Serviced Apartments

Global Serviced Apartments Market to Reach ## by 2034

The global market for Serviced Apartments estimated at ## in the year 2024, is expected to reach ## by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 0.0% over the analysis period 2024-2034.

Global Serviced Apartment Market – Key Trends & Drivers Summarized

Is the Rise of Mobile Professionals and Bleisure Travel Reshaping Hospitality Expectations?

The global serviced apartment market is witnessing robust growth driven by shifting traveler preferences, particularly among corporate travelers, digital nomads, and long-stay guests seeking a blend of comfort, convenience, and flexibility. As remote work, project-based assignments, and “bleisure” (business + leisure) travel gain popularity, traditional hotel stays are losing appeal in favor of fully furnished, home-like accommodations that offer extended stay benefits. Serviced apartments provide an attractive middle ground—offering hotel-style amenities such as housekeeping, security, and concierge services, alongside features like kitchens, laundry facilities, and separate living spaces. These attributes resonate with a wide spectrum of users, including relocating employees, expatriates, healthcare workers, and long-term medical tourists. Moreover, the affordability of serviced apartments—especially for extended stays—makes them a cost-effective solution for corporations and individual travelers alike. This growing market segment is being actively targeted by both independent operators and large hospitality chains who are adapting to changing lifestyle and travel patterns by expanding their long-stay product portfolios across major urban centers, business districts, and emerging digital hubs.

Can the Demand for Flexible Living Spaces Drive Expansion Across New Demographics?

The evolving definition of “home” and “workspace” is generating new demand for flexible living solutions like serviced apartments, especially among younger demographics such as millennials and Gen Z professionals. With lifestyle priorities leaning toward mobility, minimalism, and experiences over possessions, this cohort is increasingly opting for flexible leases and turnkey accommodations that eliminate the hassle of traditional rental setups. Serviced apartments also cater to startups, creative professionals, and freelancers who frequently relocate or travel for collaborations and projects. Another emerging trend is the blending of serviced apartments with co-living and co-working models, creating hybrid spaces that encourage community interaction while maintaining privacy and comfort. As a result, many serviced apartment providers are diversifying offerings to include communal lounges, wellness zones, high-speed internet, and even remote working packages. Family travelers and retirees are also contributing to demand in this segment, drawn by the convenience, space, and privacy that serviced apartments offer compared to standard hotel rooms. The ability to customize length of stay—from a few days to several months—combined with predictable pricing, is expanding the serviced apartment user base beyond traditional business travelers into a more diverse, lifestyle-oriented demographic.

Are Technology and Operational Innovation the Next Frontiers for Market Differentiation?

Technology is emerging as a key differentiator in the serviced apartment market, influencing both the guest experience and operational efficiency. Contactless check-in, mobile concierge services, keyless entry systems, and digital booking platforms are fast becoming standard expectations among tech-savvy travelers. Operators are investing in smart home features such as app-controlled lighting, climate control, and voice-enabled assistants to enhance guest convenience and appeal to digitally connected consumers. On the backend, property management systems (PMS), automated inventory controls, and AI-driven pricing tools are enabling operators to optimize occupancy, streamline maintenance, and personalize guest services. Data analytics is also playing a crucial role in understanding guest preferences, predicting booking patterns, and customizing marketing efforts. In parallel, sustainability is becoming a competitive priority, with energy-efficient appliances, eco-friendly toiletries, and green building certifications increasingly incorporated to meet the expectations of environmentally conscious guests. These tech-driven innovations are not only elevating the overall value proposition of serviced apartments but also helping operators reduce operating costs and scale efficiently across multiple markets.

What’s Driving the Rapid Growth in the Serviced Apartment Market?

The growth in the serviced apartment market is driven by several factors directly linked to changing traveler behavior, urban living trends, and hospitality industry evolution. First, the global rise in business travel, project-based work, and corporate relocations is boosting demand for extended-stay accommodations that offer both comfort and cost-efficiency. Second, the shift toward remote work, flexible schedules, and digital nomadism is increasing interest in temporary, move-in-ready housing that supports work-life balance. Third, travelers are seeking alternatives to traditional hotels that offer more space, privacy, and autonomy—making serviced apartments a preferred choice for both short and long-term stays. Fourth, rising real estate prices and urban housing shortages are prompting professionals and students to consider flexible-stay options as viable residential alternatives. Fifth, global mobility among healthcare workers, consultants, IT professionals, and educators is driving corporate partnerships with serviced apartment providers for hassle-free relocations. Sixth, increased investment from institutional players, hospitality chains, and real estate developers is professionalizing the segment and expanding inventory across key markets. Lastly, integration with digital booking platforms, OTA channels, and mobile apps is making serviced apartments more discoverable and accessible to a broader consumer base—accelerating growth in both developed and emerging economies. Together, these dynamics are positioning serviced apartments as a vital and fast-growing segment within the broader hospitality and real estate ecosystem.

SCOPE OF STUDY:

The report analyzes the Serviced Apartments market in terms of units by the following Segments, and Geographic Regions/Countries:

Segments:
Duration (Above 30 Nights, Below 30 Nights); Booking Mode (Direct Booking, Online Travel Agencies, Corporate Contracts); End-Use (Corporate / Business Traveler, Leisure Traveler, Expats & Relocators)

Geographic Regions/Countries:
World; United States; Canada; Japan; China; Europe (France; Germany; Italy; United Kingdom; Spain; Russia; and Rest of Europe); Asia-Pacific (Australia; India; South Korea; and Rest of Asia-Pacific); Latin America (Argentina; Brazil; Mexico; and Rest of Latin America); Middle East (Iran; Israel; Saudi Arabia; United Arab Emirates; and Rest of Middle East); and Africa.

Select Competitors (Total 48 Featured) -

• Adagio (Accor)
• Adina Apartment Hotels
• AKA
• Blueground
• Cheval Collection
• Citadines Apart`hotel (The Ascott Limited)
• City Quarters Serviced Apartments
• Cotels Serviced Apartments
• Flying Butler Apartments
• Fountain Court Apartments
• Frasers Hospitality
• Habicus Group
• Lamington Serviced Apartments
• Mansley Serviced Apartments
• Marlin Apartments
• Marriott Executive Apartments
• National Corporate Housing
• Native Places
• Oakwood Worldwide
• Quest Apartment Hotels
• Roomzzz Aparthotels
• SACO Apartments
• SilverDoor Apartments
• Staybridge Suites (IHG)
• Staycity Group
• Supercity Aparthotels
• The Ascott Limited
• The Serviced Apartment Company
• Viridian Apartments
• YAYS Aparthotels & Serviced Apartments

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