Eva Landén and 1245 Broadway.

Eva Landén and 1245 Broadway.

Image: Corem and Michael Young

The Next Step for Corem in New York City

Sweden Sweden — Plus article Corem signs a new lease in New York and continues to develop its Manhattan properties. The company's CEO Eva Landén tells Nordic Property News about the development of the US portfolio, the differences between working with New York versus Sweden and Denmark and about the possibility of entering new markets.
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