Nordic — Including previously concluded transactions, Kinland has acquired 51 properties in 2023, making it the best year for the company in terms of portfolio growth since it was acquired in 2019.

Sweden — Nordika acquires education property in Kista, Stockholm from M2 Asset Management.

Sweden — Stadsrum Fastigheter acquires a portfolio of nine properties in central Lund from Estancia Fastigheter.

Finland — Kinland acquired 13 properties through three separate transactions for EUR 36.5M in total.

Finland — Patrizia has acquired a portfolio of multifamily residential properties in Helsinki from Taaleri, the Nordic investment and asset manager, for circa EUR 145 million, on behalf of its institutional clients.

Sweden — BentallGreenOak marks entry into the Swedish real estate market with a logistics acquisition in Malmö from Genesta.

Sweden — Stadsrum Real Estate acquires the properties Grinden 21 and Grinden 27 in Stockholm from Vasaparken.

Sweden — Estea's wholly-owned subsidiary and alternative investment fund, Estea Sverigefastigheter 3, has acquired the property Björnen 12 in Karlstad from Arwidsro Fastigheter.

Finland — WSP to concentrate its operations in the Helsinki metropolitan area in Tripla

Sweden — Stadsrum Fastigheter acquires the properties Dragarbrunn 23:1 and Dragarbrunn 23:3 (commonly known as Åhlénshuset) in Uppsala from Axfast.

Sweden — British Catalyst Capital has, through the operating partner NCAP, made the first purchase in Sweden with the acquisition of shopping centre Centrum Syd in Löddeköping from Barings.

Nordic — Ängsö Logistik, a real estate company established by Arctic Securities AS, has acquired a portfolio of three logistics properties in Borås, Örebro and Vansbro from Logistic Contractor. The properties are under construction by Logistic Contractor with planned completion in 2019.

Sweden — Pan-European institutional real estate investment manager Triuva has acquired a 6,700 sqm office building, Lammet 17, in central Stockholm from Slussgården, a subsidiary of SKL Fastigheter and Service AB.

Norway — Multiconsult has entered into agreements with the other shareholders in LINK arkitektur AS for the acquisition of the remaining 68 per cent of the shares. Following completion of these transactions, Multiconsult, previously owning 32 per cent of the shares, will own 100 per cent of the shares in LINK arkitektur AS.