Annica Ånäs in front of the Hagastaden area in Stockholm. The image is a montage.

"One of Stockholm’s most attractive and competitive office locations for the future"

Sweden Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg has secured a landmark leasing agreement as Ericsson relocates from Kista to Hagastaden in Stockholm, leasing 58,000 square metres of office space. Annica Ånäs, CEO of Atrium Ljungberg, tells Nordic Property News about the work behind securing the agreement, the development plans for the properties, the significance of the deal for Atrium Ljungberg, and Hagastaden’s future role in Stockholm’s office market.
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The Nordic companies with the highest LTVs
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Nordika strengthens its investment team
Domus Academica.
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Unity Living targets Nordic expansion: "Actively looking at the Danish and Norwegian markets"
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Logicor continues to build its Nordic team – recruits three new employees
Sebastian Schlasberg in front of the property Isafjord 4 in Kista. The image is a montage.

Corem’s next steps in Kista following Ericsson’s departure

Sweden Sweden — Ericsson’s relocation from Kista to Hagastaden represents a significant setback for Corem, which will lose one of its major tenants. As the company prepares to move forward without Ericsson from 2030 onwards, its focus will be on helping drive Kista’s transformation into a more mixed-use urban district, according to Sebastian Schlasberg, CEO of Corem’s property operations.
City Syd.

Aurora Eiendom expands into Trondheim

Norway Norway — Aurora Eiendom has entered into an agreement to acquire Tiller Torget and Storebrand’s ownership stake in City Syd in Trondheim from Storebrand Livsforsikring. The acquisition comprises two of the Trondheim region’s most established and well-visited shopping centres, generating combined annual retail sales of more than NOK 3.3 billion and attracting 5.4 million visitors annually.
Backa 30:4 in Gothenburg.

Mileway signs new lease in Gothenburg

Sweden Sweden — Blackstone's Mileway signs long-term lease with Euromaster and launches major redevelopment at Backa 30:4 in Gothenburg.
SLP signs lease in Hallsberg.

SLP signs new lease

Sweden Sweden — SLP signs 5.5 years lease agreement for approximately 3,100 square meters in Hallsberg.
Jens Andersson, CEO of Episurf Medical.

Episurf maintains high transaction pace: “Significant opportunities for growth”

Sweden Sweden — Episurf continues to expand its business through both acquisitions and executive appointments. CEO Jens Andersson tells Nordic Property News about the company’s latest transaction and its plans for the industrial real estate segment, the pace of acquisitions since the company’s strategic shift, future growth ambitions, and the recruitment of Christian Olofsson and Petra Widén Lindh.
Nordic Property News lists the companies with the highest purchase numbers of Q1.

List: They purchased the most in the first quarter of 2026

Sweden Sweden — Nordic Property News lists how much the listed companies acquired for in the first quarter of 2026. See the top companies and which ones did not acquire anything at all.
Hagastaden.

Atrium Ljungberg leases 58,000 sqm to Ericsson

Sweden Sweden — Ericsson will establish parts of its Stockholm-based operations in Atrium Ljungberg’s buildings in Hagastaden under three lease agreements between the parties. Ericsson’s relocation is a new anchor in Hagastaden’s development as a knowledge-intensive city district and underscores Stockholm’s continued role as a global hub of innovation and industrial competitiveness. Atrium Ljungberg's 15-year lease agreements represent the largest single-tenant office lease ever announced in Sweden and rank among Europe’s most sizeable in the past decade.
Emerald House.

Castellum signs new lease in Hagastaden

Sweden Sweden — Castellum and Ericsson have signed two new lease agreements for a total of approximately 13,000 sqm in the Emerald House and Jubileumshuset projects in Hagastaden, Stockholm. Ericsson has also announced that it will not exercise its option to reduce the space in its previous lease agreement for the Infinity project.
Tor Borg.

Vacancy rates rise in Sweden’s major cities – but confidence remains in future prospects

Sweden Sweden — Vacancy rates are increasing in Sweden’s three largest cities, according to a survey conducted by Citymark. Tor Borg, Head of Research at Citymark, tells Nordic Property News about the factors behind the decline and his outlook for future developments.

The Nordic companies with the highest LTVs

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents a summary of which among listed companies had the highest loan-to-value ratios in Q1 2026.
Jens Andersson, CEO of Episurf Medical.

Episurf acquires portfolio from Lilium

Sweden Sweden — Episurf Medical has entered into an agreement to acquire a portfolio of vehicle inspection and logistics properties from Lilium. The agreed property value amounts to SEK 660 million..
Leiv Synnes, CEO of SBB.

SBB divests elderly care property to Northern Horizon

Sweden Sweden — Samhällsbyggnadsbolaget i Norden, together with Humana, has entered into an agreement with Northern Horizon Capital to divest a jointly owned elderly care property in Strängnäs, in which SBB owned 50 percent. The preliminary purchase price amounts to SEK 237 million, and the transaction is expected to be completed in June 2026.
Gwen Wille.

Gwen Wille appointed as new Business Unit Director for Technopolis Fornebu

Norway Norway — Technopolis has appointed Gwen Wille as its new Business Unit Director for Technopolis Fornebu. Wille succeeds Alf Astrup, who has led Technopolis Fornebu for over 12 years.
Locations are becoming increasingly important for retail premises.

Demand for retail locations remains strong: "Companies know exactly what they are looking for"

Sweden Sweden — After years of e-commerce growth, inflation and changing consumption patterns, retailers are looking for fewer – but more targeted – locations. Now, property advisor Croisette is seeing how clearer concepts and higher demands are changing rental dialogues. Tenants are becoming increasingly precise in their location requirements, with exposure, traffic flows and proximity to complementary players playing a crucial role.
Erik Engvall in front of Storsala's first project in Gothenburg. The image is a montage.

Storsala enters the Gothenburg market

Sweden Sweden — Storsala is expanding and taking its first step into the Gothenburg market. CEO Erik Engvall tells Nordic Property News about the company’s inaugural project and market entry in Gothenburg, its ambitions in the region, and Storsala’s growth plans for 2026 and 2027.
Åbyntie 4–6.

Catena acquires logistics property at Helsinki Airport

Finland Finland — Catena is acquiring a modern logistics property in direct proximity to Helsinki Airport in Aviapolis, Vantaa. The property serves as Cramo Finland’s headquarters as well as the company’s main logistics and service hub in the region. The investment amounts to approximately SEK 575 million.

Nordika strengthens its investment team

Nordic — Nordika has further strengthened its investment organization through the appointments of Fredrik Kumlin as Senior Investment Professional and Axel Karlsson as Investment Analyst.
Domus Academica.

Unity Living targets Nordic expansion: "Actively looking at the Danish and Norwegian markets"

Nordic — Unity Living grows within student housing in the Nordics through the acquisition of the famous Domus Academica in Helsinki. Armon Bar-Tur, CEO, and Sini Pankka, Commercial Director, tell Nordic Property News about the acquisition, the growth plans for the Nordic markets, what type of properties and in what look locations they are looking for opportunities, possible entries into the Danish and Norwegian markets and about their view on student housing market.
Olof Andersson delivers his last repport as CEO.

”Many property companies on the stock exchange are too small"

Sweden Sweden — Trianon increased its property management profit per share by 20 percent during the first quarter of the year – despite rising costs. At the same time, the company is preparing a change in CEO after two decades with Olof Andersson at the helm. In his last interview as CEO, he points to Sofielund as the next growth engine, warns of a coming adjustment on the stock market – and continues to see great opportunities for the company.
Peter Olsson leaves AP Ejendomme.

Peter Olsson steps down as CEO of AP Ejendomme

Denmark Denmark — The resignation follows a mutual agreement between the Board of Directors of AP Ejendomme and Peter Olsson.
Logian has acquired a 65,000 sqm site from Posti.

Logian acquires site by the Helsinki-Vantaa airport

Finland Finland — Logian has acquired a 65,000 sqm site from Posti, located in the immediate vicinity of Helsinki–Vantaa Airport.

Altra Fastigheter hires Mihaela Gustafsson as interim CFO

Sweden Sweden — Altra Fastigheter has hired Mihaela Gustafsson as interim CFO for the period starting July 11, 2026 until Ida Fransson takes over as permanent CFO no later than November 16, 2026.
Andreas Morfiadakis, CEO of Klarabo, and Erik Hävermark, CEO of Sveafastigheter (the image is a montage).

"Size does matter" – Morfiadakis and Hävermark about the advantages of their new giant player

Sweden Sweden — The merger of Sveafastigheter and Klarabo creates Sweden's largest listed pure-play housing company by far. The combined company will have properties worth around SEK 47 billion, a total of 26,000 apartments and a significantly strengthened cash flow profile. According to the companies, the merger is expected to result in significant cost savings, better financing terms and increased attractiveness to both Swedish and international investors.
Per Nilsson in front of the property acquired in Uppsala. The image is a montage.

How John Mattson wants to grow in the new market

Sweden Sweden — John Mattson is taking a step outside Stockholm by establishing a presence in Sweden’s fourth largest city, Uppsala, through an acquisition from Niam. CEO Per Nilsson tells Nordic Property News about the company’s entry into the new market and its ambitions there, how it views the future development of Uppsala’s residential market, and the possibility of expanding into additional locations.