Sector’s record growth continues – 2,000 new UK serviced apartments to open in 2018

By ASAP Newsdesk On 20th February 2018 · Add Comment · In ASAP News, Breaking News, Cycas Hosptality, Front Page, Lamington, Native, SACO – The Serviced, Staycity Serviced Apartments, Supercity Ltd, Trending News

ASAP is delighted to confirm that the strong growth of the sector is on track to continue this year with over 2,000 new units set to open during 2018, representing a + 9%* increase on current stock.

RecordGrowth.Serviced.Apartment.Sector.2018-1

Related Posts

Tagged with → UK

Comments are closed.

SUBSCRIBE FOR EMAIL UPDATES

ASAP always treat personal data with care and we take our duty to protect it very seriously. We do not share or sell your data. By signing up you agree to receive communications from ASAP and acceptance of the Data Privacy Notice. You can opt out from communications at any time.

Email Address

Consent
I give Serviced Apartment Industry News permission to collect and use my data submitted in this form.
Give consent that we may collect and use your data.

0% Complete

Browse the site

Popular
Recent
Comments
Tags

Millennials' tastes are changing the hotel experienceFrom bedding to YouTube Hotel chains are focusing more on [...]
Mitre Linen to sponsor ASAP conventionMitre Linen a leading supplier of hospitality linens is to [...]
The BridgeStreet IQ Report - Business Travel insightsThe BridgeStreet IQ Report: Business Travel Insights 2015 reveals emerging [...]
London Mayor's plans for Greenwich include 220 serviced apartmentsBoris Johnson has approved the plans for regeneration of land [...]
BridgeStreet Global Hospitality CEO on trends & opportunities in Serviced ApartmentsIn a cutting-edge speech to students at the Baker Program [...]
Frasers Hospitality zooms ahead with MercedesFrasers Hospitality has raised the ante on designer living with [...]
Lanson Place Aroma Garden Serviced Suites named "Best New Serviced Residence in China”The Business Traveller China Awards were first introduced in 2005 [...]
Why PwC’s UK Travel Team outsource Serviced ApartmentsPwC has taken two on dedicated GoNative staff to control [...]
Insights from SACO: the millennial traveller in 2020With population growth expected at 1billion worldwide within a decade [...]
Tangible evidence that millennials are changing the way business travel worksAs millennials start to form a larger part in the [...]

India's OYO has London’s fragmented market in its sightsDespite viewing London as one of the most advanced hospitality [...]
Staying Cool names upcoming Manchester apartment hotelASAP member Staying Cool has announced the Cotton Yard as [...]
‘Airbnb-Powered’ concept Natiivo gets round city regulationsA 33-storey building in downtown Austin TX will be built [...]
Ten cities ask EU for help against Airbnb pushing out localsA joint letter from ten cities – Amsterdam Barcelona Berlin [...]
Ascott leads homegrown Saudi recruitment driveASAP Member Ascott is rolling out its Saudi Graduate Programme [...]
Staycity Wilde Aparthotel planned for Micklegate in YorkAmended plans have been submitted for a ‘modern medieval’ aparthotel [...]
The MRP Group: first Falmouth aparthotel site under offerASAP Premium Business & Distribution Partner The MRP Group a [...]
Oyo plans $300 million US city expansionIndia-based hotel startup Oyo Hotels & Homes plans to invest [...]
Vietnam’s homestay surge - opportunity for serviced apartments?In 2014 the number of active homeshare listings in Vietnam [...]
Bruges makes moves to counter over-tourismBruges has become the latest European city to restrict incoming [...]

"What an interesting development."
on Ascott more than […]
"Myself and my husband adore serviced apartments! W"
on Some likely 2016 […]