Sweden — SBB CEO Leiv Synnes can state that the company has now completed the strategic review that was decided on in the summer of 2023, and the transformation into a real estate investment company is now complete. He now looks with confidence to 2026 and beyond and an opportunity for SBB to capture the tailwind that is seen in the market for housing and community properties.

Sweden — David Andrén, Head of Leasing at JLL, is positive about the prospects for Stockholm's rental market in 2026. He sees increased movement in the market, a push from Ericsson's major move to Hagastaden and a trend that companies are no longer downsizing when they move.

Nordic — AP7 is establishing a new company focused on community service properties within the judicial sector, doing so through a major transaction with Castellum. Maria Björklund, Head of Alternative Investments at AP7, tells Nordic Property News about the work involved in building the new company, the growth plan to reach a property value target of SEK 25 billion within five years, and the attractiveness of the segment.

Nordic — The Head of Research at Colliers, Axel Tärn, is stepping down from his position, with his final day this Friday. He is returning to the banking and finance sector.

Sweden — After founding the company and serving as CEO from its inception, Orlando Villacrez will now assume a new role within Storsala, while CFO Erik Engvall steps up to become Chief Executive Officer. In an interview with Nordic Property News, the duo discuss the decision, the new structure, plans for continued growth, and the prospect of a potential IPO for Storsala.

Sweden — In many ways, 2025 was a turning point for K2A. For the first time since 2021, the company has delivered positive results for four quarters and after several years of focusing on risk management and strengthening the company's balance sheet, it is now on solid ground again. But K2A has no plans to let up on discipline. "We have a stronger starting point – but the same principles still apply," says K2A's CEO, Johan Knaust.

Finland — Catena is entering Finland – and doing so decisively. After taking the first step in through major transaction, CEO Jörgen Eriksson outlines the company’s growth plans for the new market.

Nordic — After several years of sharp interest rate increases, 2025 has been marked by a gradual stabilization of the fixed income market in both Sweden and Europe. "For the property market, this means improved financing conditions and a more favorable investment climate," says Logistea CEO, Niklas Zuckerman.

Nordic — Cibus will continue to grow and the company will build up offices in all markets. This is the central message when CEO Stina Lindh Hök presents the report and year-end report for 2025. “We see opportunities in existing markets, and in parallel we are evaluating new markets in continental Europe,” says the CEO.

Nordic — Prisma Properties aims to expand significantly in the coming years, with a target of reaching SEK 16 billion in property value by the end of 2028. CEO Fredrik Mässing outlines the strategy for achieving this goal and where the company sees attractive opportunities going forward.

Sweden — The mantra "Back to basics" continues for Castellum, which according to CEO Pål Ahlsén will remove everything that is not relevant in the company and instead aim for cost control, reduced vacancy rates, selling what is not contributing and improving the properties that are retained. Here, Pål Ahlsén comments on, among other things, the leasing work, the vacancy problems in Kista, the share buybacks and how he views the holding in the Norwegian property giant Entra in the future.

Sweden — Folksam continues to strengthen its portfolio in Gothenburg — this time by acquiring the office property Hertziahuset from Vasakronan. Jonas Bjuggren, Director of Real Estate at the Folksam Group, tells Nordic Property News about the transaction, the property’s future prospects, which areas in Gothenburg are considered attractive for acquisitions, and how the company intends to build its real estate portfolio.

Sweden — CEO Dan T. Sehlberg: "Show me another company that is currently building seven retirement homes."

Sweden — Vectura is acquiring Next Step’s 50-percent stake and will become the sole owner of Goco Health Innovation City in Mölndal in a transaction valued at SEK 3 billion. Joel Ambré, CEO of Vectura, tells Nordic Property News about the acquisition, the plans for the area, and the company’s outlook for the greater Gothenburg region.

Sweden — Wallenstam's financial statements for 2025 were released on Thursday, with property management results increasing by eleven percent and net asset value by eight percent during the year. Wallenstam has started and completed new productions, carried out energy optimizations and worked to manage and develop its properties. "The quality of what we build is high and it is appreciated by our customers", says the company's CEO Hans Wallenstam.

Sweden — The Development Board decides to allocate land for office purposes in Hammarby Sjöstad to the bankruptcy estate belonging to Oscar Engelbert's former company Parkgate. The project involves the current building on the site being expanded with approximately 6,800 square meters of additional office space, an addition that was started before the bankruptcy but was not completed. However, the bankruptcy estate will not retain the project, as the completion will be carried out by another well-known player. Nordic Property News reveals more.

Sweden — Heba's CEO Patrik Emanuelsson on the 2025 results, how to gear up in 2026, and what probably makes the company unique in the world.

Nordic — On Thursday, CEO Erik Ranje presented Stendörren Fastigheter's year-end report and the report for the fourth quarter of 2025. One of the growth generators for Stendörren is acquisitions. Ranje would ideally like to buy in central Stockholm, but it is difficult to find the properties Stendörren wants at affordable prices there. "We will also prioritize our new markets, Oslo and Gothenburg."

Sweden — Swedish Logistic Property states in its year-end report that the company has a strong quarter behind it and that the year 2025 was a good year. "We once again show the strength of our business model and we are very satisfied with the development of the company. We continue to work according to our strategy and deliver results, day in and day out, in all areas", says CEO Filip Persson during the company's presentation of the report.

Denmark — Mipim is just a month away and Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which Nordic companies sends the most participants to the real estate fair. Lastly, the participants from Denmark.

Finland — Mipim is just a month away and Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which Nordic companies sends the most participants to the real estate fair. Here are the participants from Finland.

Denmark — Slättö has made its inaugural acquisition on the Copenhagen residential market. Anders Østergaard Hansen, Country Head Denmark at Slättö, tells Nordic Property News about the entry, the plans for the segment and the state of the residential market.

Finland — After a few lean years, the Finnish real estate market is set for growth and attracts international capital in 2026, according to CBRE’s Finland Real Estate Market Outlook 2026. Jussi Niemistö, Senior Director and Head of Research, Nordics, tells Nordic Property News about the reasons behind the turn-around, the foreign capital that’s targeting the Finnish market and what segments and geographies are in demand.

Norway — Mipim is just a month away and Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at which Nordic companies sends the most participants to the real estate fair. Today the participants from Norway gets the limelight.

Sweden — Vasakronan is still struggling with rising vacancies in its portfolio and at the end of 2025, it noted a vacancy rate of 12.3 percent, an increase of 1.4 percentage points compared to 2024. At the same time, the company has agreed on new leases of 140,000 square meters during the year, but that still does not stop net leasing from landing in the red for the second year in a row, -168 million compared to -214 million in 2024. “Office vacancies in the market are high and many companies are cautious in their decisions,” says CEO Johanna Skogestig to Nordic Property News.