ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "André Lundberg"

Colliers: Swedish capital is driving the recovery in the real estate market

Sweden Sweden — The Swedish transaction market has picked up pace in 2026, with volumes increasing by between 45 and 50 percent during the first half of the year. Activity has also increased beyond the largest SEK transactions. At the same time, the recovery remains far from evenly distributed, with Swedish, well-capitalized players primarily driving the market forward. This is according to André Lundberg, Head of Capital Markets at Colliers, in an interview with Nordic Property News.

The verdict on community properties: Slightly subdued but stable market

Sweden Sweden — Justice, education and healthcare were recurring themes when deals were made in the community property segment in 2025. For Nordic Property News, André Lundberg, Head of Capital Markets Sweden & Partner at Colliers, tells more about the status of community property today, the situation in the transaction market and what will drive the segment in the coming years.

This is why interest in the market's largest segment is increasing

Nordic — Housing is the transaction market's largest segment in terms of volume and interest in investments is now increasing, says André Lundberg, Head of Capital Markets at Colliers for Nordic Property News. Here he explains more about what is driving the segment forward, which assets are attracting the most interest and how the segment will develop in the future.

"We believe in a more active and liquid real estate market in the coming years"

Sweden Sweden — Colliers strengthens its transaction team with two established recruits, Mikael Stellinger and Dan Brink. Following the recruitments, André Lundberg, Partner and Head of Capital Markets in Sweden at Colliers, tells Nordic Property News about the strengthening of the Malmö office and how he sees the transaction market in the region developing in the future.

Revaluation of Nordic real estate equities – from premium to discount

Nordic — Nordic property shares have trended downwards since all-time high in September last year. Former valuation premiums have disappeared and many companies are now trading at a discount. In particular, smaller property shares outside the main list have taken a large hit, according to the new report Pangea Nordic Listed Overview from Pangea Property Partners.