Sweden — Michael Englund, Head of Security at Jernhusen, on the gang violence in the construction- and property industry and what the companies can do.

Nordic — Last week, Corem announced the sale of 14 properties to Areim for SEK 1.2 billion. The transaction marked the next step in the company’s extensive divestment journey, which has been ongoing since 2021. Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at the company’s disposals – and how the stock market has responded to these transactions.

Sweden — Following its review, the City of Gothenburg’s Exploitation Administration has concluded that Ola Serneke’s new company possesses the financial capacity to carry out the Cirkustomten project in central Gothenburg. This development brings the company one step closer to securing the transfer of the land allocation for the project. Nordic Property News can also reveal which external financier is backing Ola Serneke in the initiative.

Sweden — Next year a new CEO in Sweden will take place at Colliers. Bård Bjølgerud, CEO Colliers Nordics, on when they expect to have a successor to Joakim Arvius on board.

Sweden — After three years as CEO of Colliers in Sweden, Joakim Arvius is returning to the role he enjoys most – as a dealmaker within Capital Markets. In an interview with Nordic Property News, he discusses the shift, the creation of his new role, the recruitment of his successor, Colliers’ current position and continued development in Sweden, as well as his outlook on the transactions market.

Nordic — On Tuesday, Corem announced the sale of a property portfolio worth SEK 1.2 billion to Areim. The company’s Head of Transactions, Peeter Kinnunen, does not rule out further divestments.

Sweden — Stenhus Fastigheter's CEO Elias Georgiadis: "This creates added value for us."

Sweden — Nordisk Renting recently made a new data center acquisition. After the deal in Stockholm, the company's Head of Origination, Jakob Persson, tells Nordic Property News about the acquisition, how they want to continue growing in the segment and how they see the future of data centers.

Nordic — Through a major acquisition from Corem, Areim is significantly expanding its light industrial portfolio. Following the transaction, Kristoffer Ultenius, Investment Director at Areim, discusses the deal, the current status of the portfolio, the company’s growth ambitions within the segment, and where they are seeking new opportunities.

Sweden — Nordic Property News has reviewed the companies’ net asset values to identify which are currently trading at a discount and which are trading at a premium on the stock exchange.

Nordic — Croisette has appointed a new Managing Director for its Danish operations: Helle García Korndal. Magnus Andersson, Managing Director of Croisette, comments on the recruitment, the outlook for the Danish market, and the company’s continued Nordic expansion.

Sweden — The office leasing market has entered a new phase – where the focus has shifted from price to needs. During the presentation of JLL Nordic Outlook 2025, David Andrén, Head of Leasing at JLL Sweden, discussed the new market dynamics in Stockholm, the pace of recovery, the winners in this new environment, and the development of vacancy rates and rents.

Sweden — CEO Jörgen Eriksson: "There is a lot of vacant square meters out there."

Nordic — Nordic Property News has comprised a list of the companies with the lowest interest-cover-ratios among the listed Nordic real estate companies.

Nordic — The first half of the year was strong for the Nordic transaction markets, with volumes surpassing those of Europe as a whole. During the presentation of JLL Nordic Outlook Autumn 2025, the company’s Head of Research Sweden, Erik Nyman, outlined the key factors behind the surge.

Sweden — Niam has made two high-profile appointments: Axel Karlsson and Max Ilmoni. With a new Chief Executive Officer and Deputy CEO in place, Chairman of the Board, Håkan Johansson, explains the company’s strategy, how the platform will evolve, how the new leadership duo will complement each other, and the possibility of further reinforcements to the team.

Sweden — Nordic Property News has compiled a list of the property values ​​of the listed Swedish companies to see which companies have the most valuable property holdings. Here is the full list.

Nordic — After 20 years with the group, of which the past ten as CEO, Daniel Kjørberg Siraj has decided to step down from his position at residential developer Obos. In an interview with Nordic Property News, the departing CEO reflects on his decision, his time at the company, its current standing, and his personal plans for the future.

Sweden — Verdion continues to expand its presence in the Swedish market. Following the signing of an agreement with pharmaceutical giant Astra Zeneca in Södertälje, Fredrik Salman, Investment Director at Verdion, shares insights on the property, the status of the portfolio, Verdion’s growth strategy, and his outlook on the logistics market.

Sweden — Heimstaden has initiated the zoning process to transform Eon’s former headquarters in Malmö into residential units and commercial space. Nordic Property News looks further into the plans.

Sweden — The transaction market for logistics is experiencing headwinds – but what is the state of the leasing market? Nordic Property News has consulted two of the industry’s leading experts, Magnus Pettersson, Head of Industrial & Logistics – Leasing Sweden at JLL, and Christoffer Nord, Head of Industrial & Logistics – Leasing & Occupier at CBRE, to analyze the current situation.

Sweden — Newsec continues its growth journey and is strengthening its leasing operations with the appointment of Marie Meyer as Leasing Manager for Folksam’s commercial property portfolio. She shares with Nordic Property News what attracted her to Newsec, her dedicated role with Folksam, and her perspective on their portfolio.

Sweden — Brinova has revised its business plan. CEO Per Johansson outlines the new objectives, the company’s progress toward them, the key challenges ahead, and how the plan has been received by investors.

Sweden — Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at the recent performance of some of the largest listed Swedish logistics and industrial property companies.

Sweden — Foreign interest in logistics in Sweden and the rest of the Nordics is still strong and if you look at buyers in the market, foreign investors are still the largest buyer group in addition to listed property companies. Andreas Friberg, Director & Partner at Colliers, explains what the foreign interest in logistics and industrial properties looks like today and how it may shape up in the future.