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Nyfosa Sees a Relatively Good Activity in the Market

Sweden Sweden — "There is quite a lot to do. Everyone is waiting for something cheap. But at the same time, everyone has plenty of money", Nyfosas ceo Jens Engwall tells Nordic Property News.

The Russian Support of the Mortgage Rate is Very Positive According to YIT

Finland Finland — "The guarantee interest rate of 6.5 % is all time low in Russia and from the customers' point of view very positive", Teemu Helppolainen, Executive Vice President, Housing Russia segment, YIT, tells Nordic Property News.

Multiconsult Expects a Softening in the Market

Norway Norway — “The Covid-19 situation has resulted in considerably increased uncertainty and will be impacting our business”, Pål-Sverre Morin Jørgensen, Group Treasurer & Investor Relations Officer, tells Nordic Property News.

Self Storage Group Wants to Grow Further

Norway Norway — “Our strategy is to grow our freehold portfolio further, both in the larger urban areas of Norway, and also in smaller markets with increasing demand”, Self Storage Groups ceo Fabian Emil Søbak tells Nordic Property News.

Norwegian Property Have a Focus on Further Acquisitions Going Forward

Norway Norway — In the middle of june Norwegian Property, through NPRO Holding, bought Veidekke Eiendom together with Fredensborg and Union Real Estate Fond III Holding.

Why Entra are Well Prepared for Future Office Challenges

Norway Norway — Entra saw limited effects from covid-19 on their business operations and financials during the second quarter. CEO Sonja Horn tells Nordic Property News how the company successfully navigated through the challenging quarter and why their office diversity makes them well prepared for the future.

Residential Real Estate is Safe Haven According to Akelius

Sweden Sweden — "People need somewhere to live, no matter economical situation", Akelius ceo Ralf Spann tells Nordic Property News.

Citycon Centres Almost Back to Normal Service

Finland Finland — The positive trend from June has continued in July at Citycons centres. Vice President Sanna Yliniemi tells Nordic Property News about the challenges of the pandemic and how the shopping centres have risen to once again record high footfall numbers.

The Current Market Conditions According to Selvaag Bolig

Norway Norway — Kristoffer Gregersen, Vice president communications and marketing at Selvaag Bolig gives detailed information to Nordic Property News. He also gives an outlook for Q3 and Q4.

Jørgen Wiese Porsmyr on His Return as Veidekke CFO

Norway Norway — Jørgen Wiese Porsmyr will take up the role as CFO in Veidekke ASA from August 15, a role he's had at the company before. He tells Nordic Property News what lured him back to his old position and how the company will adapt successfully to focusing purely on construction.

More Sales Ahead from the State of Finland

Finland Finland — Jenna Kiukkonen, Sales Manager at Senate Properties, tells Nordic Property News about the latest divestment from the State of Finland, and future investment and divestment targets.

H1 2020: Top Ten Transactions in the Nordics

Nordic — Nordic Property News lists the largest transactions in the Nordics during the first six months of 2020.

Pangea Property Partners: “The Corona Crisis Changed the Market Entirely”

Nordic — Mikael Söderlundh, Head of Research at Pangea Property Partners, on the transaction trends in the Nordics, and effects on the stock market due to the crisis.

Main Challenges for the German Giant to Grow in the Nordics

Nordic — Henning Koch, Board member of Commerz Real’s Board of Management: ”The price levels are quite high.”

Still Good Demand from Global Investors on the Finnish Market

Finland Finland — Janne Eriksson, Managing Director of Cushman & Wakefield Finland, tells Nordic Property News about the first six months on the Finnish transaction market, and gives an outlook for the rest of 2020.

H1 2020: Winners and Losers on the Nordic Stock Market

Nordic — Nordic Property News has the complete list of how the Nordic real estate and construction companies have performed on the stock exchange from January until today.

The Baltic Outlook: “Several Businesses Are Quite Largely Impacted”

Nordic — East Capital Real Estate acquires SEB’s head office in Estonia. CEO Madis Raidma tells Nordic Property News about the EUR 46 million purchase, future investment targets and how affected the Baltic market has been, due to Covid-19.

Another Attractive CBD Plot for Sale in Oslo

Norway Norway — Expectations for a divestment worth more than NOK 1 billion. Norwegian Directorate of Public Construction and Property’s adviser Olav Magnus Moen tells about the process, and potential interested investors.

These Are the Winners and Losers on the Stock Market in June

Nordic — Nordic Property News has the complete list of how the Nordic real estate and construction companies performed on the stock exchange in June.

Global Investor Makes a Residential Acquisition in West Copenhagen

Denmark Denmark — Makes an acquisition for an undisclosed amount of a c. 6,000 sqm residential investment in Valby, an established suburb in West Copenhagen. “The position from the international investors has changed during covid-19.”

The Advisor on the Record Deal: “We Are Not Surprised”

Norway Norway — Bane NOR Eiendom has just announced the record sale of a 13,000 sqm office building in Norway’s number six, Drammen, just outside of Oslo, for NOK 740 million to a syndicate organized by DNB Markets. Pangea Property Partners’ CEO Bård Bjølgerud comments on the deal.

H1 2020: Top Ten Recruitments in the Nordics

Nordic — Nordic Property News lists the people who was recruited to the most attractive jobs in the Nordic real estate market – during the first six months of the year.

French Investor: ”We Have Broken Some Deals”

Nordic — Philippe Cervesi, Investment Director of Corum Asset Management, tells about the future Nordic targets, and whether any Nordic deals have been made during the pandemic.

Giant Mixed-Use Development Project to Be Cancelled

Sweden Sweden — 45,000 square meters of a planned mixed-use development area will not take place in Sweden’s second largest city, Gothenburg. Here is why.

Five Year Rent and Yield Development in the Nordic Capitals

Nordic — The office market worldwide is put through big challenges. But how has the rent and yield development been the last five years in the Nordic capitals? Nordic Property News lists the development in the office market.