Sweden — Nasdaq Stockholm's listing committee has approved Neobo Fastigheter’s application for admission of Neobo’s shares to trading on Nasdaq Stockholm. The approval is subject to certain customary conditions, including the approval and registration of a prospectus by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. The first day of trading on Nasdaq Stockholm is scheduled for Friday 20 September 2024 and the last day of trading on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market is scheduled for Thursday 19 September 2024.

Sweden — DNB Liv divests Hotel C in Stockholm CBD to DNB Scandinavian Property Fund.

Sweden — Anders Bodin Fastigheter buys the property Klippan 10 in Stockholm, better known as Hotel Diplomat at Strandvägen 7C. The seller is the Malmström family through a company.

Sweden — Niam has acquired 318 apartments in central Uppsala from Slättö.

Sweden — Stenvalvet has started the year by entering into an agreement to sell a portfolio consisting of a total of 13 properties located in Stockholm / Mälardalen, Dalarna and Skåne at an agreed property value of approximately SEK 2.1 billion.

Sweden — Patrizia has acquired a residential development project in Malmö, in the attractive suburb of Hyllie from Slättö, for approximately EUR 100 million.

Sweden — The global real estate investor Invesco Real Estate, together with its local partner in the Nordic region Scius Partners, acquires the office property Skålen 24 in Hagastaden, Stockholm from SEB Trygg Liv.

Sweden — Invesco Real Estate, together with its Nordic partner Scius Partners, acquires a 10,000 sqm retail property in Helsingborg from Grosvenor Europe.

Sweden — Alma Property Partners has sold a portfolio comprising eight warehouse and light industrial properties in southern Sweden to Logistri, a newly established company managed by Pareto Securities. The portfolio includes a gross lettable area of 100,000 square metres. The properties are fully leased with a weighted average lease length of 15 years.

Sweden — TIAA Henderson Real Estate (TH Real Estate) has sold the Swedish retail park Ingelsta Markn, on behalf of its German joint venture - Warburg-Henderson. The park has been acquired by Niam for €30 M.