Nordic Transaction Power

Property transactions We don’t need to find the buyers.
We know them already

Corporate finance Strong results in complex deals

Research The best research coverage in the Nordics

Sweden

151 bn

Volume
2019
SEKbn

Norway

80 bn

Volume
2019
NOKbn

Finland

10 bn

Volume
2019
EURbn

Denmark

62 bn

Volume
2019
DKKbn

Nordics

42 bn

Volume
2019
EURbn

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Pangea Property Partners is an independent corporate finance and transaction advisory firm focusing on the Nordic property sector. We have a strong track record of executing complex transactions such as creating new companies and divesting portfolios in illiquid markets. This means that we know how to handle all kinds of transactions, maximising results for our clients.

Pangea Property Partners has a history of combining Nordic property with international capital. We have an extended network of international investors, and more than 40 percent of our transactions are cross border. Currently, we are some 30 employees with offices in Stockholm, Oslo and London.

29 June, 2020

Major deal in Drammen

Bane NOR Eiendom has sold the 13,000 square meter office building in central Drammen uniquely located next to the train station and river. The buyer is a syndicate organized by DNB Markets, and the price is NOK 740 million.

Three deals in June

SBB has sold seven properties in Halmstad and two in Borås in a deal worth SEK 1.1 billion. Pangea Property Partners was sell-side advisor. The 55,300 sqm portfolio was acquired by Offentliga Hus. Pangea has been advisor on deals worth more than SEK 1.2 billion over the past two weeks.

Invitation to Webinar

Pangea Property Partners invites you to a 45-minutes webinar about the current situation in the Nordic region and outlook for the second half of 2020. Time: Wednesday 10 June 2020, 11:00 – 11:45 AM (CEST).

Increased activity expected

The expectation to the Nordic transaction market is increased activity, with 88 percent predicting that the market will be back to pre-corona levels before the end of 2021. 48 percent predict first half, while 31 percent predict second half. 9 percent expect it to be back in second half of 2020, while 8 percent state 2022 and 4 percent 2023.