Serviced apartment supply concerns

Series: Estates Gazette ; (0036) 9 September 2000, 46(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: A revamped Association of Interim Housing Providers is to lobby government to give serviced apartments in London greater priority. Although demand significantly outweighs supply in this sector, planning policies are hindering growth. Graph and tables.

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A revamped Association of Interim Housing Providers is to lobby government to give serviced apartments in London greater priority. Although demand significantly outweighs supply in this sector, planning policies are hindering growth. Graph and tables.

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