Sweden — Fabege has acquired Påsen 1 in Hammarby Sjöstad from Capman Nordic Real Estate. It has a lettable area of about 10,000 square meters.

Sweden — The Royal Swedish Opera (Operan) and the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) have signed a lease with Fabege to relocate parts of their operations from Gäddviken in Nacka, to Flemingsberg. The lease marks the start of the next phase of Fabege’s urban development plans in Flemingsberg.

Sweden — Areim has acquired one of Stockholm's most famous landmarks, Dagens Nyheter Tower (DN-skrapan), in the centrally located neighborhood of Kungsholmen. The property – Trängkåren 7 – comprises 56 500 square meters, primarily office space. The building was constructed between 1960 and 1964 from drawings by the architect Paul Hedqvist.

Sweden — Fabege has received an upgraded credit rating of Baa2, with a stable outlook, from Moody’s.

Sweden — Zengun has been contracted to complete some 420 housing units for the housing developer Brabo in partnership with Fabege. The units are part of the first phase of the major urban development project, Haga Norra in Solna, Stockholm.

Sweden — Publicis Media is a global communications network that is part of the Publicis Group, the world’s largest media and communications network. It is now signing an agreement with Fabege regarding a new office in Luma. The agreement has a duration of 6 years and relates to 2,900 square metres of office space with an annual rent of MSEK 10.7.

Sweden — Fabege sells the office property Pelaren 1 in Stockholm to KPA Pension for SEK 1.6 billion (EUR 150M).

Sweden — Fabege’s Vice President, Klaus Hansen Vikström, is leaving his post at Fabege for a consultancy role as of May 2019. This is the first step in laying the foundations for a freer role in the future and means that he will reduce his direct involvement in Fabege.

Sweden — The Board of Directors of Fabege has appointed Stefan Dahlbo as the new President and CEO.

Sweden — Skanska has signed a contract with Fabege to build Scandinavia's first zero energy hotel in Solna.

Sweden — After almost 25 years at Fabege, of which over the past 12 years as President and CEO, Christian Hermelin has informed Fabege's Board of Directors that he has decided to leave the company.

Sweden — Fabege acquires three properties close to the station in Flemingsberg from Vincero Fastigheter.

Sweden — Fabege and the TB Group have signed an agreement to jointly develop approximately 130 tenant-owner apartments at the old Råsunda Stadium, next to Solna Centrum and the metro station. Fabege already owns the so-called “Dallashuset” (the property Lagern 3), which is being converted into attractive tenant-owner apartments. The TB Group has now acquired 50 per cent of the project and the parties have agreed to run a joint venture.

Sweden — Fabege has divested the Lagern 4 property in Solna for MSEK 268 (EUR 26M) to one of Pareto's newly formed companies.

Sweden — Arenastaden is continuing to expand, and demand for hotel rooms now significantly outstrips supply, largely due to growth in Solna’s tourist and hospitality industry quadrupling since the opening of Friends Arena and Mall of Scandinavia. Fabege and Nordic Choice Hotels are now together investing in another hotel in Arenastaden to offer visitors to the district additional accommodation alternatives.