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Mikko Tenhola appointed Head of Newsec Advisory in Finland

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Mar 18 2019 12:41 CEST

Mikko Tenhola has been appointed new Head of Newsec Advisory in Finland from August 1, 2019.He joined Newsec in 2009 and has been deputy Head since 2017. The current Head Juhani Reen will retire at the end of 2019.

Morten Jensen appointed new Head of Newsec Advisory in Denmark

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Mar 6 2019 10:00 CEST

Morten Jensen has been deputy MD at Newsec Advisory in Denmark since 2015 and has previously held various leading positions within the real estate and financial industries. He has worked within the real estate sector since year 2000. Morten was also the Chairman of the Board for RICS Denmark 2011-2017. He is a Danish citizen, born 1973 and has an MSc in Business Economics and Auditing from Copenhagen Business School and became state authorized public accountant in 2006. He also has an Executive MBA from Henley Management College.

Newsec Property Outlook Spring 2019: (Co-)working 9 to 5 – is that the new way to make a living?

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Mar 6 2019 08:16 CEST

The total co-working stock in the Nordic and Baltic countries has grown by 36 percent from 2017 to 2018. Following this strong growth, the amount of co-working space will continue to increase by another 24 percent in 2019, up to 680,000 square meters. Co-working as a share of the total office stock will also continue to grow, from 1.5 percent in 2017 to about 2.5 percent in 2019. These figures are available in the latest issue of the Newsec Property Outlook.

Newsec advisor in largest office transaction ever in the Baltics

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Feb 15 2019 08:08 CEST

The S7 office complex consists of four buildings. Three of these building, with a total office space of 42.500 square meters gross leasable area, are part of the deal. The transaction of the first building, called DC PIER, takes place this week while the transaction of the second and third building will take place in Q2 and Q3 of 2019 respectively.

Investment demand remaining strong in Finnish property market - Newsec Finnish Property Outlook Spring 2019

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Feb 13 2019 11:50 CEST

Property investment prices in Finland have not fluctuated with the stock market but experienced steady growth, and the number of transactions will again be higher than normal this year. In addition to traditional office properties, rental apartment buildings, logistics properties and consumer goods store properties are becoming increasingly attractive to investors. Municipalities are increasingly keener to outsource their properties.

Newsec Advisor when Nordea Liv sells Property in Oslo Suburb

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Dec 19 2018 15:00 CEST

The two properties are located in the center of Sandvika and have a total gross area of approx. 11 700 sqm, including a parking garage with some 100 lots, as well as 50 apartments. The area distribution between residential care and retail sections is approx. equal. Nordea Liv has owned the properties since 1999.

Former International Director of JLL to front UK presence of largest Nordic property asset manager

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Sep 19 2018 13:00 CEST

Led by Richard Angliss – who has more than 30 years’ experience in the real estate industry and was formely Head of Property & Asset Management for JLL in EMEA and also previously the Deputy Manager of JLL’s Asset Management business in Stockholm – the new UK base will provide a platform from which Newsec can bring its local and country-specific expertise directly to its growing pan-European client base.

Newsec Property Outlook Autumn 2018: A Nordic Love Story

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Sep 19 2018 07:00 CEST

Foreign and especially inter-Nordic transactions have seen a significant increase in the Nordic countries in recent years, while the share of domestic transactions has decreased. For the first time, Nordic buyers are now larger than non-Nordic buyers, at 24 and 16 percent respectively. Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, and Danish investors, that earlier tried their luck in Germany, the UK or Southeast Asia, have to a large extent concluded that there are advantages to keeping their money closer to home.

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