Sweden — Sweden and the city of Enköping will serve as a logistics hub for NATO troop movements in the Nordic region. The garrison in Enköping is currently being expanded to accommodate this mission. This logistics base is the first of its kind in Sweden.

Nordic — Technopolis sells its campus in Gothenburg to Alecta Fastigheter and decreases to Swedish holdings just Stockholm. CEO Niko Pulli tells Nordic Property News about the divestment, a possible return to the Gothenburg market and about the targets in the home market of Finland and abroad.

Sweden — A new player is entering the residential property market in the Mälardalen region. Johan Haddadi, who will lead the initiative together with a capital partner, tells Nordic Property News about the venture, the company’s objectives, the types of properties under consideration, the locations of interest, and the timeline for securing the first acquisition.

Sweden — Alecta Fastigheter is expanding in Gothenburg, most recently through a major acquisition from Technopolis. CEO Lena Boberg tells Nordic Property News about the cluster creation in the Ullevi area and the company’s growth ambitions in the city.

Sweden — The land allocation for Block 4 within the Fixfabriken area in Gothenburg had remained dormant since two developers lost the assignment in 2022. A new comparative selection process has now been conducted, with Skanska proposed as the winner in strong competition with another major developer. Nordic Property News reports on the competition, the site, and the planned development.

Nordic — Nordic Property News lists the ten largest transactions carried out in the Nordics during Q1. The top transaction is valued at 900 million Euros.

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg granted early land reservation for office development in eastern Hagastaden.

Sweden — Panattoni has reached a significant milestone in Sweden by completing its first property sale, as the Panattoni Park Landvetter facility, located outside Gothenburg, has been sold to an institutional investor. Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell, Managing Director of Panattoni Sweden, tells Nordic Property News about the transaction, the company’s next steps in Sweden, and his outlook on the logistics real estate transaction market.

Sweden — Recently, Genova's board of directors decided to adopt a new sustainability framework and new goals. The company wants to strengthen its sustainability work with this in order to create and manage attractive and sustainable properties and city districts. Nordic Property News has spoken to Anna Barosen, Sustainability Manager at Genova, about how they implement the new goals in their daily work: "We drive sustainability work together with both tenants and suppliers."

Sweden — Rikshem continues to expand through a new acquisition from Credentia. Andrea Cedwall, Head of Portfolio Strategy and Transactions, tells Nordic Property News about the company’s growth plans within this business segment, the potential to add further sub-segments, the desired allocation between residential and social infrastructure properties, and the locations where future growth is prioritized.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter is updating its climate targets and taking a new step in its sustainability work. Wilma Norin, Sustainability Controller at the company, discusses the challenges associated with the new SBTi targets, collaboration across the value chain, and tenants’ growing sustainability expectations.

Nordic — After Episurf Medical's recent acquisition from Mofast for almost 700 million kronor, the newly formed real estate company already has a property value of over SEK three billion. But the big ambitions don't stop there - in the next two years the company has a goal of acquiring for SEK 15-20 billion. For Nordic Property News, CEO Jens Andersson talks about how they'll manage to grow so quickly, why they see so many opportunities in the transaction market and how they will handle the medical part of the business going forward.

Nordic — Several of the industry’s major companies announced leadership changes at the CEO level during the first quarter. Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at some of the most notable recruitments and appointments in the sector during Q1 2026.

Nordic — Nordiqus is on the buying trail. The company recently acquired 13 completed educational properties and one under construction. CEO Jenny Rehn talks about Nordiqus's path forward: "Competition has increased in recent years but is still limited when compared to other segments such as nursing homes, senior housing and residential properties", says Jenny Rehn.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has mapped the renumeration for the chairmen of the boards in the industry in 2025. Here is the full list.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has mapped the CEO salaries in the industry in 2025. Here is the full list.

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 — 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 — 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 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 — 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.

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.