Sweden — The integration of Ioffice and United Spaces has now been completed, and going forward the entire company will operate under the latter name. CEO Homan Tehrani discusses the process of merging the two companies into one, the strong financial results that have been presented, the company’s future strategy, and his outlook on the development of the coworking market.

Sweden — The City of Stockholm is starting a property development company to strengthen development in Kista, an initiative that is strongly welcomed by Corem, which has a large presence in the area. "It is an important step forward, and something we see as very positive", says Sebastian Schlasberg, newly appointed CEO of Corem's property operations, to Nordic Property News.

Sweden — When Platzer makes its property change in Arendal, it does so to further focus on warehouses and logistics in the Port of Gothenburg. The deal includes the sale of land, waterfront and buildings and the acquisition of a logistics building – with associated rental income. Something CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch is very pleased with: "We are changing gears and getting both tenants and cash flow immediately."

Sweden — When NCC leaves 17,000 square meters in Fastpartner's property Herrjärva 3 in Solna, a very large vacancy will arise in the 20,000 square meter property. But Fastpartner's future CEO Christopher Johansson is not worried and sees the positive in the fact that Fastpartner will have three and a half years to find new tenants for the vacant spaces together with NCC. – We have also sent proposals to speculators to take over the entire NCC space, he tells Nordic Property News.

Sweden — One winner – and the rest losers. That's how you can summarize the month of March for the Nordic listed real estate companies. Many companies fell by double digits on a blood-red stock market, while one giant fell the most.

Norway — Nyfosa is growing in Norway through an acquisition in Porsgrunn. CEO Carl-Johan Hugner tells Nordic Property News about the status of the Norwegian portfolio, how the company intends to develop it, and which segments and geographies are considered attractive in the Norwegian market.

Sweden — Genova and Urban Partners are joining forces to establish a joint venture for the development of the Viby project. Michael Moschewitz, CEO of Genova, tells Nordic Property News about the importance of bringing Urban Partners into the project and how the company intends to invest the liquidity that is created following the divestment to the joint venture.

Sweden — Gröna Skolfastigheter is broadening its operations by adding care properties as a new business segment. CEO Martin Malhotra explains the decision, the attractiveness of the segment, how the company intends to grow within it, and the company’s strategic objectives going forward.

Sweden — In 2027, NCC will move its headquarters from Solna to the office building Hangar 5 in Brommastaden, Stockholm. NCC will move into Södra Vingen on an area equivalent to approximately 8,000 square meters, a significant reduction compared to the 17,000 square meters that it currently rents in Solna from Fastpartner. Here, NCC's Andreas Lindelöf, Head of NCC Property Development Stockholm, tells us more about the move.

Finland — Deals are being made all the time in the housing market in Finland, but the market is lacking in housing investors. There is an imbalance in the housing market: the needs of buyers and sellers are not being met. But despite this, SB-Hem's CEO, Jukka Rantanen, believes that now is the time to act.

Sweden — Brinova is growing in Hässleholm after a new acquisition. CEO Per Johansson tells Nordic Property News about the market's fine development, the work of shaping the "new" Brinova and about his last period in the company before his impending retirement.

Nordic — After 20 years within the same corporate structure, Joakim Arvius has decided to step down from Colliers. He tells Nordic Property News about his decision, his years within the group, his final period at the company, and what lies ahead.

Sweden — Approximately 10,000 jobs are expected to be created within Jernhusen's giant investment in the area around Stockholm Central Station, which means that the open track area will be covered with new buildings. The detailed plan contains a total of approximately 175,000 square meters of new BTA, of which approximately 20,000 square meters constitute new station spaces with services, approximately 5,000 square meters of public center premises and approximately 150,000 square meters for primarily office-like activities, but also hotels, culture and other services. The development is expected to get the green light within two years.

Nordic — Leadership stability and a strong focus on the core business – this is the key message from Christian Winther, acting CEO of Colliers in Sweden. Following several major Nordic transactions during 2026, he says the company will now sharpen collaboration across business lines and capitalise on opportunities in a market that is gradually recovering.

Sweden — Akademiska Hus is one of Sweden’s largest real estate companies and currently has a project portfolio exceeding SEK 15 billion. The company is now entering a new phase – shifting its focus from major new construction projects to the development and enhancement of its existing property portfolio.

Sweden — After the summer of 2025, Pål Ahlsén stepped in as the new CEO of Castellum with a clear mantra: to make the company profitable. Vacancy levels are to be reduced, and properties that do not generate adequate returns are to find new owners. Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at Castellum’s first steps on its divestment journey.

Sweden — Humlegården's investment in 15,800 square meters of office space in the heart of Stockholm city at Klarabergsviadukten is now taking the next step towards becoming a reality. After some changes, the detailed plan for the Klara City View project is now ready for review, the last step before adoption of the plan.

Sweden — Fastpartner is appointing a new CEO as Sven-Olof Johansson will become Executive Chairman at the Annual General Meeting and be succeeded as CEO by Christopher Johansson. In an interview with Nordic Property News, Sven-Olof Johansson discusses the change and outlines the plans ahead for himself and for the company.

Sweden — Malmö will get a new arena for football and athletics on the site where the historic Malmö Stadium currently stands. The new facility will have a lower audience capacity, 8,000 spectators, compared to the previous 22,500 spectators. However, the costs for the project have almost doubled and exceeded one billion kronor. Now the detailed plan will be given the green light by the city council.

Sweden — Owner Joakim Hedin tells Nordic Property News that Petter Hedihn is a "dream recruitment." Here are the plans, going forward.

Sweden — The Swedish government points to a very strained situation in both detention centers and prisons with a growing need for new places. A new bill proposes changes to the Planning and Building Act that will make it possible to accelerate and simplify the construction process when the capacity shortage becomes acute.

Sweden — Thomas Persson, Head of Capital Markets at JLL, has for several years argued that out-of-town retail is the most mispriced segment in the market – and he now believes the market is starting to recognise this. In an interview with Nordic Property News, he discusses the growing interest, the broader investor base and which international funds are seeking exposure to what is becoming an increasingly attractive segment.

Sweden — Nordic Property News has compiled the assessed property values of the ten largest shopping centres in Sweden. Together, they have a total tax assessment value exceeding SEK 25 billion.

Sweden — The major investment in Bromma is being reduced by almost SEK 3 billion. But the City of Stockholm is still aiming for 1,450 new homes in the area. "It is good that we have managed to adapt the project to today's economic reality", says Oskar Bjelke, project manager at the development office.

Nordic — Where will the property value of listed companies end up after the 2025 financial year? The valuations are pointing upwards for most, with a few exceptions – among them, the jumbo spot is taken by an actor whose total property value has decreased since the last round. See the list here!