Nordic — Heimstaden’s Chief Investment Officer, Christian Fladeland, will also serve as Deputy CEO, effective immediately.

Nordic — Heijbel leaves his position as Head of International Real Assets at Alecta and joins Heimstaden as Managing Director, Strategy & M&A.

Nordic — Heimstaden has appointed Christian Birrell as Managing Director/Head of UK Investments to help realise its growth ambitions in the UK and to expand its local investment team.

Nordic — Heimstaden has further growth ambitions and establishes a dedicated strategy and M&A team with experienced professionals.

Nordic — Heimstaden subsidiary, Heimstaden Bostad, buys 599 properties with 28,776 homes centrally located in Berlin (14,050), Hamburg (3,592), Stockholm (5,934), Malmö (4,107), and Copenhagen (1,093). Transaction value SEK 92.5 billion (EUR 9.1 billion) with SEK 2.8 billion in annual rental income.

Denmark — Heimstaden AB’s subsidiary, Heimstaden Bostad AB strengthens its presence in Denmark through a SEK 3.5 billion acquisition of 1,473 homes in several attractive locations.

Denmark — Niam has signed an agreement to sell a Danish residential portfolio, which includes the real estate company HD Ejendomme, to Heimstaden. A total of 152 residential properties are included in the portfolio, comprising 6,237 residential units, of which several have been developed during Niam's ownership.

Nordic — Heimstaden’s subsidiary, Heimstaden Bostad AB, announces the acquisition of two build-to-rent projects in Warsaw, Poland, from the French developer and contractor, Eiffage, which also will act as the general contractor.

Nordic — Heimstaden announces the appointment of Paul Spina as Chief Asset Management Officer and Stan Kubacek as Senior Managing Director of Heimstaden’s Central and Eastern Europe investment team.

Nordic — Heimstaden Bostad becomes the largest private residential property owner in the Czech Republic.

Nordic — Heimstaden Bostad AB announces the acquisition of a German residential portfolio consisting of 25 assets with 599 residential units, 48 commercial units and 36 parking spaces.

Nordic — Heimstaden AB has acquired a Dutch residential portfolio consisting of 18 assets comprising of 772 residential units, 6 smaller commercial units and 25 parking units. The portfolio consists of 53,900 sqm lettable area in total. The seller is Patrizia AG.

Sweden — The acquisition underlines Heimstaden’s focus on local expertise and being present with own organisation in its strategic markets.

Sweden — Heimstaden has entered into an agreement to acquire properties in the Netherlands at a purchase price of EUR 1.4 billion and transfer of properties and agreements on property projects in Denmark and Sweden at a value of SEK 16 billion to its subsidiary Heimstaden Bostad.

Denmark — Heimstaden makes a another acquisition from Bach Gruppen and buys a project property containing 111 apartments located in the development area Bryggens Bastion, in central Copenhagen. The 7,900 sqm property is under construction and is expected to be completed by the summer of 2020.

Denmark — Christian Fladeland, the youngest partner of the 13 Colliers partners in Denmark, is leaving Colliers to become Chief Investment Officer with Heimstaden. He joined the company, then Sadolin & Albæk, 12 years ago.