Nordic — Wihlborgs has delivered an interim report that shows several record figures. Rental income rose by six percent, operating surplus increased by six percent and property management profit increased by 14 percent. Ulrika Hallengren, CEO, and Arvid Liepe, Deputy CEO, look forward to an autumn where Copenhagen and Öresund will once again receive major focus.

Sweden — It has been a few months since Swedish Logistic Property announced that Filip Persson will become the company's new CEO on September 1. He has now made his first appearance to signal the new chapter that is coming for SLP. But will there be any major changes for the company? Nordic Property News had a talk with Filip Persson: read his own words about the journey he has made within the logistics company and where he thinks it will take him – and the company – next.

Nordic — Several key-positions within the companies on the Nordic real estate market got appointed during Q2 2025. Nordic Property News takes a closer look at the hottest Nordic recruitments in the second quarter.

Nordic — Slättö is expanding its hotel portfolio through the acquisition of a vacant and outdated office building at Halmtorvet in central Copenhagen, which will be transformed into a tech-driven lifestyle hotel. Erik Möller, Head of Hotels at Slättö, tells Nordic Property News about the strategy for conversions within the segment and how the company plans to continue growing its hotel portfolio across the Nordics.

Finland — Prisma Properties is entering a new market through an acquisition in Ylivieska in Finland. The company’s Head of Transactions, Tom Hagen, tells Nordic Property News about the establishment in Finland, growth targets, where new business opportunities are being sought, and how the Finnish market is expected to develop going forward.

Denmark — Greykite launches a new Nordic venture with the single-family rental housing platform Danske Homes. Michael Abel, CEO and Founder of Greykite, tells Nordic Property News about Aarhus as a starting point, how they want to grow the platform, the partnership with Brunswick and about the state of the Nordic residential markets.

Sweden — Eight percentage points from the target and that is where Fabege is fully focused – on the vacancy rate. This in a market that is moving sideways. Stefan Dahlbo, CEO, sees a market that is still bubbling and hopes that the autumn will be more intense.

Sweden — Ica Fastigheter is acquiring Alecta Fastigheter’s 50 percent stake in jointly owned Ancore Fastigheter in a transaction based on an underlying property value of SEK 8 billion (EUR 716 million). Jan-Erik Hellman, CEO of Ica Fastigheter, tells Nordic Property News about the decision to become sole owner of the company, how they plan to develop the portfolio, their view on jointly owned companies going forward, and the long-term strategy for Ica Fastigheter’s property portfolio.

Nordic — The Swedish logistics market continues to experience increases in vacancy rates – but Catena expects strong cash flows in the coming quarters. "We are in a favorable position for further growth", says CEO Jörgen Eriksson.

Sweden — Vasakronan makes a significant move ahead of the summer with the acquisition of the 34,000-square-metre office property Solna United. Martin Kron, Head of Investments and Projects at Vasakronan, tells Nordic Property News about the transaction, the company's first step into Arenastaden, the area's development, its future position within the Stockholm office market, and Vasakronan’s thoughts on potential future acquisitions in the area.

Sweden — The recovery of the economy that Platzer CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch had hoped for has still not come. This has been noticed during the quarter through two large tenants, one of whom, Volvo Cars, has decided to reduce its staff. At the same time, there is hope for the Gothenburg CBD, which until now has seen an unusually large vacancy. She also sees reasons that the rent levels should increase in Sweden's second largest city.

Nordic — Steps down after 18 years with the company.

Sweden — On the last day of June, a transaction was announced. Rikshem was the seller and the buyer was the Malmö-based and growing company Insig. Behind that company is a trio that can now take action to return to the stock exchange in a new form. The goal is to grow by SEK 5 billion in just a few years.

Sweden — Wallenstam makes a large divestment in Stockholm. CEO tells Nordic Property News about the transaction, the future plans for the Stockholm market and what kind of properties they look to invest in.

Sweden — In connection with the renewal of the lease, Spotify chooses to continue developing in Urban Escape and relocate. Per Helgesson, Market Area Manager of Urban Escape, expands his thoughts about the significance of the new contract, what they want to create with Spotify's new concept and what knots remain in the development of the gigantic property.

Nordic — KKR continues to make move on the Swedish residential market. Following a new acquisition from Reliwe, Alexander Thams, Head of Nordics Real Estate at KKR, tells Nordic Property News about the plans for the residential portfolio in Sweden and the Nordics, where they look for new investment opportunities, the market situation and about the

Sweden — The Nordic investment group Vaekstkapital is establishing operations in Sweden. Following the launch, CEO Simon Otterstedt tlls Nordic Property News about the timing, the interest shown by Swedish investors, the company’s plans for property development in Sweden, and its ongoing operations in emerging cities across Southeastern Europe.

Sweden — As Sveafastigheter now looks ahead, it is in the Stockholm region and certain cities in the Mälardalen that it will focus when it comes to new production and development projects. "We have narrowed down the markets we focus on", says CEO Erik Hävermark to Fastighetssverige.

Nordic — June was a comeback for a previously pressured stock that performed best of all companies during the month. At the other end of the scale, we find large construction companies that fell back. Here is the full list of the companies' performance on the stock market during the sixth month of the year.

Finland — CBRE sharpens the team in Finland with Henrica Ginström as new Managing Director. She tells Nordic Property News about the new position with CBRE, returning to the advisory side, her time at Citycon and about the state and future of the Finnish market.

Sweden — Corem continues the effort to optimize the portfolio and so far this year they have sold for SEK 3.5 billion (EUR 0.32 billion), which means they are getting closer to the goal of selling for at least SEK 5 billion (EUR 0.45 billion). In the latest Swedish transaction, they chose to sell centrally located properties in some of Sweden's largest cities. CEO Rutger Arnhult shares how they are continuing to work towards achieving the goal.

Sweden — Heba continues to expand within the field of community service properties. Following a joint venture investment in a new care home on Lilla Essingen in Stockholm, carried out together with Peab, CEO Patrik Emanuelsson tells Nordic Property News about Heba’s objectives within community properties, the criteria that must be met for a care facility to be considered, and what lies ahead for the company in H2 2025.

Sweden — The small house industry is basically at a standstill, while many people dream of living in small houses. Joakim Henriksson, CEO of Obos Sweden, shares how he sees that equation and the SEK 1 billion investment they are making despite the recession.

Sweden — The game development industry continues to turn its attention toward Södermalm in Stockholm. Following another major establishment in the Fatburen complex, Karin Jernström Nyberg, Market Area Manager at AMF Fastigheter, tells Nordic Property News about the hub that has emerged in Södermalm, how AMF Fastigheter is working to strengthen it, the balance between industries in the district, and the other sector-specific clusters that have developed within the company’s portfolio.

Sweden — Since its launch in 2023, Stockholm Wood City has become an international phenomenon. Now, Atrium Ljungberg aims to capitalize on the momentum by launching a new hub for entrepreneurship and innovation this September, located within the timber-constructed district in Sickla. CEO Annica Ånäs tells Nordic Property News about thethe unique initiative.