Nordic — The Nordic property markets will continue to perform well but faces new challenges, according to the new report Pangea Property Outlook 2017/2018. The winners will be segments with continued rental growth, such as attractive offices in the capital regions, while there is upward yield pressure on interest rate sensitive properties. Transaction activity is expected to be record high in 2017, but slow down slightly in 2018.

Nordic — Driven by a very strong Norwegian and Finnish market, volumes in the Nordic property markets reached a new record in the first half of 2017. Private investors and property funds were particularly active on the buy side and the share of foreign buyers increased significantly, according to Pangea Property Partners report.

Nordic — Nordic property shares have trended downwards since all-time high in September last year. Former valuation premiums have disappeared and many companies are now trading at a discount. In particular, smaller property shares outside the main list have taken a large hit, according to the new report Pangea Nordic Listed Overview from Pangea Property Partners.

Nordic — Volumes in the Nordic commercial real estate markets set yet another record in 2016, led by an extremely vibrant Swedish market and strong activity in the residential segment, according to Pangea's report. This contrasts with a weak general trend in Europe following the Brexit vote.

Nordic — After the Brexit vote, Nordic property shares have strongly outperformed both the general stock market and European property shares, supporting the notion of property in the Nordic region as a safe haven.

Nordic — Driven by a very strong Swedish market, volumes in the Nordic property markets reached a record in the first half of 2016 - €18.6 billion, according to new figures from Pangea. Institutional investors and listed property companies were particularly active on the buy side.

Norway — Jørn Høistad, founder and former head of DTZ´s valuation business in Norway, joins Pangea Property Partners.

Nordic — Pangea Property Partners, with offices in Stockholm, Oslo and London, and Helsinki-based Mrec has announced that the two companies have entered into cooperation on a project basis in order to take advantage of the increase in cross-border property transactions in the Nordic region.

Nordic — The transaction volume on the Nordic real estate market will reach almost € 40 billion during 2015, according to new numbers from Pangea Property Partners. It is the highest noted level to date.

Nordic — Nordic real estate shares have seen a bright start of 2015, according to Pangea Property Partners' property share index.