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The Apartment Service The Apartment Service is the world’s leading global serviced apartment booking agency. With 36 years of expe- rience in the serviced apartment industry, we provide a 100 per cent service for sourcing, booking and managing res- ervations into corporate housing and serviced apartments worldwide from our seven global offices in New York, London, Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona, Frankfurt and Singapore. In February 2014, The Apartment


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