Nordic — April represented a turnaround for most of the Nordic listed real estate companies on the stock market. One company rose almost 50 percent during the month. Here Nordic Property News presents the full list of how the companies performed during the fourth month of the year.

Sweden — Construction starts have increased slightly, while many have been hesitant to start projects for several years. Nordic Property News has mapped out which projects are in the pipeline in Sweden's three largest cities.

Sweden — In May, Storebrand Fastigheter will appoint a new CEO as Marita Loft retires and is succeeded by Henrik Bastman, currently a portfolio manager within the company. Henrik Bastman shares his thoughts on the new role, the company’s key priorities moving forward, and where the most promising investment opportunities lie.

Nordic — Prisma Properties continues to stick to its strategy and continues to see great opportunities to acquire and launch more projects in 2025, says CEO Fredrik Mässing when commenting on the first quarter. But there is some friction in the machinery for those plans.

Sweden — Construction starts have increased slightly, while many have been hesitant to start projects for several years. Nordic Property News has mapped out which projects are in the pipeline in Sweden's three largest cities.

Sweden — Construction starts have increased slightly, while many have been hesitant to start projects for several years. Nordic Property News has mapped out which projects are in the pipeline in Sweden's three largest cities.

Nordic — BlackRock continues to focus on Sweden and the Nordics. The company’s Head of Nordic Real Estate, Thorsten Slytå, tells Nordic Property News about their ambitions for the Nordic markets, where they prefer to make new acquisitions, which segments they are focusing on, which new ones they're interested in, and his newly expanded role within the company.

Sweden — In Solna, Fabege is located in the Arenastaden district with the city districts of Haga Norra, Solna Business Park, Solna Strand and Ulriksdal. During the company's presentation of the Q1 report, Fabege’s CEO, Stefan Dahlbo, talked about how he wants to see a cluster of authorities and defense and power industries in Solna Business Park.

Nordic — Neobo has had a strong start to the year. The management result increased by 155 percent. The rental negotiations for 2025 are complete with an average increase of 4.8 percent and with positive prospects for next year. There are positive changes in the value of the property portfolio because of stabilized direct yields and increased operating surplus. “The company continues to develop well”, says CEO Ylva Sarby Westman.

Nordic — The investment industry is affected like all others by recent global events. Now Jenny Tuleby at CBRE Investment Management talks about how she and the company think about the turns in the world of finance and investment. "In the current climate, we are selective in our investments", says the transaction manager in an exclusive interview.

Sweden — A new initiative is being put into shape in Stockholm as Nrep and Åke Sundvall partner to create more housing. Carl-Adam von Schéele, Country Manager at Nrep, tells Nordic Property News about the partnership with Åke Sundvall, the intended balance between housing and senior living facilities, future growth plans, and the long-term goals for the joint venture.

Sweden — Boosts it stake and rises in the shareholder rankings.

Finland — Colliers appoints Miro Karttunen as new Managing Director for the Colliers in Finland. Davoud Amel-Azizpour, CEO of Colliers EMEA, tells Nordic Property News about the recruitment and about the focus on strengthening Propety Management services.

Sweden — Citymark has now released the results of its latest survey regarding the state of the office rental market in Gothenburg. The outlook is far from bright, with a new vacancy record of nearly twelve percent for offices in central Gothenburg. Tor Borg, Head of Research at Citymark, elaborates on the reality behind the figures presented in the report.

Sweden — Nivika continues its growth strategy through smaller acquisitions. Following its latest deal in Vaggeryd, the company’s CEO, Sverker Källgården, tells Nordic Property News why the company has chosen to focus on single-property transactions, outlines its portfolio growth targets, and shares where the company is looking to expand next.

Sweden — When Diös does business in northern Sweden, it is with a clear goal in mind: to increase the portfolio in central locations and reduce it on the outskirts of the cities. Annie Franzon, transaction manager at Diös, shares the company's vision for northern Sweden. – It is clear what customers are asking for, she says.

Sweden — The transaction market in Sweden saw a recovery in 2024, partly due to the fact that some major office properties and portfolios have changed owners. However, over the past 20 years, a lot has changed in the ownership structures. This is something that Cushman & Wakefield has analyzed and Anders Elvinsson, Head of Valuation & Strategic Advisory Sweden, explains the differences we see between now and then and what it will mean for the transaction market going forward.

Sweden — Great uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and an ongoing trade war. The scene for Atrium Ljungberg is, as for all property companies, shaky and unpredictable. But there are glimmers of light: the Slakthuset area and the companies' return to the office. "When our customers feel good, we simply feel good", says CEO Annica Ånäs.

Denmark — Stendörren recently announced that they have acquired four warehouse and light industrial properties near Copenhagen through two separate transactions. This is part of an expansion to reach critical mass in the Danish portfolio. Johan Malmberg, Head of Investment and Business Development, comments on the plans and conditions for the portfolio to develop.

Sweden — Fabege hopes to reach the net rental target by 2025 and reducing vacancies has the highest priority, according to CEO Stefan Dahlbo. It is classic sales work that will gain ground for the company, that is, many meetings and viewings. "There is an old saying: 100 calls a day, keeps the manager away", says Stefan Dahlbo.

Nordic — Following the acquisition of a 27-property light industrial portfolio from Regio, Greykite’s CEO and founder, Michael Abel, tells Nordic Property News about the transaction, the company’s future plans for Sweden, its search for new investment opportunities, its interest in other Nordic countries, and his outlook on the development of the industrial market in Sweden and the Nordics.

Sweden — The world is shaking and trade tariffs are in focus. The Gothenburg company Platzer, with a large part of its logistics property portfolio near Gothenburg's transatlantic port, will of course follow developments closely and be humble about what may happen now, says CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch. At the same time, she believes that the office market in Gothenburg is better equipped than that in Stockholm.

Sweden — After acquiring an office property in Märsta, just north of Stockholm, with the intention of converting it into residential units, CEO Orlando Villacrez tells Nordic Property News about the project, the potential seen in future conversions, and the company's first collaboration with co-owner Lindesberg’s Bygg.

Nordic — After billionaire John Fredriksen became the largest owner in Fabege, Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which profiles and funds own most of the capital in the listed Nordic real estate companies on the largest lists. Here is the full list.

Nordic — JLL is undergoing a strategic restructuring of its Nordic valuation operations, significantly increasing its capacity to meet rising demand from clients. Linus Ericsson, CEO of JLL Sweden, spoke with Nordic Property News about the transformation, the evolving client needs, the Nordic collaboration, and the choice of Kaisu Pienimäki to lead Nordic Value & Risk Advisory services.