Nordic — Panattoni's journey in 2023 will consist of several developments at the same time. Partly all projects that are already under construction. At the same time as the first completed building in Enköping, Sweden, will be inaugurated in October. CEO Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell believes that even though they have set high targets for how much area they should produce per year, the economy will leave its mark on the company's progress in Sweden.

Sweden — Balder continues to make transactions under the radar.

Denmark — DSB Ejendomsudvikling, Novo Holdings, Industriens Pension and NREP have entered into a conditional joint venture agreement, which means that the entire area of Jernbanebyen is expected to be consolidated in common ownership once a local plan for the area has been adopted. The advisor Nordanö’s Jacob Kjær tells Nordic Property News about what is to expect, going forward.

Sweden — Wallenstam's increased dividend yield requirement in 2022 is one of the consequence of an uncertain and waiting real estate market as well the higher interest costs, the company writes in its year-end communiqué. To Nordic Property News, CEO Hans Wallenstam says that it is the difficulties in valuing the property portfolio that should stand in contrast to the fact that, after all, they deliver a result after tax that amounts to SEK 1.1 billion.

Sweden — Last Friday, Anna Kinberg Batra announced that she is leaving her seat on Castellum's board due to her new assignment as governor of Stockholm, and on Monday Rutger Arnhult announced that he too is leaving the board with immediate effect. Chairman of the Board Per Berggren tells Nordic Property News how he views the current situation on the board, how the vacant seats can be filled and how the hunt for a new CEO is progressing.

Denmark — The trend of Danish cities outside being a hot commodity continues as Round Hill Capital acquires a residential from Pareto Securities. Anders Holm, Partner at Colliers, tells Nordic Property News about the appeal of the secondary cities in Denmark, which cities are in demand, what segments investors are looking at and how he believes this trend will develop in 2023.

Sweden — Fabege reported a substantial decline in management results in the fourth quarter of 2022 and the property portfolio was devalued by almost four billion SEK, the board also proposes a reduced dividend. The stock took a big hit on the stock exchange during Monday's trading and CEO Stefan Dahlbo took the opportunity to replenish his holdings during the dip. Together with the CFO Åsa Bergström, he tells more about how the company tackles what is expected to be a challenging 2023.

Norway — Areim strengthens its Norwegian team with the recruitment of Joachim Tangen. Petter Falck, Head of Areim Norway, tells Nordic Property News about the increased local presence, Areim’s ambitions for the Norwegian market, what assets and what locations they are looking for and shares his view of state of the Norwegian real estate market.

Finland — CBRE recently released a Market Outlook for the Finish real estate market. The cross-border investment during 2022 was mostly located in the residential segment, which partly is due to the high level of transparency in that market says Jussi Niemistö, Head of Research at CBRE.

Nordic — Nordic Property News lists the largest transactions in the Nordics during January, 2023.

Nordic — The real estate expert Ingemar Rindstig: "They will probably pour money into the market in the next ten years."

Sweden — ‘Stability in troubled times’ was the message from Atrium Ljungberg in the company’s year-end report. CEO Annica Ånäs tells Nordic Property News about the challenging 2022, net leasing challenges for the industry, the challenges in net leasing in 2023 and what Atrium Ljungberg is looking forward to in the coming year.

Sweden — Last week, Besqab disclosed that they are making a deposition in ongoing production and a write-down of development properties - with the goal of providing a clearer picture of values in light of market conditions. Despite that, they continue with plans for new production in 2023.

Nordic — Student housing saw record volumes in Europe in 2022 with the Nordics accounting for a large part. Tom Leahy, Head of EMEA Real Assets Research at MSCI, tells Nordic Property News why the student housing market is gaining popularity.

Finland — Nordic Property News presents the hottest and coldest segments on the Finnish real estate market for 2023, according to Colliers.

Nordic — January was mostly a really strong month for the Nordic listed real estate companies, although the month ended on a bleaker note. Here, Nordic Property News presents a list of how the companies performed on the stock exchange during the first month of the year.

Nordic — André Lundberg, Head of Capital Markets at Colliers, reviewed the listed part of the Nordic real estate sector during the company's Outlook presentation held last week. The sector has made a strong start to 2023 but it is too early to say whether the upswing is sustainable. Nordic Property News tells more about what Colliers believes speaks for a positive year and what could lead to a negative development.

Denmark — Nordic Property News presents the hottest and coldest segments in Norwegian real estate for 2023, according to Colliers.

Norway — Nordic Property News presents the hottest and coldest segments in Norwegian real estate for 2023, according to Colliers' latest outlook that was presented last week.

Sweden — After last week having presented who will take over CEO P-G Persson's chair in Platzer, it was time to end the year 2022 with the financial statements. The company sees a reduced property value - something the resigning CEO has not seen in ten years. For Nordic Property News, he explains more about the details in the latest report.

Sweden — The Swedish economy has been hit harder than the other Nordic countries, and thus the Swedish real estate market has also been hit harder. With the help of Collier's latest outlook, Nordic Property News presents what the future prospects look like for the various segments in the market.

Sweden — While many developers and real estate companies are pushing new construction on the future – Stena Fastigheter makes big investments in new housing. CEO Cecilia Fasth tells Nordic Property News about the investments, her view of the market for new construction and about the development of construction prices.

Norway — The Norwegian publication Boligproduserene recently published a top list of the nine players who started construction of the most homes in Norway in 2022. Obos ended up at the top. CEO Daniel Kjørberg Siraj tells Nordic Property News about the continued investments in Norway and why parts of the Swedish operation have had to notify more employees of lay offs than the Norwegian one recently.

Nordic — The consulting and advisory giant Colliers sees a challenging 2023 ahead with a continued pending transaction market, turbulent financing market and unclear outlook for interest rates and inflation. But there is light further down the tunnel, that's what head analyst Mikael Söderlundh and CEO Bård Bjølgerud said during a digital presentation that was held on Wednesday. Nordic Property News gives you more details.

Nordic — Many people see the advantage of keeping their own capital, says Caroline Bertlin, CEO of Nordisk Renting, who now sees opportunities to grow in all of the three Nordic countries in which they operate. Buyers and sellers are having difficulty meeting in property deals - one of the reasons that more new property production now is in the pipeline, she tells Nordic Property News.