Sweden — Sveafastigheter strengthens its presence in the Stockholm region with the start of construction of 87 rental apartments in Nacka. This is the fourth project Sveafastigheter has initiated over the past year, in line with the company's strategy to realize its development portfolio with a focus on the Stockholm region.

Sweden — Nasdaq Stockholm's Corporate Governance Committee has approved Sveafastigheter's application for admission of Sveafastigheter's shares to trading on Nasdaq Stockholm. The first day of trading on Nasdaq Stockholm is scheduled for Wednesday, June 18, 2025, and the last day of trading on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market is scheduled for Tuesday, June 17, 2025.

Sweden — Sveafastigheter, Sweden's largest publicly listed pure-play residential company, is growing in Stockholm through the acquisition of two residential properties in Sätra and Bredäng. The agreed property value amounts to SEK 230 million, before deduction of deferred tax. The properties comprise a total of approximately 11,000 sqm of lettable area, divided into 137 rental apartments. The annual rental value amounts to approximately SEK 16.2 million.

Sweden — The Nomination Committee for Sveafastigheter proposes the re-election of board members Peter Wågström, Per O. Dahlstedt, Peder Johnson, Sanja Batljan, Christer Nerlich, and Jenny Wärmé, as well as the election of Leiv Synnes. The Nomination Committee also proposes the re-election of Peter Wågström as Chairman of the Board.

Sweden — Trading in Sveafastigeter's shares began on Friday morning. A few hours after the stock market opened, the share had fallen slightly downwards and was traded at SEK 38.85, a decrease of approximately 1.6 percent.

Sweden — The property company Sveafastigheter is to be listed on First North on Friday 18 October, following a sell-off by SBB, which is selling 44 percent of the shares. But the dividend may be delayed.

Sweden — The price range per share for Sveafastigheter listing on First North is clear. The price range lands at SEK 39.5–45.5 (EUR 3.41–3.92) per share, which corresponds to a valuation of SEK 7.9–9.1 billion (EUR 681–785 million).

Sweden — SBB's subsidiary Sveafastigheter intends to be listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market. Sveafastigheter also aims to change listing venue to the Nasdaq Stockholm Main Market within 18 months

Sweden — Amanda Tevell, CEO of Hifab Advisory and Deputy CEO of Hifab Group, has won the prestigious award Årets Unga Fastighetskvinna 2024 (Young Swedish Woman in Real Estate of the Year). She brought home the win in fierce competition with finalists Matilda Olsson, CFO of SLP, and Lovisa Sörensson, Head of Transactions at Sveafastigheter.

Sweden — The board of Sveafastigheter has appointed Erik Hävermark as CEO of Sveafastigheter. He assumes the role of CEO immediately with a continued focus on executing the plan for ownership diversification of Sveafastigheter in 2024. At the same time, previously appointed Martina Lous-Christesen also assumes the role of CFO.

Sweden — The Board of Directors in SBB have decided to evaluate the conditions for a listing of the subsidiary Sveafastigheter. Sveafastigheter will prior to the listing own residential real estate through direct ownership, joint ventures as well as listed shares for a total value of approximately SEK 15 billion.

Sweden — SBB and Kåpan Pensioner form JV and invest in Hemvist to increase housing construction and continue to work for sustainable housing development.

Sweden — Brunswick Real Estate, on behalf of Sveafastigheter Fersen II AB, has divested a 50-property portfolio to the listed property company Tre Kronor. Total gross asset value amounts to MSEK 903 (EUR 87M).

Sweden — Regio, owned by Sveafastigheter and AP3, acquires Sigmahuset in Västerås.

Sweden — Sveafastigheter divests the Linnaeus University project in Kalmar County to a new company, created by Pareto Securities.