Sweden — How many millions did the listed companies plow into their own portfolio during Q1? With increasing new construction and emerging stabilization in the market, there are both those who allocate the investment money to other things and those who use it for their own portfolio. Nordic Property News has the list you don't want to miss!

Nordic — Following Eastnine's completed sale of two properties in Riga, CEO Kestutis Sasnauskas talks about the deal as part of a geographic allocation. The company's focus is now shifting more and more towards premium offices in Warsaw. At the same time, Sasnauskas describes the deal as a statement of strength for the Baltic transaction market. ”The fact that we are making a deal is a confirmation that liquidity has improved,” says Kestutis Sasnauskas.

Sweden — How much did the listed companies sell for in the first quarter of 2026? Nordic Property News has the full list of who is at the top and who did not sell anything at all.

Sweden — Train Alliance has filed a police report against former board member Otto Persson and is implementing a range of measures after EY, through its independent forensic investigation, identified a number of irregularities. CEO Jenny Johansson tells Nordic Property News about the investigation process, the measures being introduced to strengthen governance and internal controls, and the company’s efforts to restore shareholder confidence.

Sweden — Ericsson’s relocation from Kista to Hagastaden represents a significant setback for Corem, which will lose one of its major tenants. As the company prepares to move forward without Ericsson from 2030 onwards, its focus will be on helping drive Kista’s transformation into a more mixed-use urban district, according to Sebastian Schlasberg, CEO of Corem’s property operations.

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg has secured a landmark leasing agreement as Ericsson relocates from Kista to Hagastaden in Stockholm, leasing 58,000 square metres of office space. Annica Ånäs, CEO of Atrium Ljungberg, tells Nordic Property News about the work behind securing the agreement, the development plans for the properties, the significance of the deal for Atrium Ljungberg, and Hagastaden’s future role in Stockholm’s office market.

Sweden — Nordic Property News lists how much the listed companies acquired for in the first quarter of 2026. See the top companies and which ones did not acquire anything at all.

Sweden — Episurf continues to expand its business through both acquisitions and executive appointments. CEO Jens Andersson tells Nordic Property News about the company’s latest transaction and its plans for the industrial real estate segment, the pace of acquisitions since the company’s strategic shift, future growth ambitions, and the recruitment of Christian Olofsson and Petra Widén Lindh.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents a summary of which among listed companies had the highest loan-to-value ratios in Q1 2026.

Sweden — Vacancy rates are increasing in Sweden’s three largest cities, according to a survey conducted by Citymark. Tor Borg, Head of Research at Citymark, tells Nordic Property News about the factors behind the decline and his outlook for future developments.

Sweden — After years of e-commerce growth, inflation and changing consumption patterns, retailers are looking for fewer – but more targeted – locations. Now, property advisor Croisette is seeing how clearer concepts and higher demands are changing rental dialogues. Tenants are becoming increasingly precise in their location requirements, with exposure, traffic flows and proximity to complementary players playing a crucial role.

Sweden — Storsala is expanding and taking its first step into the Gothenburg market. CEO Erik Engvall tells Nordic Property News about the company’s inaugural project and market entry in Gothenburg, its ambitions in the region, and Storsala’s growth plans for 2026 and 2027.

Sweden — Trianon increased its property management profit per share by 20 percent during the first quarter of the year – despite rising costs. At the same time, the company is preparing a change in CEO after two decades with Olof Andersson at the helm. In his last interview as CEO, he points to Sofielund as the next growth engine, warns of a coming adjustment on the stock market – and continues to see great opportunities for the company.

Nordic — Unity Living grows within student housing in the Nordics through the acquisition of the famous Domus Academica in Helsinki. Armon Bar-Tur, CEO, and Sini Pankka, Commercial Director, tell Nordic Property News about the acquisition, the growth plans for the Nordic markets, what type of properties and in what look locations they are looking for opportunities, possible entries into the Danish and Norwegian markets and about their view on student housing market.

Sweden — The merger of Sveafastigheter and Klarabo creates Sweden's largest listed pure-play housing company by far. The combined company will have properties worth around SEK 47 billion, a total of 26,000 apartments and a significantly strengthened cash flow profile. According to the companies, the merger is expected to result in significant cost savings, better financing terms and increased attractiveness to both Swedish and international investors.

Sweden — John Mattson is taking a step outside Stockholm by establishing a presence in Sweden’s fourth largest city, Uppsala, through an acquisition from Niam. CEO Per Nilsson tells Nordic Property News about the company’s entry into the new market and its ambitions there, how it views the future development of Uppsala’s residential market, and the possibility of expanding into additional locations.

Nordic — After appointing Eva Sterner as Head of Sweden, the global logistics giant continues to strengthen its Nordic organization.

Sweden — At AMF Fastigheter, the ambition is to create safe and vibrant urban spaces through collaboration, active ground floors, and inclusive meeting places. But how are attractive urban environments actually created — places where people want to spend time, rather than merely pass through? According to the company’s CEO, Thomas Erséus, it involves far more than architecture and real estate. It requires a clear focus on human behavior and long-term societal needs.

Sweden — Stenhus Fastigheter delivered its strongest first quarter to date, reporting rising property management earnings, higher profits, and continued aggressive share buybacks. The company is now signalling further expansion through new acquisitions, although the pace of growth is expected to be more measured than in previous years. “In principle, we expect to increase the size of the property portfolio this year as well, just as we did last year,” says Deputy CEO Mikael Nicander.

Sweden — As part of implementing its updated strategy, Nyfosa is changing its name to Altra Fastigheter. CEO Carl-Johan Hugner tells Nordic Property News about the decision and the process of finding a new name, the work behind the new strategy, and the recruitment of Ida Fransson as the company’s new CFO.

Sweden — International investors are back in the Swedish property market – and activity is increasing rapidly. Behind the development is a combination of price stabilization, strong fundamentals and a market that continues to be perceived as transparent and safe. At the same time, Erik Nyman at JLL Sweden tells Nordic Property News: ”The discussion about the risks of increased foreign ownership of Swedish assets is growing.”

Nordic — CBRE is without its Managing Director in the Nordics as Colin Waddell steps down — but the company has no intention of filling the vacant position. Yvonne Ehinger, Head of Marketing and Communications Nordics at CBRE, explains the plans for the role, how responsibilities will be distributed, and how the company views its future in the Nordic region.

Sweden — After a few years of cautious capital flows, international investors are back in the Swedish property market. Logistics properties and modern housing in the Stockholm region are particularly attractive – while Sweden is once again seen as a safe haven in a troubled world. According to Johanna Jonsson, Co-Head of Capital Markets at CBRE Sweden, foreign investments have increased by over 200 percent in one year, and the development is expected to continue to affect both competition, pricing and market dynamics.

Sweden — ABG Fastena continues to expand and has completed another acquisition in the Gothenburg region. Following the transaction in Lerum, CEO Andreas Birgersson tells Nordic Property News about the start of 2026, the company’s growth plans within warehousing and light industrial properties, the locations it aims to expand into, and the possibility of a return to the retail segment.

Nordic — Bids farewell to the advisory company after 25 years.