Industry News
Serviced apartment and BTR plans for Cardiff Bay office scheme
UK: Property developer Rightacres has revealed £25 million plans to transform an empty office scheme in Cardiff Bay into serviced and build to rent (BTR) apartments.
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Green light for aparthotel at Victorian era listed building in Cardiff
UK: Planning permission has been granted for an aparthotel at a Victorian era listed building in central Cardiff.
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Higgihaus aparthotel given green light for Cardiff
UK: Higgihaus Ltd has had an application approved to convert a former bookies in Cardiff into an aparthotel and coworking space.
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Planning consent for Cardiff aparthotel
UK: Planners have approved proposals for a new aparthotel in a grade II-listed property in Cardiff Bay.
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Plans submitted for Cardiff Roomzzz aparthotel
UK: Developer Drake Walk Ltd has submitted plans for a 69-key aparthotel at Cardiff’s Atlantic Wharf.
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Green light expected for Cardiff aparthotel
UK: Proposals to build a serviced apartment building in Cardiff have been recommended for approval by the local council.
Urban Living News
Cardiff student accommodation applies for continued serviced apartment usage
UK: The owner of a prominent Cardiff building has applied to extend a temporary permission allowing it to be used for serviced apartments as well as student accommodation.
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Cardiff Staybridge Suites to open in spring 2021
UK: The 73-key Staybridge Suites Cardiff, an extension of the Holiday Inn Express at Cardiff Bay, is set to open early next year.
Supplier News
Serviced apartment operator buys Cardiff hotel
UK: Serviced apartment group The Spires has bought No. 10 Cardiff hotel off a guide price of £2.15 million.
Industry News
Serviced apartment operator buys Cardiff hotel
The hotel backs onto Bute Park, near the centre of Cardiff, and was sold byGreen Duck Hotels Limited, represented by Savills. The 21 bedroom boutique hotel has a restaurant with 30 covers, bar and a function suite. The Spires operates serviced apartments in Aberdeen, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow. James Greenslade,
