Sweden — Sweden continues to face a growing need for housing, and in efforts to meet this demand, a new trend has emerged and gained momentum: property conversions. Storsala is one of the companies that has acquired office buildings for conversion into residential units. The company’s Head of Transactions, Sofia Folstad, tells Nordic Property News about their work, what they look for in properties suitable for conversion, and the potential they see in this market segment moving forward.

Sweden — Storsala is gearing up for its next growth phase. The industrial group Weland has recently invested in the company, becoming a strategic partner and shareholder. CEO Orlando Villacrez speaks with Nordic Property News about this ideal partnership, Weland’s contribution to the company, the current ownership structure, and the potential for bringing in additional stakeholders.

Sweden — After acquiring an office property in Märsta, just north of Stockholm, with the intention of converting it into residential units, CEO Orlando Villacrez tells Nordic Property News about the project, the potential seen in future conversions, and the company's first collaboration with co-owner Lindesberg’s Bygg.

Sweden — Storsala takes the next step and increases the portfolio with building rights in the Sundbyberg district of Ursvik - in an acquisition made in collaboration with Niam and Derome. Storsala's CEO Orlando Villacrez tells Nordic Property News about the deal, the possibility of new business together with partners in future projects, how he sees the portfolio after the acquisition and where they want to grow in the future.

Sweden — Storsala has big plans to grow and the market is right for making favorable acquisitions. And the company is now doing it for the second time this year. And there will be more, CEO Orlando Villacrez tells Nordic Property News.

Sweden — With the acquisition of the Kyrkan centrum in Täby, Storsala continues its investment in expanding the portfolio. CEO Orlando Villacrez tells Nordic Property News about the latest acquisition, how to take the property value from SEK 1.7 to 5 billion (EUR 155 to 455 million) within three years and how the first year with the Storsala investment was.

Sweden — Storsala continues its growth journey and completes a new key recruitment as Sofia Folstad joins the company as Partner and Head of Transactions. She tells Nordic Property News about the new role, the journey Storsala is facing and what opportunities she sees in the market.