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Brexit could benefit serviced apartment sector: Cycas

By Cormac Mac Ruairi 2016-07-08T00:00:00

brexit could benefit serviced apartment sector cycas

Brexit may have derailed investment transactions in London and caused a lockdown of open-ended real estate funds, but the extended stay property sector could actually survive and thrive in the post-referendum environment, according to Cycas Hospitality. 

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