Sweden — Estera Commercial Consulting was founded on November 13, 2025, and three months later, the company brokered its first official deal. Now the company is making its second deal, and we have talked to one of the founders, Fredrik Wistrand, about the quick start and Estera's direction forward.

Nordic — Northern Horizon secures new capital commitments of EUR 140 million and invests in Nordic social infrastructure assets. Christoffer Abramson, CEO of Northern Horizon, tells Nordic Property News about bringing an additional institutional investor into the ACSIF fund, the ambition to continue acquisitions, where the most attractive opportunities are seen, and the outlook for the elderly care market.

Nordic — After the financial statements for 2025, Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at the interest coverage ratio of real estate companies to find out how interest-sensitive they are. Here is the full list.

Nordic — This year’s edition of Mipim in Cannes brought together several hundred Nordic real estate professionals for intensive networking, engaging discussions and insights into the future of the market. From AI and data centres to growing international interest in the Nordic region, the participants we spoke with highlighted both spontaneous and pre-arranged meetings, as well as the scheduled programme sessions, as key highlights. Despite geopolitical uncertainties, there is a clear sense of confidence about the future, and many are already planning to return in 2027.

Sweden — Politicians wants to put iconic Gothenburg building from the mid-90's on the market.

Nordic — The much-debated giant Nobel Center project is attracting attention from all over the world. The Nobel Foundation's CEO Hanna Stjärne presented the project at Mipim and told Nordic Property News about its reception and the way forward.

Nordic — How do the listed companies fare in terms of management results after the financial statements for 2025? You can see the full list here!

Nordic — Finnish Granlund Group continues to grow in Sweden. In 2025, the Swedish parts of the company increased their turnover by 222 percent. The group currently has around 100 employees in Sweden and focuses on technically complex projects such as data centers and community properties. More partners are now being sought. –  Ultimately, it is values ​​and culture that determine whether an acquisition is truly successful, says Granlund CEO Pekka Metsi.

Sweden — Nordic Property News has taken a look at how much the listed real estate companies increased their rental income last year. Most companies report increases, some substantial ones, while seven companies saw their rental income decrease compared to 2024.

Sweden — Klövern is preparing to take the next step in its development and is therefore making a change in the CEO position, with Rickard Langerfors being replaced by Mathias Wallestam. The incoming CEO and Chairman of the Board, Anders Oscarsson, tell Nordic Property News about the decision and the path forward for the company.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at how the listed companies' occupancy rate compares to each other after 2025. At the top is one company that has almost one hundred percent of its stock leased, and at the bottom the figures are around 85 percent and two of the giants are below the 90 percent mark.

Sweden — Gladsheim's CEO on the challenging years, and what to expect from the company in 2026.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents a summary of which among listed companies had the highest loan-to-value ratios in 2025.

Sweden — The team behind Athena Fastigheter will become part of Coeli Real Estate, where they will lead the initiative within the new business area Coeli Social Infrastructure. Athena’s project portfolio and development pipeline will form the foundation of the initiative, which has been named “Athena by Coeli.” The initiative will be led by Dorotea Stellmach, Kjell Stenudd, and Anders Karlsson. Dorotea Stellmach will serve as CEO of the venture and, in an interview with Nordic Property News, she elaborates on the ambitions, future plans, and targeted investments.

Nordic — How much did the listed companies actually invest in their own portfolios in 2025? Nordic Property News can reveal that there has been a shake-up at the top since the last round of the list and that we have thus received a new number one. See the full list here!

Nordic — Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which of the listed companies sold the most in 2025. There has been a shift at the top since the last round.

Sweden — Stenhus Fastigheter has presented its year-end report for 2025, and Deputy CEO Mikael Nicander and CFO Tomas Georgiadis are satisfied with what represents a fairly substantial increase in the company’s income from property management.

Nordic — After the financial statements for 2025 have been revealed Nordic Property News lists how much the Nordic listed companies spent on acquisitions in 2025. See the top companies and which ones that did not acquire anything at all last year.

Sweden — Withdraws from project with Klarabo in Malmö.

Denmark — Wihlborgs has entered Carlsberg Byen through the acquisition of the commercial parts in the Caroline Hus projects. Søren Kempf Holm, CEO of Wihlborg A/S, tells Nordic Property News about the acquisition, the future prospects for the area, and about Wihlborgs thoughts on further growth on the Copenhagen market.

Sweden — Under a new name, Winäs is expanding its portfolio and stepping into a larger role. CEO Hampus Brodin tells Nordic Property News about the company’s new profile, the acquisition in Tornby, its current market position, and its growth strategy going forward.

Nordic — Mipim is just over a week away. Ahead of the industry gathering in Cannes, Nicolas Boffi, Director of Mipim, shares his view on this year's fair, the impact of the global situation, and how to get the most out of your visit.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents how the Nordic companies performed on the stock exchange during the second month of 2026.

Sweden — JLL's Head of Capital Markets, Thomas Persson, sees that bidding is good for properties located in Stockholm's inner city, while the outer areas are going tougher and struggling with double problems. He also talks about the underweight of international investors when it comes to offices in Stockholm and how funds are now allocating vanishingly little capital to offices, while two other segments have emerged as clear favorites.

Sweden — Erik Klang will assume expanded responsibilities at Wallenstam as he becomes Head of the newly established Investment Business Area. He tells Nordic Property News about the new role, the company’s new-build operations, and how these are expected to develop going forward.