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.”

Sweden — Swedish real estate transaction volumes increased by 28 percent in 2025, with Sweden accounting for approximately 50 percent of total real estate investment in the Nordic region. The strong market continues to attract both domestic and international capital across all segments.

Nordic — The first half of the year was strong for the Nordic transaction markets, with volumes surpassing those of Europe as a whole. During the presentation of JLL Nordic Outlook Autumn 2025, the company’s Head of Research Sweden, Erik Nyman, outlined the key factors behind the surge.

Sweden — What will the Swedish transaction year 2025 be like, what factors will have the greatest impact on its development, which segments will be hot and cold, and what role will foreign players have? A panel consisting of Erik Nyman, JLL, Peter Wiman, EY, Maryrose David, Savills, and Adam Tyrcha, Newsec, shares their views of the transaction year that awaits.