Sweden — At AMF Fastigheter, the ambition is to create safe and vibrant urban spaces through collaboration, active ground floors, and inclusive meeting places. But how are attractive urban environments actually created — places where people want to spend time, rather than merely pass through? According to the company’s CEO, Thomas Erséus, it involves far more than architecture and real estate. It requires a clear focus on human behavior and long-term societal needs.

Sweden — The iconic 5th Hötorgshuset, which has been in AMF Fastigheter's ownership for nearly 30 years, is being divested to Wallenstam for SEK 2.8 billion, approximately EUR 0.26 billion. CEO Thomas Erséus explains that the sale is being made as part of AMF Fastigheter's work to strengthen the conditions for developing more locations and urban spaces. At the same time, the CEO has previously expressed that they had big plans for the property. He explains why they have now chosen to sell three large pieces in the Stockholm CBD.

Sweden — Nordic Property News reporter on site in Cannes had a conversation with AMF Fastigheter's CEO Thomas Erséus about the state of the market, the status of the profile projects and what can await the company in the future, which may contain selling more properties.

Sweden — After twelve years with Mats Hederos at the helm, the AMF Fastigheter ship will have a new captain at the turn of the year as Thomas Erséus assumes the role of CEO. Chair of the Board Katarina Romberg tells Nordic Property News why Thomas Erséus is the right person to lead the company forward and which will be the focus points for the company going forward.