Blueground, a Greek start-up in the sector of accomodation, expanded its field of activities to New York, its first United States market, the company announced.
The company leases a total of about 600 apartments and houses to business executives, embassy and other organisation officials for a short or long-term period.
Its owners said choosing New York was a strategic decision as it is an important economic center and a base for a large number of global companies, therefore an ideal start for the company’s extension to the US market.
Since its founding in 2013, Blueground operates in Athens, Istanbul and Dubai, and its advantages to owners feature a stable monthly income, long-term contracts and great flexibility.
“The successful testing of our business model in three totally different cities gives us confidence to continue in larger and more competitive and demanding markets like the US market,” Blueground partner and country manager of blueground Thanos Geramanis noted.
Co-founder and CEO Alexandros Hatzieleftheriou continued, “Our first steps in New York are very encouraging. Our dream is to offer high-standard accomodation that will combine modern amenities and the coziness of a house to more and more business travellers throughout the world.”
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