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ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Daniel Anderbring"

Positive trend on the transaction market: "Stronger will to do business"

Nordic — During 2023 the ball bounced more awkwardly than kindly for transaction advisor JLL on the transaction market, but the firm still managed to land over a dozen deals in a range of different segments. The transaction duo Daniel Anderbring and Pegah Abedini testify to a clear improvement in the market after the turn of the year and here they highlight the hot and slightly cooler segments in terms of probable transaction activity going forward.

Folksam acquires office property in central Stockholm

Sweden Sweden — Folksam, through KPA Pension, acquires the property Brädstapeln 13 in central Stockholm from Europa.

JLL Sees Hesitant Transaction Market: "Notch in The Curve"

Nordic — The uncertainty regarding what is the right price level for properties has created the wait-and-see transaction market that we have seen in recent months, and the situation is likely to persist for a while longer according to JLL's analysts Daniel Anderbring and Sara Vesterlund.

Cushman & Wakefield Strenghtens Capital Markets Team

Sweden Sweden — Cushman & Wakefield recruits Ulf Brandes to their Capital Markets team. In his role as International Partner, Brandes will, among other things, focus on identifying and implementing business as well as further developing the company's transaction operations.

Why Cushman & Wakefield Increases Their Nordic Focus

Nordic — New Head of Sweden tells Nordic Property News why Cushman & Wakefield will increase their focus on Nordic collaboration.

Exceptionally High Sales in First Three Quarters

Sweden Sweden — In Sweden, property transactions totalling SEK 134 billion (EUR 14 billion) were carried out during the first nine months of the year. This corresponds to a year-on-year increase of 31 precent.

Continued High Transaction Activity – Increased International Interest

Sweden Sweden — The Swedish transaction market got off to a good start in 2016 and the transaction volume for the first quarter amounted to SEK 28.5 billion (€3.1M), which is more than SEK 5 billion (€540M) higher than the same period in 2015. It is also the second highest deal volume recorded during a first quarter in the last ten years.