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They send the most Danish participants to Mipim

Denmark Denmark — Mipim is just a month away and Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which Nordic companies sends the most participants to the real estate fair. Last out are the participants from Denmark, the country that sends the most participants among the Nordic countries.

Swedish real estate profile launches new advisory company

Sweden Sweden — Malin Andrén is embarking on a new journey and focusing on her own company Handshake Property. She tells Nordic Property News about the decision to go solo, the focus and goals for the company, and the future together with Novier.

The companies that send the most Finnish participants to Mipim

Finland Finland — Mipim is just a month away and Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which Nordic companies sends the most participants to the real estate fair. Here are the participants from Finland.

Corem CEO: "The Ericsson property will leave the office market"

Sweden Sweden — Corem is a smaller company today than it was a couple of years ago, CEO Rutger Arnhult concludes when commenting on the results from 2024. They have divested significant parts of the property portfolio and will continue to do so. Not even the flagships are safe. He shares the plans for the Ericsson property, where the tenant left a big vacancy in H2.

They send the most Norwegian participants to Mipim

Norway Norway — Mipim is just a month away and Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which Nordic companies sends the most participants to the real estate fair. Next are the participants from Norway.

Balder would rather buy than put a shovel in the ground

Nordic — CEO Erik Selin says that Balder has emerged from the economic cycle stronger than before. The focus in recent quarters has been on streamlining operations and creating added value through good investments. He gives his view on which markets that are on the wish list.

The companies that send the most Swedish participants to Mipim

Sweden Sweden — Mipim is just a month away and Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which Nordic companies sends the most participants to the real estate fair. First out are the participants from Sweden.

Peter Wallin: "We haven't been sleeping on the job"

Nordic — The year-end reports have started to come in and Bonava is one of the listed companies that is the earliest to submit its. The company reduced sales and operating profit in the fourth quarter compared to the same period the year before – but the last quarter of the year points upwards compared to the rest of 2024. Bonava's CEO Peter Wallin answers questions about the past year and also explains why the fourth quarter is traditionally so strong for Bonava.

Wihlborgs makes EUR 215 million acquisition: "A good complement"

Sweden Sweden — Wihlborgs has completed a giant deal to buy properties in Helsingborg, Malmö and Lund for approximately SEK 2.4 billion (EUR 215 million) from Granitor. CEO Ulrika Hallengren tells Nordic Property News about the deal, daring to be picky about what you acquire, the attractive project development opportunities in Lund and the continued growth efforts.

"It's easier to put the shovel in the ground on smaller projects now"

Sweden Sweden — Swedish Logistic Property is standing strong and delivering good results for 2024 as well as for the fourth quarter. Given the challenging macro environment, with high interest rates, rising yield requirements and a recession, CEO Tommy Åstrand and the rest of the management have reason to be satisfied. "I see no end to the growth", he tells Nordic Property News.

John Fredriksen takes new steps in Fabege

Nordic — John Fredriksen's Geveran Trading continues to invest in Fabege and is closing the gap to the largest owner, Backahill, in the ownership list.

AMF after the Finnish sale: "The Nordics and Northern Europe are interesting"

Nordic — AMF has announced that it is selling its third of the shares in the Finnish real estate company Mercada, a transaction that was completed on January 31, 2025. Pernilla Arnrud Melin, responsible portfolio manager for properties at AMF, talks about the sale and where AMF is now aiming.

"Gothenburg and Stockholm can compete with London and Paris"

Sweden Sweden — Have offices become a worse investment? Neither Karl Persson, Nordic CEO, nor Peter W-O Berglin, Associate Director, at Cushman & Wakefield, believe so. They give their views on investor interest in the office market and the potential for neighboring buildings in the future, where Gothenburg in particular have great opportunities.

Stefan Dahlbo to step down as CEO of Fabege

Sweden Sweden — Almost half of the 20th century has passed and the challenges have succeeded each other. Pessimism has been replaced by optimism for Fabege's CEO Stefan Dahlbo, despite the great disappointment in the 2024 that the company has left behind. Personally, the CEO is now looking towards retirement, as he announced on the same day as the presentation of the financial statements that it was time to leave the company. Until then, hard work and managing Convendum's reconstruction will continue.

"The gap between the best and the worst will increase"

Nordic — Axel Tärn has been Director & Head of Analysis at Colliers for a few weeks now. Now he is giving one of his first analyses of how transactions and investments may develop during the year. On stage during Nordic Property News event Public Properties Day, he explains which segments are creating interest and which players will drive the transaction market forward.

How Aspelin Ramm will continue its growth journey in Sweden after the restructuring

Nordic — On Wednesday it became clear that the Swedish-Norwegian company Aspelin Ramm is being divided into two parts, on either side of the border. Sweden CEO Manne Aronsson explains what this will mean for their future investments.

International investors to return as net buyers to the Danish market in 2025

Denmark Denmark — A new Danish company has been formed as renowned industry profiles William Kanta and Sune Ingemann launch Evervest. William Kanta tells Nordic Property News about the new company, what role they want to play on the Danish market, the mandate from PFA and about the appetite for investments in Denmark from foreign investors.

Synnes on the crisis: "The debts were not a huge problem for SBB"

Sweden Sweden — SBB is up to 80 percent done with reversing the company's setbacks. This is according to CEO Leiv Synnes when he participated in Nordic Property News event Public Properties Day. According to him, there were two important reasons why there were not really any major problems for the company.

The future for the new hot office area in Stockholm

Sweden Sweden — Humlegården adds a new office property to its portfolio through the acquisition of Fenix ​​Stockholm in Hagastaden from Invesco. CEO Anneli Jansson tells Nordic Property News about Hagastaden's role in the Stockholm office market going forward, Humlegården's exposure to the area and what the company's most important tasks will be in 2025.

Hemsö CEO: "Here Finland and Germany are better than Sweden"

Nordic — The turbulence in the market has been positive for Hemsö says CEO Nils Styf, as they are always looking for innovation and the opportunity to be quick on their feet. This may not be the case with the focus on future transactions, but rather on the investments they makes. He says that there is a lot to learn from the other markets in which the company operates.

ABG makes first divestment – here is where the look for new invesments

Sweden Sweden — ABG Fastena is making its first ever sale when it divests a community property in Malmö to Annehem. After the inaugural divestment, Head of Investment Philip Söderqvist shares his view on the deal, the possibility of more divestments, how ABG Fastena wants to continue growing within their investment pillars and the opportunities to expand into new segments for the company.

Winners and losers on the stock market in January

Nordic — During a fairly stable January, there was an even distribution between rising and falling prices among real estate and construction stocks. SBB and Genova stood out at the top of the list. Nordic Property News Nordic Property News presents the winners and losers on the stock exchange during January.

Perfect conditions for community property transactions: "There is almost never any bidding war"

Sweden Sweden — There has been a wet blanket over community properties on the transaction market, and interest has dropped. There are advantages to that, where competition for the properties has decreased. This is according to the panel consisting of CEOs from Vacse, Stenvalvet and Heba.

"Now I can think freely again"

Sweden Sweden — Croisette's founder and current CEO, Per Svensson, is handing over the reins to Magnus Andersson, who intends to focus on growing the company. Nordic Property News has spoken to both the outgoing and incoming CEOs to hear where they intend to take Croisette next.

The segments the two giants consider the hottest

Sweden Sweden — It has been a tough time with inflation and higher interest rates. Many have noticed a difference in the market towards the end of 2024 and this is how Alecta Fastigheter and Wallenstam view the investment opportunities ahead.