Paul Stevens

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Paul joined IHM as an editorial intern in September 2018 working across the Serviced Apartment News, Boutique Hotel News and Short Term Rentalz sites. He writes and uploads news articles, contributing feature pieces and interviewing important industry figures in the international hospitality sector. He is an NCTJ qualified journalist and a graduate in French and Spanish from the University of Southampton. In his spare time, Paul is a big fan of football and tennis, running in half marathons and enjoys travelling to new countries. Contact: paul@internationalhospitality.media
ARL

The ARL shines spotlight on resident hosting

Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: The Association for Rental Living [ARL] has teamed up with short-term rental booking platform, partner and ARL member, TrustedStays, to publish two new in-depth explorations of resident hosting. 

housing

RBT Housing Commission calls for changes to meet homes target

Reading Time: 3 minutes UK: 20 years after the Barker Review of Housing Supply, the Radix Big Tent [RBT] Housing Commission – chaired by Dame Kate Barker until her appointment to the New Towns Taskforce – has published its final recommendations.

Airbnb long stay

Airbnb set for further expansion into long-term rental market

Reading Time: 2 minutes US: Airbnb is focusing its attention on strengthening its long-term rental business, as the company eyes up new revenue streams and growth opportunities to expand beyond its core short-term rental offering.

1 LiVNG

Hospiria and Alliants partner for 1 LiVNG flex rental platform

Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: Customer experience technology platform Alliants and property management software-as-a-service [SaaS] solution [PMS] Hospiria have partnered to launch a “groundbreaking” flexible rental platform called 1 LiVNG, which is focused on transforming the residential real estate market.

interest

Bank of England cuts interest rates – hospitality reacts

Reading Time: 4 minutes UK: The Bank of England has announced that it will cut interest rates from a 16-year high of 5.25 per cent to five per cent, marking the first rate drop since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020.