Sweden — The leasing market has been challenging in recent years, with cautious tenants, a strong focus on cost control, and a growing downsizing trend. But signs of improvement may now be emerging. Jessica Gräsberg, Head of Leasing at Colliers in Sweden, notes that the number of property viewings has returned to levels seen before the economic downturn, and that decision-making processes are moving faster.

Sweden — The market for office transactions is cautious and selective, and interest in offices is declining. The transaction volume so far this year has almost halved compared to the ten-year average, and foreign investors are currently strong net sellers in the Swedish market. Joakim Arvius, CEO of Colliers Sweden, explains more about what characterizes the office segment in today’s transaction market, which deals are being made, and how the future will take shape.

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.

Sweden — Nordic Property News lists the ten largest deals made so far in the residential segment in Sweden.

Sweden — Next year a new CEO in Sweden will take place at Colliers. Bård Bjølgerud, CEO Colliers Nordics, on when they expect to have a successor to Joakim Arvius on board.

Sweden — After three years as CEO of Colliers in Sweden, Joakim Arvius is returning to the role he enjoys most – as a dealmaker within Capital Markets. In an interview with Nordic Property News, he discusses the shift, the creation of his new role, the recruitment of his successor, Colliers’ current position and continued development in Sweden, as well as his outlook on the transactions market.

Sweden — Foreign interest in logistics in Sweden and the rest of the Nordics is still strong and if you look at buyers in the market, foreign investors are still the largest buyer group in addition to listed property companies. Andreas Friberg, Director & Partner at Colliers, explains what the foreign interest in logistics and industrial properties looks like today and how it may shape up in the future.

Sweden — The tough period for the transaction market in logistics and industry is over and now there is more normality, that is the message from expert Andreas Friberg, who is Head of Industrial & Logistics at Colliers. For Nordic Property News he tells more about what the transaction market in the segment looks like today and how it may develop in the coming years.

Nordic — In July, 26 transactions totaling nearly SEK 21 billion were completed in the Swedish market, making it the third-strongest month in terms of volume since 2023, according to Colliers.

Nordic — Foreign investors are turning their attention to Sweden, with a particular focus on the residential property market. Following initial acquisitions by several major players and announcements from other global giants signaling acquisition interests, Axel Tärn, Head of Research at Colliers, offers his analysis of the current situation and its forthcoming development: what draws international investors to the Swedish housing market, how will this interest evolve, will new entrants emerge, and how Swedish companies measure up in the competition, and the situation in the other Nordic countries.

Sweden — Logistics as a segment is struggling with vacancies – but the levels are spread out and vary greatly between different regions and segments. Christina Kämpe at Colliers has taken a closer look at the market and its trends on behalf of Nordic Property News. "Direct investments are attractive to make in properties on the logistics side, because even if you are less inclined to make speculative development, you still want to develop."

Sweden — The pandemic and the economic downturn forced new approaches to offices. On the investor side, they no longer wanted to invest in offices internationally, due to the large vacancies in major US cities. Tenants reduced their space and let people work from home. But the turnaround is here, at least if you believe Christina Kämpe at Colliers. In this article, she gives her view on the office market in Sweden.

Nordic — Real estate investor Christian Ringnes, chairman of Pandox and Eiendomsspar, gives his view of the Nordic market, how to make good investments and advises on how listed companies should act to become more attractive - all this when Colliers recently presented its Nordic outlook for 2025.

Nordic — Overall, there is a stable foundation in the Nordic real estate market, but there are still areas that can be improved to reduce companies' headaches. This is according to Colliers Nordics' Head of Research, Axel Tärn, when he presents their outlook for the market in 2025.

Nordic — International capital has started to sniff on Nordic investments again and Bård Bjølgerud, CEO and partner at Colliers Nordics, says that talks are currently underway about several major transactions.

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.

Nordic — April was a strong month for real estate transactions in the Nordics, and thus the trend from previous months continues and the transaction market is recovering strongly after two weaker years in 2023 and 2024. For Nordic Property News, Collier's Head of Research Axel Tärn tells more about why the Nordics and Sweden attract investors, which segments stand out and what potential obstacles lie ahead.

Finland — Colliers appoints Miro Karttunen as new Managing Director for the Colliers in Finland. Davoud Amel-Azizpour, CEO of Colliers EMEA, tells Nordic Property News about the recruitment and about the focus on strengthening Propety Management services.

Nordic — The beginning of the year has seen transaction volume increase by over 20 percent in the Nordic market compared to the first two months of 2024. In Sweden, the volume is up a full 34 percent after two straight months with over ten billion in transaction volume, this is revealed in Collier's latest monthly analysis of the Nordic property market.