Rents vary widely, depending on the market and the size of the apartment.Members can relocate any time to another apartment - or another city - with two weeks' notice. Rent is month-to-month, starting at a minimum of 30 days, with the best rates for those who commit to six months.How it works: Landing's standard members pay $199 annually for access to rent one of the company's 20,000 apartments in more than 375 cities. Empty nesters could also find it an appealing way to explore the country.Why it matters: Living on standby isn't for everyone, but it's an affordable option for people seeking maximum flexibility - including remote professionals, contract workers on temporary assignments or those relocating to a new city.

Designed for the post-pandemic, work-from-anywhere economy, the concept is similar to flying standby: You can get an apartment cheaply, but you might get bumped by a higher-paying customer.Of course, there's a catch: You might have to move with three days' notice.ĭetails: 'Standby' living is a new residential offering from Landing, a subscription-based nationwide rental network of furnished apartments.A fully furnished apartment in a great city for $1,295 per month - 33% below the national median - with no lease, no security deposit and all utilities included.

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