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Annica Ånäs: "The return to the office supports our business"

Sweden — On Friday, Atrium Ljungberg presented its report for the third quarter. CEO Annica Ånäs describes a tough office market with slowing activity and increasing vacancies in Stockholm. At the same time, she sees good signs of returning to the office when large employers demand 100 percent attendance.

Alecta Fastigheter buys two properties from Atrium Ljungberg

Sweden — The property company Atrium Ljungberg signed an agreement today for the sale of the properties Sundbyberg Eken 6 and Sundbyberg Eken 14, Marabou’s former chocolate factory and head office. The purchase price is based on an underlying property value of SEK 2,114 million (EUR 188 million) and comprises approximately SEK 36,400 sqm of letting area. The purchaser is Alecta Fastigheter.

Slow rental market: "Dialogues from before Christmas are still ongoing"

Sweden — On the positive side Atrium Ljungberg reported an increased management result during the first quarter of the year, but CEO Annica Ånäs is dissatisfied with the negative net rental of SEK -13 million, a direct effect of Polestar's terminated major contract at Lindholmen. At the same time, the CEO testifies that the rental processes are taking longer and longer.

Ånäs sees resilience in the lack of discounts in the market

Sweden — The transaction market in Q3 was the weakest third quarter since 2009 and not many deals are done in Atrium Ljungberg's main segment, but CEO Annica Ånäs sees resilience in the companies in the fact that the sales made in the market are not made at any discounts. How Atrium Ljungberg will act in the future is unclear, but the company as a whole presented the strongest quarter of the year so far when the Q3 was released on Thursday.

Atrium Ljungberg Increases Rental Income

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg is the first among the real estate companies to release its Q1 report and the company reports an increased management result in the first quarter of 2023, compared to the same period the year before. At the same time, the unrealised changes in value of properties amounted to SEK -401 million (SEK 1,309 m).

Atrium Ljungberg Acquires 50 percent of Coworking Company

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg is acquiring 50 percent of the shares in A house, which offers community, coworking and creative development.

Axfast Makes Large Stockholm Acquisition from Atrium Ljungberg

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg has concluded an agreement for the sale of its Skotten 6 property, also known as Glashuset, on Drottninggatan in Stockholm to Axfast. The purchase price is based on an underlying property value of SEK 1,900 million.

"Many Companies Will Face Very Tough Times in the Coming Years"

Sweden — Annica Ånäs believes in three tough years ahead for the real estate industry and at the same time she feels that many business leaders still have their blinders on when it comes to the economic crisis. At Fastighetsmarknadsdagen Uppsala, Atrium Ljungberg's CEO shared more about how she sees the challenges ahead with more difficult financing and approaching interest rate shocks.

Annica Ånäs Leaves JM’s Board of Directors

Sweden — Due to the recruitment of personnel, representatives of JM assess that there is a risk of a conflict of interest between Annica Ånäs’s role as board member of JM and her role as CEO of Atrium Ljungberg. Annica Ånäs has therefore chosen to leave JM’s Board of Directors.

Atrium Ljungberg Acquires Property for SEK 1.56 Billion

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg signed an agreement to acquire the Palmfelt Center Kylhuset 28 leasehold in Slakthusområdet in Stockholm. This leasehold has a letting area of more than 30,500 sqm and will be acquired at an underlying property value that will be based on an updated market valuation at the end of the year. This has been set preliminarily at SEK 1,560 million.

Atrium Ljungberg Recruits CFO from Castellum

Sweden — Ulrika Danielsson will become the new CFO of Atrium Ljungberg in November. She joins the company from Castellum, where she was the Director of Economics and Finance.

Atrium Ljungberg's CFO Leaves the Company

Sweden — Martin Lindqvist, CFO at Atrium Ljungberg, is leaving his job after five years at the company. The reason to this is that the CFO role will be changing.

Atrium Ljungberg Sells Properties in Kista

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg has today concluded an agreement for the sale of the leaseholds Kolding 3 and 4, also known as Kista Front, in Kista, Stockholm. The purchase price is based on an underlying property value of SEK 805 million and the number of square meters amounts to 44,000. Technopolis is the buyer.

Atrium Ljungberg Buys Two Historic Properties in Uppsala

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg has signed agreements to acquire two properties in the centre of Uppsala: Uppsala Kvarngärdet 33:2, also known as Mejeriet (the Dairy), and parts of Uppsala Kungsängen 22:2. Together these properties comprise almost 12,000 sq m and were acquired for a total of SEK 234 million.

Atrium Ljungberg Sells Farsta Centrum for SEK 4 Billion

Sweden — Property company Atrium Ljungberg has signed an agreement to sell the shopping centre Farsta Centrum in Stockholm. This deal includes a rental value of SEK 310 million and more than 100,000 sqm letting area. The purchase price is based on an underlying property value of SEK 3,979 million. The purchaser is Stadsrum Fastigheter AB.

Why It Was a Perfect Timing for the Major Divestment

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg’s CEO Annica Ånäs on the SEK 4 billion sale of Farsta Centrum, in Stockholm: “The opportunities to develop the center in line with our strategy are not so great.”

Nobel Centre to Be Built at Slussen

Sweden — It has been announced that Atrium Ljungberg has agreed with the City of Stockholm to return the Hamnmästaren land allocation at Slussen. This will allow the new Nobel Centre to be established on the site.

Negotiations Are Done – Atrium Ljungberg Signs Agreement for Slakthus Area Acquisition

Sweden — The Board of Atrium Ljungberg took the decision to sign an agreement with the City of Stockholm to acquire existing properties and land allocations in the Slakthus area, just south of Stockholm city centre. The agreement is based on the letter of intent that was presented in August 2018. The negotiations were held in the autumn and are now complete.

Atrium Ljungberg Sells Västberga Handel

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg has concluded an agreement on the sale of the Arbetsstolen 3 property in Stockholm, better known as Västberga Handel. The purchase price is based on an underlying property value of MSEK 437 (EUR 43M). Balder-owned Serena Properties is the buyer.

Atrium Ljungberg and Folksam in Major Property Swap

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg and Folksam are selling properties to each other in a swap worth SEK 3.7 billion (EUR 335M).

Atrium Ljungberg Signs LOI for their Largest Project Ever

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg signs a letter of intent with the city of Stockholm for a major deal in the Slakthus area. Atrium Ljungberg's investment is estimated to SEK 8 billion (EUR 748M).

Atrium Ljungberg Acquires Property in Stockholm

Sweden — Today Atrium Ljungberg has signed an agreement to acquire the Kylfacket 3 property in Slakthusområdet in Stockholm. The property comprises a total of 4,500 sqm and is being acquired at an underlying property value of MSEK 150 (EUR 14M).

Petter Stordalen to Open New Hotel in Stockholm

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg has concluded an agreement with Petter Stordalen's Nordic Choice Hotels for opening a Clarion Collection Hotel in Sickla, Nacka. The hotel will open in the spring of 2020 in the building where Kåbergs started manufacturing wallpaper more than one hundred years ago.

CBRE GI Acquires Stockholm Shopping Centre

Sweden — CBRE Global Investors has completed the acquisition of Port 73 on behalf of the CBRE European Shopping Centre Fund II (ESCF II). The asset was sold by Atrium Ljungberg and the transaction price was MSEK 977 (EUR 98M).

Atrium Ljungberg Buys Office Building in Gothenburg for EUR 136M

Sweden — Atrium Ljungberg concluded an agreement on acquisition of the office property Lindholmen 30:1 in the city district Lindholmen in Gothenburg. The property is being acquired for an underlying property value of approximately SEK 1.3 billion (EUR 136M). By means of the acquisition, Atrium Ljungberg is doubling its property portfolio in Gothenburg.