Sweden — Nordea's chief economist Annika Winsth on why she does not agree with the central bank of Sweden regarding the reasons of the planned increase of the repo rate in December – and why there may be "panic" in Swedish municipalities next year.

Sweden — AMF Fastigheter’s CEO Mats Hederos on how he wants to change Stockholm and the collaboration with Wework and other coworking investors.

Nordic — Tom Wadegård, Territory Director Nordics at Wework, on the upcoming IPO and why Wework will succeed in the Nordic region.

Sweden — Arvid Lindqvist, Head of Research at Catella in Sweden, on the trends on the investment market and whether international interest in office properties in Sweden will increase.

Nordic — Sven Dahlin, Partner at the real estate adviser Nordanö, on negotiating the massive deals, the future trends on the Stockholm office market and why more and more Korean investors are looking at the Nordic region.

Finland — Kojamo’s CEO Jani Nieminen: “All our regions are expected to grow – with increasing demands for new homes.”

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents how much the listed Nordic real estate companies have acquired the first nine months of 2019.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents how much the listed Nordic real estate companies divested in the first nine months of 2019.

Norway — Balder’s CEO Erik Selin tells Nordic Property News on his interest for the attractive Oslo plot that is for sale and the expansion plans in Norway.

Denmark — Another global player has entered the Danish real estate market. Niels Keergaard Christiansen, Partner at NCAP who advised the UK investor, Ekistics, in the acquisition of a multi let office/data centre in Ballerup, tells Nordic Property News about the increasing global interest in Denmark and why Ekistics was interested in this DKK 450 million project in Ballerup.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents a list of the third quarter’s vacancy rates among the listed Nordic real estate companies.

Denmark — Peter Winther, CEO of Colliers International Denmark: “Yields are generally higher in Aarhus than in Copenhagen.”

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents the foreign holdings in the Nordic listed real estate companies.

Denmark — Invesco in an off-market deal in central Copenhagen: “We are seeing an increasing demand from institutional investors for high quality and income producing residential projects.”

Nordic — Another German investor has entered the Nordic region. Walter Seul, Fund Manager Swiss Life Living + Working Fund, tells Nordic Property News on future investments in the Nordic countries.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has the complete list of how the Nordic real estate and construction companies performed on the stock exchange in October.

Nordic — Veidekke's Director of Analysis, Kristoffer Eide Hoen: “It is a corner of the world with exceptionally strong economic foundations.”

Sweden — Today, Fredrik Wirdenius, CEO of the largest real estate company in the Nordics, Vasakronan, has his final day at the job. He tells Nordic Property News about his last quarterly report, why Vasakronan has succeeded during his time as CEO and future challenges for the company.

Nordic — SBB’s CEO and founder Ilija Batljan on the Q3 figures, the Nordic market for community service properties and why they will continue to succeed in the transaction market.

Nordic — Last week, the value of the Norwegian Oil Fund's holdings exceeded NOK 10,000 billion (EUR 980 billion). Nordic Property News presents the fund's holdings in the Nordic real estate companies.

Finland — The new Lippulaiva shopping center will open in Espoo in 2022. Citycon’s Chief Development Officer Erik Lennhammar tells Nordic Property News on the characteristics of the mall and how Citycon cooperate with the tenants to step up their business.

Nordic — Kristina Olsen, Bonava’s new Business Unit President of Bonava Denmark-Norway, tells Nordic Property News about her new role in Bonava, the importance of the Urbanium purchase and how much the residential developer want to grow in Denmark and Norway, going forward.

Sweden — “Vonovia is the indisputable leader and has the best-in-class management across Europe,” says Svein-Erik Lilleland.

Nordic — The global real estate partner makes its first acquisition in the Nordics – purchases centrally located property in a Nordic capital.

Nordic — Which of the Nordic listed real estate companies’ CFOs have served the longest? Nordic Property News has the list.