran a Google Search for Downtown Denver, CO Hotels and this is what I got:
$149 per night = Embassy Suites – 3.5 Stars
$223 per night = Crawford Hotel – 4.5 Stars
$400 per night = Four Seasons – 5 Stars
In the corporate housing industry we spend a lot of time talking about the “soft” benefits of staying in a corporate housing property, but the reality is the “hard cash” benefits are even greater.
Next time you need a place to stay connect with AvenueWest Managed Corporate Housing 303-825-0000 or search for your next great corporate housing rental to better understand the huge ROI of staying in a corporate housing.
