Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter's board has decided to elect Thomas Evertsson as the new Chairman.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter has entered into an agreement with CBRE IM on the acquisition of Bromma Blocks for SEK 1.173 billion (EUR 101 million). The acquisition includes five properties with a total lettable area of ​​just under 57,500 square meters and a well-located building right of approximately 50,000 square meters.

Sweden — Partners Group, acting on behalf of its clients, has entered into an agreement to sell a Swedish retail warehouse portfolio to Svenska Handelsfastigheter for approximately SEK 1.3 billion. The portfolio was held in the Sveafastigheter Fersen and Sveafastigheter Fersen II structures and has been managed by Brunswick Real Estate on behalf of Partners Group since 2015. Closing of the transaction is planned for 30 May 2024.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter strengthens the organization by recruiting Johan Eklund as regional manager North.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter's major owners Kåpan Pensioner and AP4 have called for the acquisition of Länsförsäkringar Liv's shares in Svenska Handelsfastigheter. After the deal, they will both own just under half of the company, while the CEO will continue to own a minority position.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter further strengthens its position through the acquisition of a total of 23,000 square meters of lettable space at the trading sites Boländerna in Uppsala, Tornby in Linköping and establishing itself at the trading site Svågertorp in Malmö.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter acquires a commercial property in Bäckebol's commercial area in northern Gothenburg. The property of just under 4,100 square meters has plenty of parking and is fully let with Dormy, Sova and Hööks as tenants. The seller is Artmax.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter writes down property values by SEK 1.0 billion (approximately EUR 91.1 million), corresponding to approximately 6.4 percent of the total property value, during the third quarter. After the write-down, the total property value amounts to SEK 14.8 billion (approximately EUR 1.35 billion). This is clear after the company had the entire property portfolio externally valued by two independent valuation firms as of September 30, 2023.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter acquires a property for food trade in Hudiksvall from Västra Hamnen Utveckling. The property of just under 2,800 square meters is located in eastern Hudiksvall and has Ica as the main tenant.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter enters the next phase of its journey. To make this possible, a total of SEK 1 billion is added to the company through capital commitments contributed by current owners Fjärde AP-fonden and Kåpan Pensioner. In connection with this, it is proposed that deputy CEO Thomas Holm be appointed as the new CEO to succeed Lennart Sten.

Norway — Svenska Handelsfastigheter has signed an agreement to sell all shares in the Norwegian subsidiary 3KR Norwegian Retail AS. The purchase price amounts to over NOK 1 billion. The buyer is Slate Asset Management.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter appoints Monica Fallenius to the newly established role as Property Director.

Sweden — Castellum is selling four retail properties as well as one office building in the Boländerna business area of Uppsala, to Svenska Handelsfastigheter. In total, the properties comprise approx. 50,000 sq.m, including the Bolandcity shopping mall. Sales price amounts to MSEK 678 (EUR 64M), after a MSEK 30 (EUR 2.8M) deduction for transaction costs and deferred taxes.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter acquires four properties with a aggregated lettable area of 10,900 sqm. The properties are located in Halmstad, Strängnäs and Bollnäs.

Sweden — Niam has signed an agreement to sell eight retail properties, comprising 100,000 square meters, to Svenska Handelsfastigheter for a total of EUR 160M.

Sweden — Svenska Handelsfastigheter acquires a portfolio of seven retail properties for a purchase price of EUR 54M, from Standard Life Investment European Property Growth Fund, EPGF.

Sweden — A new Swedish real estate company, founded by amongst others Lennart Sten, former Europe Manager at GE Capital Real Estate, purchases 44 retail properties from Areim.