Nordic — Creates a residential project in attractive metropolitan area.

Denmark — Per W. Hallgren, CEO of Jeudan, on the 2022 results, the upcoming challenges on the market, and future investment targets.

Nordic — A report from the Öresund Institute shows that more Swedish companies have sought to cross the strait to the Danish real estate market. In five years the number of Swedish real estate companies with a presence in Denmark has doubled in number and that many of those who have established themselves in the neighboring country intend to make more investments in the future. But the uncertainty in the economy means that several companies take the opportunity to consolidate in the coming year.

Denmark — DSB Ejendomsudvikling, Novo Holdings, Industriens Pension and NREP have entered into a conditional joint venture agreement, which means that the entire area of Jernbanebyen is expected to be consolidated in common ownership once a local plan for the area has been adopted. The advisor Nordanö’s Jacob Kjær tells Nordic Property News about what is to expect, going forward.

Denmark — The Danish listed property giant Jeudan’s CEO Per W. Hallgren on the Q3 results, the investment focus, going forward, and where Jeudan stands out in the competition.

Denmark — The socially vulnerable area of Tingbjerg in central Copenhagen is to undergo change. With a holistic perspective and through partnerships with Danish public housing companies, NREP is working on a strategy to transform the district into an attractive place to live, explore and participate. Joanna Berg, Regional Manager NREP, tells Nordic Property News about the strategy.

Denmark — DFI announces the launch of a Danish Micro Living strategy, which is targeting the aggregation of a EUR 300 million portfolio.

Denmark — CEO Per W. Hallgren: “In a time with slightly blurred future prospects, Jeudan is standing firm.”

Nordic — Follows up its debut with another residential investment.

Denmark — Søren Tang Kristensen, Head of Real Estate Investments, Industriens Pension, on the deal with the Nordic construction giant, and the hot Copenhagen area.

Denmark — Joachim Holmberg, Business Area Manager, NCC Property Development, on the office divestment to Industriens Pension, the global interest for the project, and in what way Copenhagen is an important market for the Nordic construction giant.

Denmark — Jeudan’s CEO Per W. Hallgren on the first quarter for the listed company, the competition on the Copenhagen market, and future targets.

Denmark — Thomas Færch, CEO of Gefion Group: “It is not our feeling that the competition has changed a lot due to the hot market.”

Denmark — Peter Winther, Executive Director and Head of Capital Markets at Colliers Denmark on the Danish transaction market after the first quarter of 2022: “Increasing interest rates have put prices for certain value add properties under a slight downwards pressure.”

Denmark — CEO Rasmus Greis: “We expect positive appreciations for 2022 as well.”

Denmark — Morten Schultz, CEO of Keystone Investment Management: “The pandemic has had nothing but a positive impact on the interest in Danish real estate.”