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ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Mikael Freudmann"

How Blackstone's new Norla platform looks to grow in the Nordics

Nordic — The US firm Blackstone launches a new European logistics platform, Norla, which will operate across key markets in Sweden, Denmark and Finland. James Seppala, Head of Real Estate Europe at Blackstone, tells Nordic Property News about the targets for the new platform, what type of assets it looks to acquire, the future for Mileway and the hire of Mikael Freudmann as Senior Advisor.

Blackstone launches new logistics platform for the Nordics

Nordic — Blackstone has announced it will launch a new European logistics platform, Norla, which will operate across key markets in Sweden, Denmark and Finland.

The Growth Plans for Fokus – After the Acquisition of Scius Partners

Nordic — Danish Focus Asset Management acquires Swedish Scius Partners to create the leading full-service investment and asset manager in the Nordic region. Tonny Nielsen, CEO of Fokus Asset Management, tells Nordic Property News about the merger, the goals for the company and the plans to grow further in the Nordic region.

Blackstone Acquires Office Property in Stockholm

Sweden Sweden — Blackstone acquires a 12,300 sqm office property in Södermalm, Stockholm, from Angelo Gordon and Scius.

Scius Partners Strenghtens their Team

Sweden Sweden — Scius Partners, who is a partner to international companies such as Blackstone and Angelo Gordon, strenghtens their team by adding Sebastian Schlasberg as Head of Asset Management.

Scius Partners Signs 3,700 sqm Lease with Spotify

Sweden Sweden — Scius has signed an agreement with Spotify regarding the lease of 3,700 sqm of office space distributed over two floors of the Barnängen 6 property in Södermalm.

Blackstone Acquires in Stockholm

Sweden Sweden — Blackstone and Scius Partners acquire Skjutsgossen 12 on Södermalm, Stockholm from AFA.

Hemfosa Completes Largest Swedish Transaction of 2018

Sweden Sweden — Hemfosa acquires a portfolio from Starwood and Scius Partners for SEK 3.6 billion (EUR 349M), the largest Swedish transaction of 2018 this far. The 51 properties are to be part of the newformed company Nyfosa.