Sweden — Peab has been commissioned to build Gothenburg's new station building which will be the largest of three entrances for the West Link station Centralen. The customer is Jernhusen and the contract is worth SEK 870 million.

Sweden — Jernhusen is selling its share of Västerås station in order to simplify development in the area. The sale means that the city of Västerås takes over the operation of the joint company Västerås Central AB. A letter of intent between Jernhusen and the city, which clarifies the long-term ambition to be followed in the future as well, has been signed.

Sweden — The board of Jernhusen has appointed Biljana Pehrsson as the company's new CEO. Biljana Pehrsson most recently comes from Nordr and has many years of experience in the property industry. She will take up her position in mid-August at the latest, and will succeed Kerstin Gillsbro who, after 13 years as CEO, will leave her position in the spring of 2024. At the same time, Nordr has appointed Mårten Othérus as the new acting CEO of Nordr Sweden.

Sweden — Kerstin Gillsbro resigns as CEO of Jernhusen after 13 years at the helm. She will leave her position in the spring of 2024. Recruitment of a successor has been initiated.

Sweden — NCC and Jernhusen form joint venture company for Park Central in Gothenburg.

Sweden — NCC and Jernhusen have entered a joint venture to develop Park Central, the first phase of the Region City venture in Gothenburg.

Sweden — MKB acquires properties in Malmö to develop 600 new apartments.

Sweden — Jernhusen has signed a deal with Intea Fastigheter regarding the divestment and cooperation for the continued development of land near the central station area in Kristianstad. The goal is to develop a center for law enforcement agencies.

Sweden — Fabege is on the move in Solna. The company has bought stakes to become the majority owner in Friends Arena. At the same time Fabege closes a deal with Peab to buy properties in Ulriksdal aswell as Visio.