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Annica Ånäs, CEO of Atrium Ljungberg.

Annica Ånäs: “We are cautiously optimistic”

Sweden Sweden — When Atrium Ljungberg summarizes the fourth quarter of 2025, CEO Annica Ånäs is satisfied with the delivery for the entire year. This despite a net rental that landed at minus SEK 12 million. "It is disappointing, but there is also potential to improve the figure for the first quarter," says Ånäs.
Jukka Rantanen, CEO of Sb-Hem.

“Imbalance between supply and demand slows Finnish housing sales”

Finland Finland — In 2025, housing sales in Finland showed a clearly measurable increase in the number of property transactions. Now, Jukka Rantanen, CEO of the real estate brokerage chain SB-Hem, and Henna Mikkonen, Chief Economist at the Finnish Savings Banks Group, predict that the number of transactions involving previously owned homes will perform weaker in 2026. The shortage of newly built homes is limiting supply and slowing market activity.
Alma and Kristiansen make acquisition.

Alma and Kristensen expand Copenhagen high-street portfolio

Denmark Denmark — Alma Property Partners and Kristensen Properties have acquired another prominent mixed-use retail and office property in the heart of Copenhagen. Located at Købmagergade 62 and Pustervig 4, the combined property comprises more than 4,300 sqm and hosts a strong tenant mix including 7-Eleven, Neye, Louis Nielsen, Maanesten and CIEE. The seller is Dansk Ejendomsfond I, a consortium owned by the Danish pension funds PBU, AP Pension, and Velliv.
Capman and Pension Danmark make first joint acquisition.

Capman and Pension Danmark acquire major residential development project in Rødovre

Denmark Denmark — CapMan Real Estate and PensionDanmark have jointly acquired a major residential development project in Rødovre, located in close proximity to Copenhagen. The project consists of approx. 42,500 sqm and will be developed and constructed over a six-year period.
Niam buys in Copenhagen.

Niam Real Estate completes acquisition of Copenhagen resi

Denmark Denmark — Niam Real Estate announces the completion of its acquisition of a residential asset located in central Copenhagen, from a global investment and asset management company.
Johanna Hult Rentsch, CEO of Platzer.

Platzer will continue to maintain the pace of the portfolio rotation

Sweden Sweden — The past year has been characterized by intensive work on lettings and renegotiations for Platzer. A year in which the company also sees that the two main segments in which it operates interact very well. – It is logical in a city of industry and knowledge like Gothenburg. Industry and logistics have been a market with good demand, while the office market has had a bit of a tougher time, says Platzer's CEO, Johanna Hult Rentsch.

Winners and losers on the stock market in January

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents how the Nordic companies performed on the stock exchange during January.
New resi investment in SNRE II.

Storebrand Real Estate makes Finnish residential acquisition

Finland Finland — Storebrand Real Estate has acquired a residential portfolio of 13 residential assets totaling 999 apartments in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area through its core plus fund, Storebrand Nordic Real Estate Fund II (SNRE II).
Infinity in Hagastaden in Stockholm.

Castellum leases 24,000 sqm in Hagastaden

Sweden Sweden — Castellum has signed a 15-year lease agreement for approximately 24,000 square metres in Infinity, in Hagastaden, Stockholm. Construction of Infinity began in autumn 2025, and the building is scheduled to be ready for occupancy by the end of 2027.
Equilibrium 2 in Bucharest.

Skanska divests office building in Bucharest

Sweden Sweden — Skanska divests the office building Equilibrium 2 in Bucharest, Romania, for EUR 37 million.
André Lundberg, Head of Capital Markets at Colliers.

The verdict on community properties: Slightly subdued but stable market

Sweden Sweden — Justice, education and healthcare were recurring themes when deals were made in the community property segment in 2025. For Nordic Property News, André Lundberg, Head of Capital Markets Sweden & Partner at Colliers, tells more about the status of community property today, the situation in the transaction market and what will drive the segment in the coming years.
Nils Styf, CEO of Hemsö.

Nils Styf: "A lack of resources and expertise in many municipalities"

Nordic — The end of 2025 was quite undramatic compared to the rest of the year. The return to some form of normality in the transaction and property market continued during the quarter. For Hemsö, 2026 has started really well. Or in the words of CEO Nils Styf: – Right now we are experiencing strong activity in all segments and in all countries.
Hilda Vatne.

JM acquires residential building rights and project portfolio in Norway

Norway Norway — JM has signed an agreement with Nåbo AS for the acquisition of approximately 1,300 building rights for residential development and four ongoing residential projects in Oslo and Bergen. The purchase price amounts to approximately SEK 1,100 million.
Anna Nyberg.

Trophi appoints Anna Nyberg as Head of Asset Management Sweden

Sweden Sweden — Trophi is strengthening its organisation through the recruitment of Anna Nyberg as Head of Asset Management Sweden, a role in which she will also join Trophi’s executive management team.
The property Modemet 1 in Kista, Stockholm.

Vasakronan extends 19,000 sqm lease with Ericsson

Sweden Sweden — Vasakronan has renegotiated and extended a lease agreement with the telecommunications company Ericsson, covering just over 19,000 square metres in the property Modemet 1, Building 9, located in Kista, Stockholm.
Mårten Othérus.

The growth targets for Nordr Sweden after Starwood’s entry

Nordic — Nordr Sweden is being carved out from its parent company and sold to a new owner. Following the entry of the US-based investment firm Starwood, Nordr Sweden’s CEO, Mårten Othérus, outlines the company’s future plans under its new ownership, its continued growth strategy, ambitions across the Nordic region, and the current market conditions for residential developers.
These were the largest transactions in community properties in 2025.

The largest transactions in community properties in 2025

Sweden Sweden — By far the largest transaction of 2025 took place in the community property segment when PPI purchased 100 percent of SBB's community property portfolio for over SEK 24 billion. Here, Nordic Property News lists the ten largest transactions made in the segment during 2025.
The office project Christian Krohgs gate 2 in Oslo.

Skanska and Entra invest in a new office project in Oslo

Norway Norway — Skanska invests in the office project Christian Krohgs gate 2 in Oslo. The total project investment is about NOK 1.8 billion. The project will be executed in a 50/50 joint venture with Entra.
Vasakronan sells in Uppsala.

Vasakronan divests property in Uppsala

Sweden Sweden — Vasakronan has divested the property Kvarngärdet 1:19 in Uppsala at an agreed property value of SEK 193 million. The transaction is carried out as part of Vasakronan’s long-term strategy for the continuous development and optimisation of its property portfolio. The buyer is Donald Ericsson Fastigheter AB, a family-owned company based in Uppsala.
Tetra Pak invests in Lund.

Tetra Pak invests EUR 60 million in plant in Lund

Sweden Sweden — Tetra Pak takes another major step towards the next generation of sustainable packaging materials with its EUR 60 million investment in a new pilot plant for its paper-based barrier technology at the company’s facility in Lund, Sweden.
Pål Ahlsén, CEO at Castellum.

Pål Ahlsén: "Castellum will be a net seller this year"

Nordic — Castellum continues its efforts to improve profitability and is reviewing how it can act in the transaction market to achieve that goal. CEO Pål Ahlsén explains how he views the company’s market activity, which properties could be considered for sale, and how he sees the development of the transaction market.
Santa Maria's plant in Mölndal is closing in 2027.

Vacancy risk for Swedish giants as Santa Maria moves spice production plant to Estonia

Sweden Sweden — Vacancies arise as the parent company relocates spice production to Estonia.

Nordr Sweden sold to Starwood

Nordic — Nordr AS sells Nordr Sverige AB to Management and controlled affiliates of Starwood Capital Group.
Henrik Landelius.

Henrik Brinck Landelius joins JM

Sweden Sweden — JM has recruited Henrik Brinck Landelius as the new head of the business segment JM Stockholm. He will take up his position on February 9, 2026, and will be part of JM’s Executive Management Team.
Sofia Folstad and the property Tellus 4 in Södertälje.

Storsala completes its largest acquisition to date: “An important milestone”

Sweden Sweden — Storsala has completed its largest single property acquisition to date with the purchase of Tellus 4 in central Södertälje. Sofia Folstad, Partner and Head of Transactions, tells Nordic Property News about the transaction, the asset’s potential, the company’s growth plans, and where it sees the most attractive investment opportunities.