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May's Winners and Losers on the Nordic Stock Markets

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

These Are the Strongest Locations in Gothenburg

Sweden Sweden — Colliers continues to strengthen the Swedish team as Christina Kämpe is named Director Capital Markets and Regional Manager Gothenburg. She tells Nordic Property News about the future of the real estate market in Sweden’s second largest city: what’s the market like, what areas will be the strongest and which sectors have a bright future.

Main Reasons Behind Cibus’ List Change

Sweden Sweden — CEO Sverker Källgården: “We will be in the top when it comes to dividend yield.”

Blackrock Acquires in Denmark: “They Are Very Professional”

Denmark Denmark — Peter Olsson, CEO of AP Ejendomme, tells Nordic Property News about the residential divestment to Blackrock; why it is the perfect buyer, and AP Ejendomme’s Danish investment targets, going forward.

“It Is Very Important in Terms of Principle”

Norway Norway — Sverre Molvik, CEO of Selvaag Bolig, on the strong start of 2021, the Oslo residential market, and the conflict with the City of Oslo.

The Residential Seller on the US Giant: “We Regard Them as an Industry Leader”

Denmark Denmark — Becker/Nielsen's CEO, lawyer Thomas Fredborg Nielsen, tells Nordic Property News about the residential divestment to Invesco, the attraction to the Copenhagen area, and their expectations in 2021 and 2022.

The Nordic Listed Companies' Property Value in Q1

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

The US Giant’s Growth Targets in Copenhagen

Denmark Denmark — John German, MD Residential Investments at Invesco Real Estate, on the recent Copenhagen acquisition, the attraction to Denmark, and which Nordic country they are monitoring at this stage.

Rikke Lykke Leaves Patrizia for New Top Position

Nordic — One of the most renowned people in Nordic real estate makes a big change as Rikke Lykke leaves Patrizia to take a new senior leadership position in the industry. She tells Nordic Property News about the decision to leave Patrizia and of her time at the company.

“Copenhagen Private Rented Sector Has Proven to Be Pandemic Resistant”

Denmark Denmark — Rubik Properties’ CEO Jacob Smergel-Krog on the massive interest for the Danish residential market.

“We Have Worked with Our Identity for Quite a Long Time”

Sweden Sweden — Thomas Sipos, CEO of Revelop, on the new name of the company, the recently announced Gothenburg and Malmö acquisitions, and why the private equity market is lacking behind during the corona outbreak.

Why Denmark Is Not of Expansion Interest for Bonava

Denmark Denmark — Bonava’s Peter Wallin on his first months as CEO, and the decision to wind down the Danish operations: “Plenty of time and space to grow in Denmark, but…”

The Future Need for Offices

Nordic — The transaction levels for offices have decreased in the Nordics over the last years. With new ways of working, brought on by the pandemic, concerned voices have been raised about the future need for offices. But Pangea’s CEO Bård Bjølgerud does not believe the demand for offices will take a hard hit going forward.

Why Denmark Is Booming While Most European Markets Wane

Denmark Denmark — The Danish market has boomed through the pandemic, compared to other European markets. Tom Leahy, Senior Director, EMEA Analytics at Real Capital Analytics, tells Nordic Property News about the key factors behind.

“The Year of the Pandemic Has Been Challenging in Many Ways”

Finland Finland — Sacha Pardon, Media Relations Manager of Boklok, on the attraction to Kerava, targets on the Finnish residential market, and the effects of the pandemic.

They Had the Highest Net Operating Income in Q1

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents the net operating income among the Nordic property giants, during Q1.

These Companies Have Increased Their Profit the Most in Q1

Nordic — Nordic Property News presents the listed Nordic companies’ profit before tax during the first quarter of 2021.

Genova’s Real Estate Focus: Green Properties

Sweden Sweden — Michael Moschewitz, CEO of Genova Property Group, tells Nordic Property News about the attraction to Uppsala, how much they want to grow in the green property segment, green financing, and possible investments, going forward.

Why Heimstaden Chooses Denmark over Sweden

Nordic — Heimstaden continues its expansive journey and makes an entrance on the UK market. CEO Patrik Hall tells Nordic Property News about the future plans in the English market and why he has chosen to invest in Denmark across Sweden recently.

How John Mattson Wants to Grow in Stockholm

Sweden Sweden — John Mattson continues their growth journey – and steps in as a part-owner of two other companies. CEO Siv Malmgren tells Nordic Property News about the major investments and entry into HEFAB and EFIB, the ambitions for the companies, and how they want to continue to grow in Stockholm.

How Jeudan Will Rise in a Post Pandemic Environment

Denmark Denmark — CEO Per W. Hallgren: “We will – as always – seek further profitable investments in well-organized office properties in Copenhagen.”

They Made the Largest Q1 Investments in their Own Portfolios

Nordic — Nordic Property News present a list of the investments made in their own portfolios by the listed Nordic companies during Q1.

The Global Hotel Interest for Copenhagen

Denmark Denmark — Kristian Haaber, Brand Manager of Core Hospitality, on what attracted Marriott International to Copenhagen, the outlook on the Danish hotel market, and the tough year for the hotel industry, due to the pandemic.

Norwegian Chain Establishes Belgian Hotel – Without Seeing the Asset

Norway Norway — Citybox’s CEO Eivind Hjulstad: “Such an opportunity would most likely not have happened if it weren't for corona.”

The Biggest Challenges Ahead for Olav Thon

Norway Norway — Olav Thon’s CFO Arne B. Sperre, on the Q1 figures, the declined cross-border shopping, and the disappointment over the performance on the stock market.