The figures for the Nordic countries, according to Pangea:
Sweden: High transaction activity with 66 deals summing to € 2.6 billion (SEK 24.2 billion) in December. The largest deal was AMF Fastigheter acquiring an office property in central Stockholm (Fatburssjön 10) from Aareal Bank (SEK 3.1 billion).
Norway: Record high transaction volume reaching € 2.0 billion (NOK 19.5 billion) in December, the highest monthly volume ever recorded in Norway. The largest single asset deal ever was also closed in December; Entra's and Steen&Strøm’s acquisition of Oslo City from DNB Liv (NOK 5bn).
Finland: High transaction activity in Finland with 28 deals and a monthly volume of € 1.1 billion in December. The largest transaction was Balder acquiring Varma’s remaining 22.8% stake in SATO (EUR ~235m).
Denmark: High transaction volume in the Danish property market reaching € 1.1 (DKK 7.8bn) in December. The largest deal was Coller Capital acquiring some 1,000 apartments (22 properties) in Copenhagen from DNB (DKK 2.6bn).
December the Most Active Transaction Month in the Nordics
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December was the most active month in the Nordic transaction market in 2015 with 143 deals summing to € 6.8 billion, according to Pangea Property Partners.
2016-01-13
Nicklas Tollesson
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