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ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Prisma Properties"

Prisma strengthens its management team

Sweden Sweden — On January 1, 2025, Prisma Properties' in-house property management team will take over responsibility for the company’s Swedish property portfolio. In connection with this, Per Nilsson, Prisma's Head of Property Management, will join the management team.

Prisma Properties signs long lease agreement with Lidl for new store development in Uppsala

Sweden Sweden — Prisma Properties has signed a 10-year lease agreement with Lidl for the development of a new 2,200 square meter store on Kungsgatan in central Uppsala. This will be Lidl’s fourth store in the city, with plans to open in 2025.

Prisma Properties acquires in Östhammar

Sweden Sweden — Prisma Properties acquires property in Östhammar – signs long lease agreement with Dollarstore.

Prisma Properties makes Gothenburg acquisition

Sweden Sweden — Prisma Properties has signed an agreement to acquire the properties Gamlestaden 61:12 and 61:13 in Gothenburg at an underlying property value of SEK 365 million (EUR 31 million), after deductions for latent taxes.

Prisma Properties adds key-player

Nordic — Expansive Prisma Properties brings in new key-player to a top position.

Prisma Properties' Nordic targets after the IPO

Nordic — Fredrik Mässing, CEO of Prisma Properties, on the first report as a stock market company and what the future might hold.

Biggest lease to date – Prisma's expansion takes new leap

Denmark Denmark — Prisma Properties has signed long lease agreements with the low-price player Big Dollar, which thereby continues its extensive expansion in the Danish market. The lease applies to a total of four new stores totaling approximately 13,000 square meters with an annual rental value of DKK 13.1 million, approximately EUR 1.75 million.

Prisma Properties builds Swedish fashion store in Denmark

Denmark Denmark — Prisma Properties has signed a 10-year lease with Lager 157 for a new store in Hjörring, Denmark.

Prisma Properties aiming for IPO

Nordic — Prisma Properties intends to list its shares on Nasdaq Stockholm.

"A segment which has taken market shares for several years"

Nordic — Bonnier Fastigheter broadens its operations towards the low-price retail segment when, via a deal in Kungens kurva in Stockholm, it becomes the owner of Prisma Properties. Bonnier Fastigheter's CEO Tomas Hermansson shares his view on the segment's potential, the investment in Prisma Properties and the possibility for Bonnier Fastigheter to enter other segments via indirect investments.

Prisma aims toward IPO

Nordic — It has been almost two years since Alma Property Partners, Mässing Properties, CT Development and P&E Fastighetspartner joined forces to create Prisma. Even then, there were high ambitions to grow into the largest player in the low-price retail, grocery retail and fast food hubs segment. CEO Fredrik Mässing talks about the past year and how they will continue the growth.

Prisma Takes on the Nordic Low-price Segment

Nordic — In Sweden the only type of store segment that has increased in recent years is discount stores. Despite that, until now there has not been a company that has focused solely on that segment. This is what Fredrik Mässing, new CEO of the newly formed company Prisma see as an advantage. "We have large growth plans in the coming years, both in existing acquisitions and through the development of new locations".

New Company Launched to Focused on Nordic Discount Retail

Nordic — Alma Property Partners has, together with the cooperation partners Mässing Properties, CT Development and P&E Fastighetspartner, formed a new property company focused on discount retail. Prisma Properties, launched with a property portfolio valued at approximately SEK 5.6 billion, has the ambition to become the leading property developer in the Nordic region and a long-term owner in segments such as discount and grocery stores and fast food restaurants. Prisma Properties has 15 ongoing projects and the company has ambitious growth plans for the coming years throughout the Nordics.