Investors’, branded hotel firms’ appetite increases for serviced apartments

Update: 2024-10-29

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The success of serviced apartments as a lodging type and burgeoning asset class has grown in recent years. But Cheval Collection executive Daniel Johansson says the segment needs more and better product offerings.

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Investors’, branded hotel firms’ appetite increases for serviced apartments