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Peeter Kinnunen, Head of Transactions at Corem.

Peeter Kinnunen, Head of Transactions at Corem.

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Corem's plans for the Danish market: Staying – but cannot rule out more divestments

Denmark Denmark — Plus article In one of the largest deals in Denmark in 2023, Corem sold two properties in Copenhagen – which together accounted for 59 percent of the company's rental value in the Danish portfolio – to AP Ejendomme for EUR 334. Corem's Head of Transactions, Peeter Kinnunen, tells Nordic Property News about Corem's future plans in Denmark and gives his view on the transaction market in Denmark versus Sweden.
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