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ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Stockholm"
All-Time High on the Swedish Transaction Market: These Are the Reasons Behind
Sweden —
Peter Wiman, Head of Research at Savills Sweden: “Global investors have a very positive outlook on the Nordic markets.”
“A Large Interest from German and US Investors”
Sweden —
Mikael Söderlundh, Head of Research and Partner at Pangea Property Partners, summarizes the transaction year of 2019 in each Nordic country. Today: Sweden.
The Largest Swedish Transactions in 2019
Sweden —
Nordic Property News lists the largest transactions in Sweden during last year.
”Hopefully We Can Keep the Same Pace in 2020”
Sweden —
Carl-August Westberg, Investments at Areim, on the company’s blockbuster deals in the end of 2019 and his view on the Stockholm office market.
Areim Purchases Office Property from AMF Fastigheter
Sweden —
Areim has acquired the property Ångtvätten 22 on the island Stora Essingen in Stockholm from the life insurance company AMF Fastigheter.
Selvaag Bolig Awarded its First Land Allocation in Sweden
Sweden —
The meeting of the Development Committee on December 12 decided to provide a land allocation for 85 apartments to Selvaag Bolig in Stockholm.
Prologis to Expand with 7,500 Square Meters in Stockholm Arlanda
Sweden —
Prologis will expand its logistics facilities in Airport City Stockholm by 7,500 square meters on a speculative basis. The construction will add a third unit, Unit 3, to the already-existing DC1 facility at Prologis Park Arlanda.
The German Investor’s Targets in the Nordics
Nordic —
Jörg Laue, Patrizia's Head of Transactions Nordics: “We are very actively looking at deals in Sweden, Denmark and Finland.”
How Areim Will Develop the Stockholm Landmark
Sweden —
Erika Olsén, Business Development at Areim, on the EUR 337 million acquisition of the newspaper building in Stockholm and why Areim has been involved in two of the top deals in Sweden this year.
Fabege Sells Landmark Building to Areim for EUR 337M
Sweden —
Areim has acquired one of Stockholm's most famous landmarks, Dagens Nyheter Tower (DN-skrapan), in the centrally located neighborhood of Kungsholmen. The property – Trängkåren 7 – comprises 56 500 square meters, primarily office space. The building was constructed between 1960 and 1964 from drawings by the architect Paul Hedqvist.
Next Year's Largest Hotel Projects in Stockholm
Sweden —
Nordic Property News presents the most extensive hotel projects that will be completed next year in the Nordic capitals. Today: Stockholm.
Hemfosa Awarded Land Allocation and Starts Several Projects
Sweden —
Hemfosa has been awarded a land allocation for a property block in central Falun and is planning a new build comprising approximately 15,000 square meters ideal for community service operations and public-sector offices. Hemfosa is also increasing the pace of its project operations with the initiation of three school projects.
M&G Real Estate Acquires Two Logistics Assets in Key Last Mile Hubs
Sweden —
M&G Real Estate, a leading financial solutions provider for global real estate investors, has acquired two prime logistics assets, Myrfast in Segeltorp, marking a combined EUR 64 million investment into the Nordics logistics sector.
Why SSM Changes its Residential Focus
Sweden —
The housing developer SSM’s new CEO Mattias Lundgren on going from condominium apartments to rental projects. “The basic insight is that the core in the company is strong.”
Why It Is Important for Property Owners to Be a Part of Coworking
Sweden —
AMF Fastigheter’s CEO Mats Hederos on how he wants to change Stockholm and the collaboration with Wework and other coworking investors.
The Main Challenges for Investors on the Office Market
Sweden —
Arvid Lindqvist, Head of Research at Catella in Sweden, on the trends on the investment market and whether international interest in office properties in Sweden will increase.
Why the Norwegian Heavyweight Succeeds in Sweden
Nordic —
Obos' CEO Daniel Kjørberg Siraj tells Nordic Property News how the Norwegian and Swedish residential markets differ and the challenges in both countries.
The Lowest Housing Rental Yields in 40 Years: “Rents Will Continue to Rise”
Nordic —
Professor Thomas Beyerle, Head of Group Research at Catella, on the yields in the Nordic cities, which Nordic capital that has experienced the strongest percentage rental growth since 2015 and why the European yields will continue to fall.
Why the Credit Rating Is More Important than Growth for Akelius
Nordic —
The residential giant Akelius' CEO Pål Ahlsén on why the company continues to divest, which Nordic markets are most interesting to invest in and how the five-year rent freeze in Berlin affects Akelius.
"A Property That You Do Not Really Want to Sell"
Sweden —
Areim's founder Leif Andersson on the major divestment to KPA Pension, why the company sells now, and he tells what the investment plans are, going forward.
Källgården: “Of Course We Want to Enter Sweden”
Nordic —
Cibus Nordic Real Estate, listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, has its entire portfolio in Finland. CEO Sverker Källgården tells Nordic Property News when it is time to enter Sweden and their investment rate so far in 2019.
Why the Norwegian Housing Giant Invests in Stockholm
Nordic —
Selvaag Bolig's CEO Rolf Thorsen on the potential of the Stockholm market and why they appointed Britta Blaxhult as CEO in Sweden.
Castellum Appoints New Managing Director for Operations in Three Cities
Sweden —
Martin Bjöörn has been appointed as the new Managing Director for Castellum’s operations in Stockholm, Uppsala and Gävle, where he will take responsibility for an existing real estate portfolio of over 126 office and logistics buildings, worth approx. SEK 1.6 billion in leasing revenues.
Aberdeen’s Investment Targets in Sweden
Sweden —
Magnus Kenning, Head of Transactions Sweden, after Aberdeen Standard Investments' housing fund's first purchase in Sweden: "It opens up for more deals in other places."
Possibilities in Stockholm Suburbs: "Skärholmen Is Stockholm's Berlin"
Sweden —
Carl Strufve, Director Nordics at Grosvenor Europe, tells Nordic Property News what is missing in order for commercial areas to come alive and why shopping centers will survive in the future.
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