Sweden — ABG Fastena continues its acquisition journey with two new stores in southern Sweden, and thus the company's business leg grocery stores/discount store properties reaches SEK 1 billion in real estate value. Philip Söderqvist, Founding Partner and Head of Investments, tells Nordic Property News about the company's view of the current transaction market, the future in low-price/groceries, the weighting of the portfolio, a possible entry into the Finnish market and about the general future plans for the company.

Denmark — Nordic Property News presents the largest transactions on the Danish property market in the first half of 2023.

Nordic — Building housing is only favorable in certain locations and certain countries, says Balder's CEO Erik Selin when he participates in the capital market days in Båstad. At the same time, he stressed the importance of seeing that the "crisis" that many people think they see is only a blip in an otherwise upward curve. "It's just a matter of parrying that blip," he says. But that Balder will remain in its current form is far from obvious if the CEO himself is to be believed.

Sweden — Nordic Property News presents the largest transactions on the Swedish property market in the first half of 2023.

Finland — After joining Advium as Head of Real Estate in early 2023, Henrik Calton tells Nordic Property News about his first months with the company, his view of the Finnish market and how he believes it will develop in the second half of 2023.

Norway — Nordic Property News presents the largest transactions on the Norwegian property market in the first half of 2023.

Sweden — Sagax continues to increase their holdings in Nyfosa.

Nordic — Mikael Söderlundh, Head of Research and Partner at Colliers Nordics, on the weak transaction volume during the first half of 2023, predictions for H2, and why Sweden is under extra pressure on the transaction market.

Nordic — Nordic Property News lists the largest transactions in the Nordics during June, 2023.

Sweden — When the market for housing developers is at its most challenging, Areim chooses to step in and buy the remaining shares in the housing developer Magnolia Bostad from Holmströmgruppen and Holmström Fastigheter. Erika Olsén, Partner, Investments at Areim, tells Nordic Property News about the decision, the market situation for housing developers and where the focus will lie going forward.

Sweden — 20 years after Joakim Hedin helped start Bockasjö, he has made the decision to sell the company to Catena in a deal worth just under half a billion SEK. For Nordic Property News, he talks about the road to the big agreement, how he feels that the logistics market has changed in recent decades and what his continued investments will look like when the Bockasjö era ends in October.

Norway — Schage Eiendom has appointed Matilda Vinje as new CEO. She tells Nordic Property News what attracted her about joining Schage, the plans for the company and shares her view of the real estate market.

Nordic — Peter Michael Tetzlaff, Head of Investment, Nordics, at Verdion tells Nordic Property News about the Nordic recruitment, speculatively development of logistics in Sweden, and the expansion plans in the Nordic region.

Sweden — Rutger Arnhult has been given a new lease of life since he returned to Corem as the new CEO in mid-June. In an out spoken interview with Nordic Property News he talks about what Corem's continued transactional work will look like, why the office market is not at all "stone dead" and he also gives a sober analysis of the low interest rates that created the bond problem that many real estate companies are now grappling with.

Sweden — Panattoni has acquired a property from Företagsparken with the possibility of building a logistics facility of approx. 14,300 square meters. Through the purchase, Panattoni strengthens its establishment in the Gothenburg region. Nordic Property News had a chat with Panattoni's Sweden CEO, Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell, about the investment and the plans going forward.

Sweden — Nrep are the capital-strong owners that Klövern sought after a tough start when, among other things, Corem was in a process of shedding off the housing segment, according to chairman Patrik Essehorn. At the same time, Corem, as one of the major owners, has been hit hard by extensive borrowing and high interest rates. Rutger Arnhult, Corem's CEO since a few weeks ago, tells Nordic Property News that Klövern will now be able to accelerate much faster than the company would otherwise have been able to do.

Sweden — Nrep flexes its muscles in the housing market by buying 51 percent of Klövern for SEK 2.5 billion. Now Nrep wants to turn the tide that housing construction has found itself in by making Klövern one of the largest housing companies in Sweden, Nrep's head of housing Rickard Langerfors says to Nordic Property News.

Nordic — June was a mixed month for the Nordic listed real estate companies, although it was more red than green. Here Nordic Property News presents a list of the companies' performance on the stock exchange during the sixth month of the year.

Nordic — As several top positions on the Nordic real estate market has gotten filled, Nordic Property News takes a closer look at the hottest Nordic recruitments in Q2.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents which of the listed Nordic construction and real estate companies that have the best yields. Here is the complete list.

Norway — Catarina Molén-Runnäs, Head of NCC Building Nordics, on the major order in Bærum, the work along with the authorities, and why NCC will succeed in a complex process.

Sweden — Primary care, public dental care, psychiatry Simrishamn hospital are some of the activities that Region Skåne has in SBB's properties. Now comes a proposal from the Social Democrats in Region Skåne to buy off the properties. Henrik Fritzon (S) believes that the crisis in SBB focuses on a weakness in Scania's healthcare.

Finland — Kim Särs, Trevian's Business Director of Residential real estate, on the residential development in Helsinki CBD, the housing need in Finland and upcoming investment opportunities in the challenging market.

Nordic — Colliers’ latest monthly report shows that May was the best transaction month so far this year on the Nordic market. Deals were made for close EUR 1.8 billion. Nordic Property News takes a closer look at the figures.

Finland — Juha Niskanen, Property Manager at Y-Säätiö, tells Nordic Property News about the recent acquisition from VVO, the company’s housing vision, and future investment priorities.