Quest plans big expansion in Queensland
Quest Serviced Apartments has announced plans to open five new properties across Queensland in the next 12 months, substantially increasing the accommodation in key business markets for the state’s growing number of extended-stay business travellers.
Along with the brand new Quest property at Breakfast Creek, the new apartments will increase Quest’s presence in Queensland to 16 properties – boosting room supply by more than 90%.
Quest Serviced Apartments Chairman, Paul Constantinou made the announcement alongside Campbell Newman, premier of Queensland, at the official opening of Quest’s newest property at Breakfast Creek this week.
“At Quest Breakfast Creek, being located between the city and airport we are seeing the impact of the expansion of Brisbane airport’s business park and the spread of the CBD.
And elsewhere in the state, business is increasingly being done in regional and suburban hubs across Queensland. A general shortage of quality accommodation for business travellers has prompted us to fast track our plans to open more properties in the next 12 months, with further expansion plans in the pipeline” Mr Constantinou explained.
Quest will open properties in Rockhampton, Mackay, Townsville, Woolloongabba and Upper Mt Gravatt, providing more than 1300 apartments for business travellers across the state.
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“The demand for our style of quality, fully equipped accommodation is high; stimulated by significant investment in health, education and retail infrastructure and the ongoing growth of defence and industries such as mining and manufacturing,” Mr Constantinou added.
Main image: Tony O’Reilly (Quest Breakfast Creek franchisee), Campbell Newman, Paul Constantinou (Quest Chairman), Jenny O’Reilly (Quest Breakfast Creek franchisee) and Tim Horan (former Wallaby great)
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