up-market

adjective

1. relating to commercial products, services, etc, that are relatively expensive and of superior quality

Example Sentences

The group opened its first club in London in 1995, and now has 46 Soho Houses in Europe, North America and Asia, as well a string of other up-market hospitality businesses.

From BBC

In some of Switzerland's most famous up-market resorts, like St Moritz or Zermatt, there are long-standing concerns that the focus on luxury is pricing locals out of the market.

From BBC

Areas of mangroves and coastal forests were filled in and paved over to make way for gated communities and up-market apartment complexes.

From Seattle Times

They had two different ideas of what middle class should look like, and she had to up-market the set to match what the director was looking for.

From Los Angeles Times

"We're at our peak, the cafe is overflowing with people who want to go out," said Erik Belmonte, the manager of the WO Barra de Cafe, a coffee shop located in an up-market part of Mexico City.

From Reuters