The global serviced apartment sector is set to diversify in 2026 as demand for tertiary locations rises and more corporates are expected to adopt multi-country accommodation strategies.
These were some of the key findings in SilverDoor’s final Quarterly Market Update report for 2025.
The report says the UK has seen a 6.5% increase in bookings year-on-year in the last 12 months for tertiary locations, including Milton Keynes, Reading, Staines and Derby.
Similarly in the Asia Pacific region, SilverDoor reports that increasing demand for tertiary locations across Taiwan and India continues, where a number of international accommodation brands are set to enter and grow the serviced apartment supply chain further.
In India, the serviced accommodation market is expected to expand due to increased demand for more shorter-term, project-based relocation and travel programmes from a number of sectors including tech, consulting and banking, financial services and insurance sectors, alongside growing demand for more tertiary locations including Kochi, Coimbatore and Ahmedabad.
The impact of growing tertiary location demand in Asia Pacific is also expected to see a marked acceleration in serviced accommodation supply across the region.
This will enable more corporates across APAC to implement a more multi-country approach to their accommodation strategy with negotiated bundled rate offerings, says the report.
SilverDoor believes this strategy, alongside reduced average length of stay, looks set to bear even more influence in supporting cost-savings for corporate travel and relocation programmes across APAC and worldwide in the year ahead.
