Nordic — It is the same market as last year. That's what NCC's CEO Tomas Carlsson says when he comments on the market outlook. Even if certain areas of the company have a somewhat tougher time, the cash flow is positively affected by the fact that they have not invested in property development during the first quarter.

Finland — Swiss Life Asset Managers expands in Finland. After the latest acquisition, Kristian Korbu, Senior Transaction Manager at Swiss Life Asset Managers, tells Nordic Property News about the company’s growth plans for the Finnish market, how he views the competition and how he sees the market developing during the remainder of 2024.

Sweden — Skanska increased the number of homes sold and constructions started during the first quarter of the year, but from very low levels. The company is under pressure in the low-price segment, where Boklok made a loss of SEK 146 million. CEO Anders Danielsson finds it encouraging that the development has nevertheless started to go in the right direction and now hopes that the Riksbank's interest rate cut will give a lift to the pressured segment.

Sweden — After 19 years at Veidekke and later what became Nordr, Mårten Othérus has held the titles of regional manager, business development manager and investment manager. Now he can put CEO on the merit list. He comments on how he wants to tackle the company's development going forward.

Sweden — Areim makes a new acquisition in Stockholm's office market. Julia Mejegård, Head of Investments Sweden, tells Nordic Property News about the plans for the development of Grönstedska palatset, the current status of the Stockholm office portfolio, how Areim wants to develop it going forward and which parts of Stockholm they see as attractive for new acquisitions.

Sweden — It was a hopeful Leiv Synnes that presented SBB's Q1 report on Monday, where the company reported a negative but still improved result compared to the corresponding period in 2023 and where the rate of decline in property values has started to slow down precariously. Here, Leiv Synnes tells us more about his positive view of the market, the status of the company's deferred dividend and how they will continue to act to strengthen the company's liquidity.

Sweden — Revelop makes its first acquisitions with the new fund Revelop VI. Revelop's CEO Thomas Sipos tells Nordic Property News what new acquisitions they are looking for, in which markets they want to invest, the favorable market situation and the international interest for the fund.

Sweden — 2024 is progressing at a steady pace for Balder and CEO Erik Selin is not expecting any revolutionary events during the year and likely no project starts either. But one detail that rubs off on the Balder founder is the company's most important performance measure, which during Q1 decreased by ten percent compared to the same quarter in 2023. "We don't like negative numbers," says Erik Selin during the report presentation.

Finland — Croisette adds to its Finnish team with the recruitment of Niklas Forsell. The new Head of Leasing tells Nordic Property News about his new role with Croisette, how he views the Finnish rental market at the moment and going forward, and about new office needs among Finnish companies.

Nordic — Areim enters into a new joint venture with a focus on Central Europe together with VGP. After the first acquisition through the JV, Erik Vikbladh, CIO and Partner at Areim, tells Nordic Property News about the partnership with VGP and how the logistics markets in your focus countries France, Germany, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia differ from the markets in the Nordic countries.

Sweden — Diös delivers a quarterly result that is down slightly compared to the same period last year. At the same time, the company is preparing for new business opportunities going forward. CEO Knut Rost tells Nordic Property News about the future of Diös, the transaction market and green transition.

Nordic — MSCI's Chief Analyst Tom Leahy provides an outlook for how transaction volumes may develop, where the competition for the offices is and how international players can now enter the Swedish market.

Nordic — After a strong rebound in March, real estate shares on the stock exchange retreated again in April and most companies ended up in the red. Nordic Property News presents a list of the winners and losers on the stock market during the fourth month of the year.

Sweden — After the first acquisition in half a decade, CEO Johanna Skogestig explains how she sees Vasakronan's portfolio going forward. At the same time, she sees a certain instability in Stockholm's office market and the company now has a vacancy of ten percent in the portfolio.

Finland — Strawberry continues its expansion in Finland. The company is taking over the storied Hotel Katajanokka on Katajanokka in Helsinki – and establishes its Clarion Collection concept in the Finnish market. Chief Development Officer Daniel Stenbäck tells Nordic Property News about the importance of launching the Clarion Collection in Finland, about Helsinki as a hotel city and about the possibility of entering new Finnish cities.

Nordic — In the first quarterly report for 2024, K-Fastigheter announced that the company has now adopted a new business plan and laid out a new strategy. In addition, the company has now made a clearer division between undertaking and management. CEO Jacob Karlsson has answered Nordic Property News' questions about the report and the way forward.

Norway — SBB's spin-off Public Property Invest (PPI) has now been listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange with the starting price set at NOK 14.50. The deal is worth a total of NOK 1,750 million and the company will initially get SBB's former CEO Ilija Batljan as CEO. Nordic Property News has spoken to savings economist and investment platform Levler's founder Joakim Bornold about why SBB is carrying out the special listing and what it means for the respective futures of both struggling companies.

Nordic — Pandox and the hotel market as a whole had a positive development during the first quarter of the year and there is hope for an even stronger lift in the summer when both the Euros in Germany and the Olympics in Paris will contribute to increased activity on the market. Here, Pandox CEO Liia Nõu tells us more about the company's development and future prospects, and industry expert Thomas Emanuel reports on the situation in the European hotel market, which has now, among other things, recovered past the levels that prevailed before the pandemic.

Sweden — A boring year. It is CEO Stefan Dahlbo's outlook for the market in 2024 that he shares at the presentation of the first quarter for Fabege. Two large vacancies and long lease negotiations are two of the factors that concern him.

Nordic — Regardless of what happens next, Wihlborgs must be ready, says CEO Ulrika Hallengren at the presentation of the first quarterly report. The company, which this year celebrates 100 years, can also look forward to a record start in 2024, while still keeping its foot lightly on the brake.

Sweden — The real estate company Neobo continues to reduce its vacancies and increase its occupancy rate. On the other hand, the company reports a significantly lower operating result during the first quarter, compared to the same period the year before. The company's CEO, Ylva Sarby Westman, tells Nordic Property News: "We must work with all lines in the income statement if we are to succeed."

Sweden — Corem's CEO Rutger Arnhult sees the net rental of 49 million as the most positive thing about the company's first quarter and sees the turnaround in the bond market as "incredibly positive". At the same time, the vacancy rate has increased further and is now at 14 percent. Here he tells more about the company's path forward and how the company views projects and acquisitions going forward.

Nordic — JM has submitted its interim report for the first quarter of 2024 and a satisfied Johan Skoglund meets the press in this, his very last presentation as president and CEO of the company. Because even though the financing budget has shrunk a little in recent years and revenues at national level have decreased, the company's sales are up by 60 percent compared to the previous year's report. "We plan to start more homes this year than we did in 2023," says Johan Skoglund to Nordic Property News.

Nordic — An updated review by Nordic Property News shows that short selling is decreasing in the largest real estate companies on the stock exchange, where pressured SBB is still the entire stock exchange's second most shorted stock. A residential company under pressure has almost got rid of all its short selling in the first months of the year.

Sweden — Nyfosa’s Founder Jens Engwall has divested a large chunk of his holdings and exits the top ten list of the company’s largest owners.