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Niam and Nordsten Development acquire site in Örebro.

Niam and Nordsten Development make acquisition

Sweden Sweden — Niam acquires logistic development site with Nordsten Development.
Lansa buys from Byggvesta.

Lansa makes residential acquisition from Byggvesta

Sweden Sweden — Lansa Fastigheter expands its property portfolio in Uppsala by acquiring a property with 98 homes in Uppsala. The seller is Byggvesta.
The Kv Taktäckaren block in Stockholm.

Axfast signs new lease with Deloitte for 8,000 sqm

Sweden Sweden — Axfast has recently signed a new ten-year agreement for approximately 8,000 sqm with Deloitte in central Stockholm, where Deloitte has been a tenant for over 20 years.
Carmith Mårtensson, Regional Manager Riks, Bonava Sweden talks about the new collaboration with Obos in the growing Södra Änggården district in Gothenburg.

Bonava: "Joint ventures will increase significantly"

Sweden Sweden — The number of collaborations and joint ventures will steadily increase, says regional manager Carmtih Mårtensson at Bonava. During Thursday, they were able to disclose their first endeavor with Obos. As early as next year, they will jointly undertake to build 200 homes in the emerging Södra Änggården district in Gothenburg. But building in the city is far from optimal, he says.

American bank invests in Genova

Sweden Sweden — Enters among the company's ten largest owners.
Mani Hemmaty.

Nordsten Development is strengthening operations

Sweden Sweden — Nordsten Development recruits Mani Hemmaty as Technical Development Director.
Slakthusområdet.

Atrium Ljungberg signs lease contract with Universal Music Group

Sweden Sweden — The market halls of Slakthusområdet are being transformed into offices and premises. At the beginning of 2026, the transformation will be completed and Hus 49 Stora Marknadshallen will become the new home of Universal Music Group. The contract with Atrium Ljungberg covers approximately 3,800 sqm and marks yet another milestone in the development of Stockholm’s new creative district.
Peab builds offices, stores and parking garage in Malmö.

Peab builds in Malmö

Sweden Sweden — Peab has been commissioned to rebuild and extend the old welding and boiler workshop "Hall 259" in Varvsstaden in Malmö. The customer is Varvsstaden AB and the contract is worth SEK 454 million.
Peter Michael Tetzlaff in front of E20 Park in Copenhagen. The image is a montage.

Verdion: “We are continuously exploring new opportunities across the Nordics"

Nordic — Peter Michael Tetzlaff, Verdion’s Head of Investment – Nordics, on the latest Jutland project, future targets in the region and why Nordic markets remain attractive for logistics investments
Leiv Synnes, CEO of SBB.

SBB's game plan when the tide turns

Nordic — The liquidity is at stake and the focus of everything SBB has done and continues to do. At the presentation of the second quarter's results, it was clear which path the company has set out and how they continue forward. And it seems that a rerun is the main option.
Catena on the verge of large Danish acquisition.

Catena closing in on major logistics acquisition in Denmark

Denmark Denmark — Catena is in advanced stages of negotiations after having signed an LOI with an existing tenant to acquire a newly built, high ESG-profile and fully let logistics asset in Denmark.
Liia Nõu, CEO of Pandox.

Pandox completes London acquisition

Nordic — Pandox has acquired three aparthotels in central London for MGBP 230.
Klövern's new management.

New management team in place in Klövern

Sweden Sweden — The continued formation of Klövern as a commercial housing company leads to an expanded management team of eight people.
Farid Shawkat. The image is a montage.

What real estate can learn from other industries

Nordic — Colliers is stepping outside the box with its latest management team recruitment. The company's new COO, Farid Shawkat, who most recently joins from the telecom industry, tells Nordic Property News what experience from other industries such as the real estate industry can benefit from, what attracted Colliers, about taking the step back into the real estate industry and about the goals of his new position.
Henrik Gerdin, Fund Manager at Niam.

Where Niam looks for new investments for the opportunistic EUR 805 million fund

Nordic — Niam Nordic VIII is the second largest opportunistic fund in Niam's history, with its EUR 805 million. The expectation is that Niam's eighth fund will be fully invested in the first half of 2025 as they have several deals under due diligence and see other good opportunities ahead, says Fund Manager Henrik Gerdin.
Jenny Rehn, CEO of Nordiqus.

Nordiqus secures USD 800 million refinancing

Nordic — The SBB associated company in Education, Nordiqus, has refinanced approximately USD 800 million, corresponding to approximately SEK 8.6bn, of its existing bank debt of SEK 16bn with private placement bonds issued directly in SEK and NOK in the US market. The bonds have maturities of 10 to 15 years. This has been made possible by Nordiqus’ financing receiving an investment grade rating based on infrastructure rating methodology.
28&7.

Corem signs lease contract in New York

Sweden Sweden — Corem has signed an additional new lease contract for a total of 807 sqm at the project property 28&7 in New York. The tenant Injective Labs, active in fintech, will move in in the first quarter of 2025 and the lease term is five years. With the signing of this lease, Corem's total annual contract value for all signed lease contracts in the US amounts to approximately USD 18 million and the occupancy rate in 28&7 amounts to 73 percent.
The property Trängkåren 6 (the Sweco building) in Stockholm.

Areim signs new lease in Tidningskvarteren in Stockholm

Sweden Sweden — Areim and Sweco have signed a 10-year lease agreement for 20,000 sqm of lettable area in Trängkåren 6 in Tidningskvarteren, Stockholm. Sweco has thus chosen to remain in Areim’s property, which will undergo sustainable adaptions to meet the company’s current and future needs for its head office.
P-G Persson.

P-G Persson's new venture is ready for action

Sweden Sweden — The former Platzer CEO P-G Persson has together with four other major players founded Safjället Fastigheter and now the company is soon ready to start acquiring its first properties. P-G Persson talked about that and revealed more about the future when he visited the Local Market Day in Gothenburg that Nordic Property News sister paper Fastighetssverige arranged on Wednesday last week.
Greg Dingizian and Victor Persson.

Doxa's CEO steps down: "Challenging times"

Sweden Sweden — In just four days, board member Ola Serneke and CEO Victor Persson have decided to leave Doxa. To Nordic Property News board chairman Greg Dingizian and Victor Persson explains what is behind the decisions.
Hilde Vatne.

JM sells property in Tønsberg

Norway Norway — JM has signed an agreement for the sale of a property located in Tønsberg, in Vestfold county.
Jennifer Andersson, Managing Partner at Niam.

Niam announces final close of its second largest opportunistic fund in company history

Nordic — Niam announces the final close of Niam Nordic VIII. The fund has successfully secured EUR 805 million in equity commitments, excluding co-investment capital. This milestone establishes Niam Nordic VIII as the second largest opportunistic fund in Niam's history. Over the past 12 months, the team has successfully deployed a majority of this capital into primarily the Nordic residential and logistics sectors along with other opportunity driven investments.
Hotell EA5 in Helsinki.

NCC to refurbish hotel in Helsinki

Finland Finland — NCC has been commissioned by Exilion to refurbish a future Scandic Hotel in Helsinki, Finland. The property also contains office premises, retail space and restaurants.
Maryrose David, Savills.

Logistics vacancies are increasing – but will level out

Nordic — Maryrose David, head of analysis at Savills in Stockholm, spoke at the Local Market Day in Gothenburg about the different segments in the real estate industry and how things have changed at the top of the market. Her initiated overview of the state of affairs in the various types of investment showed which of them are the most attractive to invest in today.
Mikael Söderlundh, former head of research at Colliers.

Mikael Söderlundh on his decision to leave Colliers after 14 years

Sweden Sweden — Collier's long-time veteran Mikael Söderlundh has left his role as Head of research at the adviser to continue to explore his passion for music and film – at least until the end of the year. For Nordic Property News he talks about the decision to leave Colliers, his piano ambition and when he might consider jumping up on the real estate horse again.