Finland — JLL Finland’s CEO exits the company after 18 years.

Sweden — JLL's Head of Research Niclas Höglund, who will be leaving the company soon, sees several factors that speak for a positive year for property companies on the stock exchange and expects both more new issues, bonds and that there may be more property companies on the stock exchange at the end of the year than there are today. During JLL's latest Nordic Outlook, he revealed more about why and what will drive development on the real estate market in 2024.

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.

Sweden — The beginning of the year has meant some setbacks for the short and long interest rates and as late as the other day there were bad inflation figures from the USA which affected the listed part of the real estate sector in a negative way. But Mattias Baggfelt, head of Debt & Financial Advisory at JLL, still believes in a 2024 where the interest rate situation in Sweden will gradually improve and where a first reduction will come sometime around May/June.

Sweden — At the beginning of the 2023, Daniel Gorosch announced that he was leaving the assignment as CCO at Colliers, a role he took after the acquisition of Pangea. Now he has taken the step into one of Catella's CEO chairs and sees great opportunities to rebuild the company's market share in the current market situation.

Nordic — Where does the hotel capital come from and how does it move in the global market? When the JLL manager summarize how geopolitics affects how capital moves, there are a number of different markets to keep an eye on.

Sweden — JLL Sweden's Head of Research Niclas Höglund on the dark month of October for det Swedish listed real estate companies and when we will see a much brighter trend, going forward.

Sweden — Today Nordic Property News concludes the survey where some of the industry's largest transaction advisors give their view of how they have experienced the historically weak transaction market so far this year. They talk about the new challenges, opportunities and trends in the market. Today the turn has come to a trio of advisers consisting of Newsec, JLL and Savills.

Nordic — The listed real estate companies have lost 49 percent of their value from the peak in November 2021, but at the same time have risen 20 percent since October last year. JLL's head of analysis Niclas Höglund gives his view of the real estate market and why he had hoped for slightly better performance as an indicator of the direction of the direct market going forward.

Nordic — Since October 2022, the real estate sector of the stock market has slowly started to recover from the slaughter in the first nine months of last year, although February has been a weak month so far. JLL's head of analysis Niclas Höglund gives his view of what he believes speaks for and against the property shares right now and going forward.

Sweden — Partner leaves Cushman & Wakefield to return to JLL.