Denmark — Colliers in Denmark makes a change in leadership. Peter Winther transitions into a new role as Executive Director for Capital Markets and is succeeded in the CEO chair by Carsten Gørtz Petersen. The new CEO tells Nordic Property News about the change, what he hopes to accomplish in his new role, how Colliers will further strengthen their position and how the industry is becoming more professionalized.

Denmark — Peter Winther, CEO of Colliers Denmark, on the transaction boom in Q1, why he still is confident in an increase of Danish property deals this year, and the importance of cross border cooperation between the different teams in all Nordic countries.

Sweden — As new CEO, Daniel Gorosch looks to make Colliers into a powerhouse in Sweden. He tells Nordic Property News about his new role, about Colliers’ ambitions to become one of the leading advisors, the possibility of Nordic collaboration and about how he views the transaction market.

Denmark — Odense keeps catching the eye of investors. Martin Pedersen, Director and Partner at Colliers, tells Nordic Property News of the growing interest in the Odense market, what makes the city attractive to investors and what the hottest segments are.

Denmark — Peter Winther, CEO of Colliers Denmark: “We may well see a new record for transaction activity in Q1.”

Sweden — The Swedish market continues to be interesting for investors. Alongside the big cities, the regional cities have flourished as a market where, above all, domestic buyers invest their money. Joachim Svedberg, Acting Head of Capital Markets, tells Nordic Property News about the interest, development and which regional cities are expected to have the strongest future.

Nordic — Eased travel restrictions and increase vaccination rates are indicators that transactions with international investors are expected to increase in Sweden and the Nordics in 2021. Joachim Svedberg, Acting Head of Capital Markets at Colliers, tells Nordic Property News which new investors are targeting the area, which segments and cities they are interested in and how the Nordic capitals rank for foreign investors.

Nordic — Some uncertainty regarding the outcome of the US election. Colliers’ Danish CEO Peter Winther shares his thoughts about the possible results and future investment effects.

Denmark — Peter Winther, CEO of Colliers International Denmark: ”We expect a strong deal flow.”

Nordic — Damian Harrington, Head of Research, Colliers EMEA, on the European challenges in the retail sector and whether Brexit affects the Nordic retail market.

Denmark — Denmark is still very much in the eye of foreign investors. In the first half of 2019, they accounted for well over 40 percent of the total volume of transactions over MDKK 100. Among is a new group of international investors. Peter Winther, CEO of Colliers International Denmark, tells Nordic Property News of the foreign interest and the new trend with investors from Asia.

Denmark — The Danish transaction volumes in H1 2019 dropped to approximately DKK 19 billion, compared to DKK 30 billion in the same period 2018. Peter Winther, CEO of Colliers International Denmark, tells Nordic Property News of the reasons for the decline and where he predicts the transaction volume for 2019 to end up.

Denmark — The international investors are in the market for Danish logistics. Anders Holm, Director at Colliers, tells Nordic Property News what makes Danish logistics attractive, where the international investors are coming from and how the foreign interest will develop going forward.