Sweden — Heimstaden has signed a deal with Svedinger Fastigheter to acquire six properties in central Gävle.

Denmark — Heimstaden acquires a construction property in Horsens from RHB Development.

Denmark — Heimstaden has, through its Danish subsidiary Heimstaden Danmark A/S, entered into an agreement to acquire a real estate project in Copenhagen.

Denmark — Heimstaden, through its Danish subsidiary Heimstaden Danmark A/S, entered into an agreement to acquire an ongoing construction project in Copenhagen.

Denmark — Heimstaden has acquired a Danish portfolio with residential properties in five regions. The transaction price is EUR 343M.

Denmark — Heimstaden, through its Danish subsidiary Heimstaden Danmark A/S, has entered into an agreement to acquire an ongoing construction project in the Copenhagen area.

Denmark — Heimstaden acquires two housing projects in Copenhagen for approximately EUR 106M.

Denmark — Heimstaden has, through its Danish subsidiary Heimstaden Danmark, acquired a project property in the Copenhagen area. The project Bagsvaerdlund in Gladsaxe municipality is purchased from the real estate and development company Calum.

Sweden — Heimstaden has agreed to purchase 1,088 apartments from Stångåstaden in Linköping.

Denmark — Heimstaden acquires residential block in Copenhagen for EUR 227M.

Sweden — Heimstaden has purchased 1 601 apartments from Bostaden in Umeå.

Denmark — Heimstaden has bought the residential project Ö-huset in Copenhagen from Skanska.

Denmark — Heimstaden, through its Danish subsidiary Heimstaden Danmark A/S, has entered into an agreement to acquire its fourth project property in Copenhagen.

Sweden — Heimstaden has agreed to acquire Ståhl AB (formerly Kretia). The portfolio consist of approximately 90,000 square meters and is distributed to about 45 000 sq.m. in Norrköping and about 45 000 sqm in central Uppsala.

Sweden — Heimstaden has sold the block Gripen in central Norrköping. The block contains approximately 6 000 square meters of commercial space and 3 000 square meters of housing.

Denmark — Heimstaden has, through its Danish subsidiary Heimstaden Danmark A/S, have entered into agreements to acquire three real estate projects in Copenhagen for a total of 265 apartments and 2,500 square meters of space. At the same time Heimstaden acquires residential apartments in Falköping in Sweden.

Nordic — Heimstaden has signed an agreement to acquire 13 properties in Ystad owned by Brogripen. The company has also purchased five properties in Copenhagen.

Sweden — Heimstaden has acquired a group of properties in central Norrköping from Magnentus.

Sweden — Heimstaden has signed an agreement to acquire 28 properties in Ystad owned by HP Holding AB.