Sweden — Storsala is expanding and taking its first step into the Gothenburg market. CEO Erik Engvall tells Nordic Property News about the company’s inaugural project and market entry in Gothenburg, its ambitions in the region, and Storsala’s growth plans for 2026 and 2027.

Nordic — Unity Living grows within student housing in the Nordics through the acquisition of the famous Domus Academica in Helsinki. Armon Bar-Tur, CEO, and Sini Pankka, Commercial Director, tell Nordic Property News about the acquisition, the growth plans for the Nordic markets, what type of properties and in what look locations they are looking for opportunities, possible entries into the Danish and Norwegian markets and about their view on student housing market.

Sweden — Trianon increased its property management profit per share by 20 percent during the first quarter of the year – despite rising costs. At the same time, the company is preparing a change in CEO after two decades with Olof Andersson at the helm. In his last interview as CEO, he points to Sofielund as the next growth engine, warns of a coming adjustment on the stock market – and continues to see great opportunities for the company.

Sweden — The merger of Sveafastigheter and Klarabo creates Sweden's largest listed pure-play housing company by far. The combined company will have properties worth around SEK 47 billion, a total of 26,000 apartments and a significantly strengthened cash flow profile. According to the companies, the merger is expected to result in significant cost savings, better financing terms and increased attractiveness to both Swedish and international investors.

Sweden — John Mattson is taking a step outside Stockholm by establishing a presence in Sweden’s fourth largest city, Uppsala, through an acquisition from Niam. CEO Per Nilsson tells Nordic Property News about the company’s entry into the new market and its ambitions there, how it views the future development of Uppsala’s residential market, and the possibility of expanding into additional locations.

Sweden — At AMF Fastigheter, the ambition is to create safe and vibrant urban spaces through collaboration, active ground floors, and inclusive meeting places. But how are attractive urban environments actually created — places where people want to spend time, rather than merely pass through? According to the company’s CEO, Thomas Erséus, it involves far more than architecture and real estate. It requires a clear focus on human behavior and long-term societal needs.

Nordic — After appointing Eva Sterner as Head of Sweden, the global logistics giant continues to strengthen its Nordic organization.

Sweden — As part of implementing its updated strategy, Nyfosa is changing its name to Altra Fastigheter. CEO Carl-Johan Hugner tells Nordic Property News about the decision and the process of finding a new name, the work behind the new strategy, and the recruitment of Ida Fransson as the company’s new CFO.

Sweden — Stenhus Fastigheter delivered its strongest first quarter to date, reporting rising property management earnings, higher profits, and continued aggressive share buybacks. The company is now signalling further expansion through new acquisitions, although the pace of growth is expected to be more measured than in previous years. “In principle, we expect to increase the size of the property portfolio this year as well, just as we did last year,” says Deputy CEO Mikael Nicander.

Sweden — International investors are back in the Swedish property market – and activity is increasing rapidly. Behind the development is a combination of price stabilization, strong fundamentals and a market that continues to be perceived as transparent and safe. At the same time, Erik Nyman at JLL Sweden tells Nordic Property News: ”The discussion about the risks of increased foreign ownership of Swedish assets is growing.”

Nordic — CBRE is without its Managing Director in the Nordics as Colin Waddell steps down — but the company has no intention of filling the vacant position. Yvonne Ehinger, Head of Marketing and Communications Nordics at CBRE, explains the plans for the role, how responsibilities will be distributed, and how the company views its future in the Nordic region.

Sweden — After a few years of cautious capital flows, international investors are back in the Swedish property market. Logistics properties and modern housing in the Stockholm region are particularly attractive – while Sweden is once again seen as a safe haven in a troubled world. According to Johanna Jonsson, Co-Head of Capital Markets at CBRE Sweden, foreign investments have increased by over 200 percent in one year, and the development is expected to continue to affect both competition, pricing and market dynamics.

Sweden — ABG Fastena continues to expand and has completed another acquisition in the Gothenburg region. Following the transaction in Lerum, CEO Andreas Birgersson tells Nordic Property News about the start of 2026, the company’s growth plans within warehousing and light industrial properties, the locations it aims to expand into, and the possibility of a return to the retail segment.

Sweden — Despite an uncertain market and rising yield requirements, Fabege delivers a strong first quarter with increased net leasing, higher property management results and continued aggressive project development. In this interview, CEO Bent Oustad points to strong demand for modern workplaces – and continues to see great opportunities in the company's urban development areas.

Nordic — Bids farewell to the advisory company after 25 years.

Nordic — Despite a more cautious market and longer decision-making processes, Wihlborgs continues to deliver strong growth. Rental income increased by 10 percent in the first quarter and property management profit rose by 12 percent. In this interview, CEO Ulrika Hallengren highlights the long-term attractiveness of the Öresund region and the company's strong local presence as crucial success factors.

Sweden — Hemvist has completed another sizeable transaction and continues to expand its property portfolio. CEO Viktor Mandel tells Nordic Property News about the acquisition, the company’s growth ambitions going forward, and its outlook on the future development of the housing market.

Norway — Strives for European expansion – here are Kvass' plans after the Swedish entrance and key recruitment.

Sweden — Despite increased rental income and positive net lettings, Vasakronan is characterised by a cautious office market. The company's CEO, Johanna Skogestig, points to an uncertain environment and cautious tenants that are slowing down development: “Our offering is relevant, but the economy and the labour market need to pick up more speed,” she says.

Sweden — Wallenstam delivers stable figures for the first quarter of the year and maintains the pace of investment. CEO Hans Wallenstam highlights the company's resilience and at the same time, he describes a new normal - where the company has learned to navigate uncertainty. “We are adapted to act even in troubled times and have a financial stability that means we don't need to deprioritize anything,” says the CEO.

Sweden — Vasakronan continues to advance its new project Kaj 16 in Gothenburg. Kristina Pettersson Post, Head of Gothenburg at Vasakronan, discusses the development of Kaj 16, the level of interest in the project, as well as the evolution and future positioning of the area within Gothenburg.

Sweden — Selegio has made a strong start with acquisitions totaling SEK 600 million. CEO Carl Strufve tells Nordic Property News about the company’s launch, its objectives, where it expects its property value to stand by 2026, and developments within the discount retail and grocery segments.

Sweden — Three American companies are climbing the ownership ranks in Nyfosa.

Nordic — The Nordics remain a core market for Blackstone with several segments piquing the giant’s interest. Michael Swank, Senior Managing Director, tells Nordic Property News about Blackstone’s interest in the Nordic markets, what sectors they consider attractive and about the market development going forward.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents how the Nordic companies performed on the stock exchange in April.