Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter's Head of Transactions Jöran Rydberg: "This is how we create attractive retail destinations and sustainable growth for all parties."

Nordic — Nordic Property News has a list of how the Nordic companies performed on the stock exchange during November.

Sweden — CBRE's Head of ESG and Sustainability Solutions Linda Kjällén on how much investment efforts Swedish property companies do.

Nordic — Nordic Property News takes a closer look at which listed real estate companies had the highest rental incomes in Q3 2025.

Sweden — Housing developer Enkla Hem receives a new land allocation agreement in Linköping when approximately 150 apartments are to be added to the expansive Djurgården centrum area. Enkla Hem's CEO and founder, Emanuel Vardi, talks about the new project, the work towards becoming a leading player in housing construction and as a landlord in Östergötland, and how they want to grow in the future.

Nordic — After the end of Q3, Nordic Property News has delved into the Nordic companies' reports to find out which ones have the highest management results in the industry. Here is the full list.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has compiled a list of the property values ​​of the listed Nordic companies to see which companies have the most valuable property holdings. Here is the full list.

Sweden — After expanding its portfolio with new acquisitions in Norrköping, the young company Flexfast is looking ahead. CEO Gustaf Segerborg tells Nordic Property News about the latest acquisitions, the company’s position after its first two years, how it intends to continue growing, and its thoughts on expanding into new cities and new segments.

Sweden — That residential construction is the industry’s major dilemma was something the panel members were in full agreement about during one of the sessions at the seminar Stora Byggdagen. But how can it be resolved?

Sweden — The major industry player will construct over 100 rental apartments in Huvudsta. Nordic Property News provides further details about the project.

Sweden — The number of leases signed on Malmö’s office rental market is expected to reach record levels in 2025. Nevertheless, vacancies are continuing to rise, according to Citymark’s latest survey. Tor Borg, Head of Research at Citymark, tells Nordic Property News about the development of vacancies in Malmö, how well the existing office stock is equipped to meet new demands, and about Hyllie’s future role in the office market.

Sweden — The companies at the top have invested heavily to develop, improve and expand their own portfolio. Here, Nordic Property News lists how much the companies have invested up to the end of the third quarter of the year.

Nordic — Strawberry Living is launching a new venture in staff accommodation together with Adapteo, with the large-scale Aurora Village project – developed in collaboration with SSAB – serving as the first flagship. Mattias Stengl, CEO of Strawberry Living, tells Nordic Property News about the initiative, the key components of future staff housing, the partnership with Adapteo, and the ambitions for the business area.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has comprised a list of the companies with the lowest interest-cover-ratios among the listed Nordic real estate companies.

Nordic — Vacancies have increased for most of the listed companies and for some of those with the most empty spaces, the vacancy rate is above double digits. After the end of Q3, Nordic Property News has taken a look at the companies' vacancy rates to find out how large their vacancies are.

Sweden — Catella continues to strengthen its Corporate Finance team by recruiting Katarina Sonnevi as a new Partner and Head of Residential. Theodor Jarnhammar, CEO of Catella Corporate Finance Sweden, tells Nordic Property News about the status of the Corporate Finance offering following the recruitment, and shares his view on how the transaction market for both residential assets and the broader sector is expected to develop going forward.

Nordic — Cibus' CEO Christian Fredrixon on the investment markets in Europe, where they want to grow, and how the rising food prices affects the company.

Sweden — Magnolia Bostad is appointing Mats Brandt as new CEO. Chair of the Board Erika Olsén tells Nordic Property News about the appointment, the path forward with the new CEO, Magnolia’s most important priorities for 2026, and her view of how the housing market will develop.

Sweden — Last week, Citymark Analys presented its survey of the office rental market in Gothenburg. For Nordic Property News, Head of Analysis Tor Borg elaborates on the trends highlighted in the report.

Sweden — Framtiden intends to build approximately 200 new homes on a centrally located plot that currently houses a parking garage. The centrepiece of the proposal would be a 27-storey tower, but the City Planning Department has concluded that a building of this height would not be suitable for the location.

Nordic — Most companies are still keeping quiet on the sales side, but there are some pressured heavyweights who have sold for several hundred million euros so far this year. After Q3, Nordic Property News can now present the full list of how much the various companies have sold for so far this year.

Sweden — After five years on First North, Fortinova Fastigheter will move to the Nasdaq Stockholm main list next week. CEO Anders Johansson tells Nordic Property News about the opportunities opening up on the main market, how Fortinova’s position today compares with its entry to First North, and how the company aims to continue growing.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has looked into which of the listed companies have spent the most on acquisitions in the first three quarters of 2025.

Sweden — New investments mean that the shareholding increased by nearly 50 percent during Q3.

Nordic — As investment manager at PPI, SBB founder and former CEO Ilija Batljan has worked hard to close the SEK 32 billion deal, and the last two weeks have been particularly intense. He tells this in an interview with Nordic Property News, where he also talks more about the path leading up to the extensive deal, what it means for the companies involved and how offensive the future will be for PPI.