Sweden — After a natural succession within Wallenstam, the former Head of Development, Mats Herner, exits and instead chooses to start his own company, Stadsutveckla AB. He tells Nordic Property News about the decision, the new company, which clients he sees himself working with, which geographies he intends to operate in and about the goals for the company.

Finland — The transaction market was slow in the Nordics during 2023, but a number of big deals were still made. With the help of figures from Colliers Nordics, Nordic Property News presents the largest transactions made in Finland during 2023.

Denmark — The transaction market was slow in the Nordics during 2023, but a number of big deals were still made. With the help of figures from Colliers Nordics, Nordic Property News presents the largest transactions made in Denmark during 2023.

Norway — The transaction market was slow in the Nordics during 2023, but a number of big deals were still made. With the help of figures from Colliers Nordics, Nordic Property News presents the largest transactions made in Norway during 2023.

Sweden — 2023 saw the weakest transaction market in a decade, but there was still a number of deals surpassning SEK one billion made despite an historically low volume overall. Nordic Property News has compiled a list of the largest transactions made on the Swedish market in 2023.

Sweden — Of all listed Nordic real estate companies, it was Quartiers Properties that did by far the best on the stock market in 2023 with a price increase of almost 110 percent. In an exclusive interview with Nordic Property News, the company's largest owner, internet entrepreneur Mattias Kaneteg, talks about why he started investing in the company during the bottom of the pandemic, how the company has succeeded in retaliating on the market and how his sights are set for future investments.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents a list of the top recruitments on the Nordic markets in 2023.

Nordic — A strong recovery in November and December saved the prices of a number of listed heavyweights in what was otherwise a turbulent year on the stock market for Nordic property shares. Nordic Property News summarizes how the companies on the largest lists performed in 2023, with a number of big sprint winners and some serious price drops at the bottom.

Nordic — The real estate party on the stock market continued in December with strong performances from almost every listed Nordic company on the largest lists. Nordic Property News summarizes the companies performances during the last month of 2023.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at who the largest owners in the listed Nordic real estate companies are.

Nordic — The Nordic real estate industry continued to face tough times with interest rates putting pressure on most players. Nordic Property News takes a closer look at some of the significant events that shaped 2023 in Nordic real estate: from hiking interest rates and troubles at several key players to continued foreign interest for the Nordic markets and funds and institutions dominating the transaction markets.

Nordic — A number of key positions on the Nordic real estate market got filled during the final quarter of 2023. Nordic Property News takes a closer look at the hottest Nordic recruitments in Q4.

Nordic — The transaction year of 2023 is almost over and it will go down in history as one of the weakest since the turn of the millennium. The total volume for the Nordic region of just under EUR 20 billion is the lowest in a decade and the decline compared to 2022 is the largest since 08/09 during the financial crisis. However, Colliers' head of research Mikael Söderlundh tells Nordic Property News that the turnaround is close and that 2023 was probably the bottom year in this business cycle. Read about his predictions for 2024, the capital that needs to be spent and why the mood in the market has turned in recent months.

Finland — Eyes the Finnish and Swedish market: “We are planning on growing further next year to utilize the attractive market.”

Nordic — Johan Skoglund has announced to JM's board that he has decided to retire in June 2024. This after 37 years at JM, of which 21 as CEO. We had a little chat with the man who, for many, is the very soul of JM.

Nordic — The German asset management company DWS Group, headquartered in Frankfurt, is a spin-off from Deutsche Bank. DWS's global investment manager, Björn Jesch, has highlighted ten so-called investment themes for the coming year in a survey. In an exclusive interview for Nordic Property News, he now dives deep into these themes, which he believes will be relevant for investors in 2024 and beyond.

Nordic — Just months after the acquisition of Bonava's Norwegian portfolio, Union Residential Development follows it up by buying 70 percent of Swedish Kynningsrud Bostäder. Per Martin Eriksson, Sweden manager for Union Residential Development, reveals what the investment plans are going forward.

Sweden — The Norwegian property owner Ursus has large development plans for the land right next to Postnord's headquarters in Solna, Sweden. Nordic Property News reveals more.

Sweden — When SBB announced on Monday that it is collecting housing assets worth 29 billion in Sveafastigheter before ownership dispersion, Erik Hävermark was listed as acting CEO of the company. Now the former CEO Viktor Mandel confirms that he is leaving Sveafastigheter completely. For Nordic Property News, he talks about the decision and about the CEO chair he instead continues in.

Sweden — SBB's CEO Leiv Synnes tells Nordic Property News that a listing of Sveafastigheter is one of the possible paths with the ownership dispersion that was recently announced. SBB also intends to go below 50 percent ownership in the soon-to-be-independent company. Here he tells more about how the streamlining of SBB will continue in the future.

Nordic — Fokus Nordic assists another global player to enter the Nordics. The company’s CEO Tonny Nielsen tells Nordic Property News about the becoming the preferred Nordic partner to several global players, the most important tasks in 2024 for Fokus Nordic and how he believes the Nordic markets will develop in the coming year.

Nordic — The first three quarters of the year were the coolest in the Nordic transaction market since 2010, and Q3 2023 turned out to be the fifth straight quarter with negative capital growth in the Nordics, according to the latest figures from the analysis company MSCI Real Assets. Nordic Property News tells you more about the latest findings and conclusions.

Sweden — It is almost a year ago that Obos chose not to proceed with any of the architectural proposals they had received for the major project Stadsljus, formerly Gasklockan, in Norra Djurgårdsstaden. But now the proposal has been presented and group CEO Daniel Kjørberg Siraj and Sofia Ljungdahl, CEO of Obos Nya Hem say that the house will not only be a landmark in Stockholm, but also for Obos as a company.

Sweden — SBB has promised Skellefteå municipality that they will be able to start construction of 280 homes in 2024, and has plans for another 200 that are awaiting detailed plans. The land instructions have been extended even though the municipality has repeatedly said that they will not do so unless the companies move forward and there may be a fine if they do not start as planned in 2024.

Sweden — Slättö carries out one of the year's biggest deals in Sweden when it acquires 47 community properties from Estea Omsorgsfastigheter for just under SEK 3 billion (EUR 257 million). Erik Dansbo, partner and CIO at Slättö, tells Nordic Property News about the acquisition and its importance for the fund and about bringing Estea in as an owner in the company.