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23.09.2026
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Platzer Purchases Development Property in Gothenburg
Sweden —
Platzer, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, purchases Gamlestadens Fabriker in Gothenburg, with a total of 62,000 sqm leasable area, from Aberdeen. The purchase price amounts to MSEK 750 (€80M).
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Nordic
Nordic —
Max Barclay appointed sole CEO of Newsec – how the company will enter its next phase
Nordic —
"Some players may be disappointed when they see the bids this autumn"
Nordic —
SBB sells to PPI
Nordic —
Snøhetta architect: "We must dare to think in terms of higher density"
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Sweden
Sweden —
JLL expert on interest rate trends: "To me that's very pessimistic"
Sweden —
NCC signs strategic partnering agreement
Sweden —
Skanska to build a data center in the US
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Here are Vasakronan’s major lettings in 2026
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Norway
Norway —
Veidekke to build new homes on Jarlsø in Tønsberg
Norway —
Logistea divests property in Norway to First Seafood
Norway —
Skanska invests in the second phase of a residential project in Trondheim
Norway —
Veidekke: Two new residential projects for K2 Bolig in Stavanger
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Denmark
Denmark —
NCC to build office for Velliv
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Alma Property Partners and SF Management acquire residential property in Copenhagen
Denmark —
Genesta signs new lease in Copenhagen
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Prisma acquires grocery property in Denmark
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Finland
Finland —
NCC to construct residential care facility in Turku
Finland —
Logian acquires 80,500 sqm logistics portfolio
Finland —
YIT builds new homes in Lauttasaari
Finland —
Episurf Medical enters the Finnish property market
Sponda to Develop Tampere’s Largest Shopping Centre
Finland —
Sponda has made the decision to develop the Ratina shopping centre in Tampere, Finland. The complex comprises a total of approximately 53,000 square metres of retail and service premises with more than 150 shops.
Swedish Fund Receives AIFM Permit
Sweden —
The Swedish Financial Services Authority has decided to grant Svenska Bostadsfonden a permit to manage alternative investment funds within the frame of the AIFM directory. This makes the company one of the first property funds to be granted an AIFM permit in Sweden.
Copenhagen To Challenge Stockholm
Denmark —
With their new business and growth politics, Copenhagen’s municipality wants to create 20,000 new jobs in the private sector and establish as well as maintain 4,000 jobs in foreign companies before 2018. Copenhagen wants to pick up their lagging behind Stockholm.
Postnord Divests Danish Headquarters
Denmark —
Postnord, leading supplier of communication and logistic solutions to, from and within the Nordic region, divests their Danish headquarters as well as a letter terminal in Copenhagen for MSEK 1,152, approximately €124 M.
TK Development Sells Part of Shopping Centre
Denmark —
TK Development sells 65 % of the BROEN shopping centre project in Esbjerg, Denmark.
Swedish Government Induct Stimulus for New Rental Units
Sweden —
The Swedish government plans to introduce a stimulus packages of €344 M annually to increase the construction of rental units. The proposal will be a part of the budget proposition for 2016.
Klövern Purchases in Central Gothenburg
Sweden —
Klövern purchases two office properties in two separate deals, in Majorna, Gothenburg for a total of MSEK 360 (€39M). This is the first time Klövern purchases in central Gothenburg.
Newsec Brokers Large Wind Power Deal
Sweden —
The Swedish wind power developer Kraftö are now initiating the construction of Sörby wind farm, comprising 122 MW for the international insurance company Allianz, who acquires their third wind farm in Sweden. The park, that will consist of 37 Vestas V117 3.3 MW windmills, is calculated to be put into operation during the fall of 2016. Newsec has been exclusive advisors in the deal.
Largest Single Asset Transaction Ever in Finland
Finland —
A Finnish institutional joint venture led by SRV is set to launch construction of €480M REDI Shopping Centre in Helsinki.
Norwegian Property Leads The Way Across Nordics
Nordic —
MSCI Inc. (NYSE: MSCI), a leading provider of investment decision support tools worldwide, has released the latest IPD Nordic Annual Property Index for 2014. The index shows that for the year ending December 2014, all properties across the Nordic region returned 7.0%, compared with 5.6% in 2013.
Norwegian Oil Fund Ready for Asian Investment
Norway —
Within the next year, Norwegian Oljefonden (NBIM) will begin investing in Asian properties. There are mainly two cities that they aim for.
Stockholm at European Top for Future Real Estate Investments
Sweden —
Stockholm has a frontline when TIAA Henderson Real Estate (TH Real Estate) in a new review examine the future’s most attractive cities for real estate investments. Sweden’s capital ranks seventh among cities with the highest expected Gross Domestic Product in 2030, which is one of the examined parameters. London tops the ranking, while Oslo ends up in thirteenth place.
New Hope for the Tellus Tower in Stockholm
Sweden —
SSM Fastigheter is planning the construction of the 240 storey Tellus Tower at Telefonplan in Stockholm. The Armed Forces have opposed the construction for safety reasons, but a new possibility has emerged.
SEB Divests its German Real Estate Investment Management Business
Sweden —
Swedish bank SEB has signed an agreement to sell its German real estate investment management business, SEB Asset Management AG, including its main subsidiary SEB Investment GmbH, to Savills plc for a consideration of up to € 21,5 M in cash.
Fornebu Awarded - Again
Norway —
The Norwegian shopping centre Fornebu S, located just outside of Oslo, recently won two awards at the Breeam Awards. Now they have been named Årets Bygg (Construction of the Year) in Norway.
Lehto Bygg builds Barents Center in Northern Sweden
Sweden —
Concent has signed a complete construction contract with Finnish Lehto Bygg AB at a total order value of SEK 1 billion (€107,7M). The construction is in regards to Barents Center, the largest retail project to date in Northern Sweden.
Akelius Makes Further Purchases in London
Sweden —
The Swedish Property Company Akelius purchases the Cotton Lofts property with 40 condominiums in Hackney, London. The purchase price amounts to €29,5 M.
Three Nordic Capitals Amongst Europe’s Eight Most Competitive Cities
Nordic —
In JLL’s annual City Momentum Index (CMI), Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo are amongst the eight top regions in JLL’s ranking of Europe’s most dynamic cities.
Three Additions to KPC’s Management
Denmark —
Construction and property development company KPC advance three people to the management team.
These are Denmark’s Largest Shopping Centres
Denmark —
In their “Markeds Nyt 2015”, Colliers International has a list of the largest shopping centres in Denmark. Waves is the largest to the leasable area, but Field’s has the largest turnover. The country’s largest shopping centre owner is Danica Ejendomme.
Two Danish Architecture Firms Among World’s Most Innovative
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Two Danish architecture firms are on the reputable American business magazine Fast Company’s list of The World’s Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Architecture.
Cushman & Wakefield Expand Swedish Operation with New Hires
Sweden —
Global property adviser Cushman & Wakefield has announced the continued expansion of its Swedish operation with six new hires.
Strong Increase in Norwegian Constructions Startups
Norway —
The amount of construction startups in regards to Norwegian residences was 65% higher this year compared to 2014, according to Boligprodusentenes Forening (Norwegian Home Builders’ Association).
Swedish Riksbank cuts repo rate to −0.25 per cent and buys government bonds for €3,27 billion
Sweden —
There are signs that inflation has bottomed out and is beginning to rise, but the recent appreciation of the krona risks breaking this trend. The Executive Board of the Riksbank has decided to make monetary policy even more expansionary by cutting the repo rate by 0.15 percentage points to −0.25 per cent and buying government bonds for €3,27 billion, to support the upturn in inflation.
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