The only publication in the nation devoted entirely to the booming extended-stay industry--both hotels and "corporate housing" apartments. This analytic tool combines our extensive research with the expertise of leading national lodging industry anaylsts and top extended-stay professionals. Our coverage includes:

• Existing Brands.
  • Current Inventory
    • Location
    • ADRs
    • Amenities
  • Expansion Plans

• New Brands.
  • Product Description
    • Location
    • ADRs
    • Amenities
    • Market Niches
  • Development Plans and Strategies

• Feature Reports on Individual Providers.

• Metro Area Market Reports.
  • Extended-Stay Presence
  • Extended-Stay Current and Planned Expansion
  • Competition--Supply and Demand
  • Economic Factors
  • Growth Industries and Extended-Stay Demand
  • Growth Submarket Areas

• The "Corporate Housing" Apartment Sector.

• Financial Issues.

• Regular Quarterly Reports from Top Industry Analysts.
  • From KPMG Peat Marwick: Frank Nardozza, National Hospitality Director
  • From Coopers & Lybrand: Bjorn Hansen, Industry Chairman for Lodging and Gaming
  • From HVS International: Gregory Hartmann, Managing Director
  • From The Highland Group: Peggy Berg, President

• Guest Articles from Industry Experts and Extended-Stay/Lodging Professionals.

Extended-stay is undergoing an unparalleled boom. Established hoteliers, like Residence Inn and Homewood Suites, are expanding through new development. At the same time, new aggressive chains, like Extended Stay America and MainStay Suites, are growing rapidly. Still others, like Candlewood Suites, Homegate Studios & Suites and Hearthside, are just getting started. Meanwhile, major apartment providers including Oakwood, Accommodations America, Castleton, and others, are also increasing their activities.

Market penetration and development planning are occurring throughout the nation, from the hot-growth Sun Belt cities of the West, to the high-tech meccas of Denver and Raleigh, to numerous second-and-third-tier cities of the South and Midwest.

The Extended-Stay/Lodging Quarterly will report on all of it--including the growing concerns about oversupply.

We believe that this is an extraordinary product, an unequalled information breakthrough for extended-stay professionals.

4 quarterly issues. By subscription only. Pre-publication discount price available for a limited time only: $295. (Regular subscription price: $395.)

Also available: Individual extended-stay market reports on 25 metro areas. See our "Extended-Stay City Reports."