Sweden — Tilia Fastigheter has appointed a new CEO. Going forward, the company will be led by Christina Hansson, who joins from John Mattson, where she was Head of Property Management. Christina Hansson tells Nordic Property News the assignment, her view of Tilia's position and about the leaving a listed company for a family-owned.

Denmark — After approximately 3.5 years at Thylander Gruppen, CEO Kristian Krogh chooses to leave the company. He tells Nordic Property News about the decision, his time at the company and about his plans going forward.

Sweden — With analysis from Citymark Analysis, Nordic Property News can present exclusive figures on the office market in Stockholm: Vacancy development and vacancies in the past six months, the rent development compared to 2021 and what future supply on the market looks like from the turn of the year.

Sweden — Henrik Roderhult, Director, Newsec Advisory in Sweden, on the Swedish transaction market, and why he expects a backlash on the residential market, going forward.

Nordic — Listed Nordic real estate companies has become a hot commodity for foreign investors. Nordic Property News has taken a closer look at the foreign ownership.

Sweden — Ilija Batljan has worked almost around the clock to complete the large structural deal with Brookfield that was presented on Wednesday morning. With the sale, which can bring in a total of 10.4 billion SEK to SBB, the company is finished with its divestment plan according to Ilija Batljan. Here he talks more about the big agreement and the effect it has on SBB's finances going forward.

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

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents the net operating income among the Nordic property giants, during Q3.

Nordic — Pangea's Head of Research, Mikael Söderlundh sees an active pipeline despite the fact that the transaction market is currently in a wait-and-see mode. The sharp fall for real estate stocks in 2022 could trigger some interesting types of business, according to Söderlundh who expands on the various effects that could materialize in 2023.

Nordic — NREP takes a new step by making its first real estate investment in Germany. Rune Kock, Real Estate CEO at NREP, tells Nordic Property News about the first investment, what segments they will focus on in Germany, which locations he views as attractive for new acquisitions, the possibility of more JV investments and how the German operations will be run.

Sweden — Last week, Kåpan Pensioner acquired SBB's share in Svenska Myndighetsbyggnader and announced a name change to Kåpan Fastigheter. Cecilia Vestin, CEO of Kåpan Fastigheter, tells Nordic Property News about the ambitions as a wholly-owned Kåpan-company.

Nordic — Catella's Head of Research Sweden, Arvid Lindqvist, believes that the bottom of the stock market may have been reached for the real estate companies, or at least it will in the near future. It looks all the more bleak for the direct market, which will begin to feel the effects of the recession over the next 18 months. He tells Nordic Property News more about how the real estate sector is faring in today's tough economic climate and what the challenges look like going forward.

Nordic — Nordic Property News has listed the Nordic real estate companies’ preferred stocks. Which stock provides the highest yield and which stock has had the best development, so far, in 2022?

Sweden — Fabege gets to keep its Baa2 rating, but Moody's has decided to change the company's outlook from stable to negative due to the rising market interest rates and the risk of the interest coverage ratio deteriorating. Fabege CEO Stefan Dahlbo tells Nordic Property News how he views the announcement and the company's future prospects.

Nordic — Troubled times lead to investors looking to their own local market. Peter Wiman, Head of Research at EY Real Estate, shares his view on the international real estate markets.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents the property value in the major real estate companies on the stock exchange in the Nordic region.

Nordic — Brunswick is streamlining its operations. The debt business is divested and the focus going forward will be on investments. Patrik Andersson, CEO of Brunswick Real Estate, tells Nordic Property News about the decision to close the debt business, which companies you want to expand, which new companies you can imagine establishing and which markets and segments you see as the most interesting going forward.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents a list of the how much the listed companies increased their rental incomes in the first nine months 2022.

Sweden — Both on the transaction market and on the stock exchange, it is the logistics companies that show the most resilience in these tough economic times. Pangea's Head of Research, Mikael Söderlundh, tells Nordic Property News about the segment's strengths, the challenges ahead and the big question that may set the stage for the transaction market.

Nordic — Frans Heijbel has assumed his new role as Managing Director, Strategy and M&A, at Heimstaden. He tells Nordic Property News about his new position, how he views Heimstaden’s strategy and what role M&A will play for the company going forward.

Sweden — The detailed plan for Castellum's extensive investment at the old Säve airport, Gateway Säve, will now go out for consultation. The plans for the old airport include a mixed business area with, for example, airport, industry, logistics, offices and aviation museum with a total of 700,000 square meters of premises.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents a list over the Nordic listed companies with the highest Interest Coverage Ratios for Q2 2022.

Sweden — Colliers' Head of Research Karin Witalis tells Nordic Property News about the megatrends that are redrawing the map for the logistics sector, the most internationally weighted segment in the industry which is undergoing rapid change.

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents how high the loan-to-value ratio the listed companies have, according to their Q3 results of 2022.

Sweden — Fabege is to start planning work for a 20,000 square meter investment in Solna Business Park.