Khalil Holiday Properties launches as new operator behind Brighton Holiday Properties
A new professional management company is stepping into Brighton’s short-stay market, bringing structure, compliance and hospitality standards to serviced accommodation.
Brighton’s short-stay accommodation market is entering a new phase this March with the official launch of Khalil Holiday Properties Ltd, the new professional management and operating company behind the established Brighton Holiday Properties brand.
Created to support landlords navigating an increasingly complex rental landscape, Khalil Holiday Properties introduces a structured serviced accommodation management model focused on quality standards, regulatory compliance and long-term sustainability.

The company provides full end-to-end management for short-stay and serviced accommodation properties across Brighton and Hove, including guest communication, professional cleaning, maintenance coordination, pricing optimisation and performance reporting.
For guests, the model delivers hotel-level service combined with the comfort and flexibility of private accommodation. For property owners, it offers a hands-off solution designed to improve returns while maintaining control and flexibility.
As Brighton continues to attract tourists, business travellers, remote workers and relocation stays, demand for professionally managed serviced accommodation continues to rise. Khalil Holiday Properties aims to meet this demand responsibly, working with local trades and suppliers while maintaining high operational standards. By combining local property expertise with hospitality-focused systems, the company is positioning itself as a premium operator within Brighton’s growing short-stay sector.
Property owners interested in exploring serviced accommodation management can contact:
Ahmed Khalil | Director at Khalil Holiday Properties
01273 573 960 | ahmed@khalilproperties.co.uk
Limited management spaces are available for selected properties across Brighton and Hove.
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