Sweden — In an interview with Nordic Property News, Platzer's CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch talks about how the company is working to reduce its vacancies, what distinguishes Gothenburg's office market and what is driving the increased vacancy rates in the country's next largest office market.

Sweden — When Platzer presented its third-quarter report, there was a lot of talk about transactions. The market is hottest in Stockholm, but for west coast-based Platzer, it feels positive that Gothenburg is nibbling on the lead.

Sweden — The recovery of the economy that Platzer CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch had hoped for has still not come. This has been noticed during the quarter through two large tenants, one of whom, Volvo Cars, has decided to reduce its staff. At the same time, there is hope for the Gothenburg CBD, which until now has seen an unusually large vacancy. She also sees reasons that the rent levels should increase in Sweden's second largest city.

Sweden — Platzer has now appointed a permanent Head of the Office Business Area, with Anders Woodall being recruited from the role of Head of Property Management at Lansa Fastigheter. CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch explains how this recruitment interacts with the company's future focus and what market he will have to work with when he takes office.

Sweden — The world is shaking and trade tariffs are in focus. The Gothenburg company Platzer, with a large part of its logistics property portfolio near Gothenburg's transatlantic port, will of course follow developments closely and be humble about what may happen now, says CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch. At the same time, she believes that the office market in Gothenburg is better equipped than that in Stockholm.

Sweden — A limited future stock means that vacancy rates in Gothenburg look set to dip in the future, Platzer CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch believes. In connection with the presentation of the company's Q3 report, she gave her view on the office market in central Gothenburg and pointed to a particular area where activity is expected to be high in the coming years.

Sweden — Platzer sums up the year with the highest operating surplus in the company's history. At the same time, 2023 will be remembered by the large unrealized negative value changes. Now CEO Johanna Hult Rentsch is looking towards future projects.

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 — Johanna Hult Rentsch succeeds P-G Persson as CEO of Platzer. The company's Chair of the Board, Charlotte Hybinette, tells Nordic Property News about the appointment of Johanna Hult Rentch, the strength of her background in project development and how Platzer wants to grow with its new CEO.