Hufvudstaden Gross Profit Rises 6% in January-September

By Public Technologies
  • Hufvudstaden's gross profit rose 6% in January-September 2026.
  • Rental vacancy, excluding development projects, fell to 4.5% from 5.1% at year-end.
  • Letting activity remained stable for office and retail premises in central districts, with low retail vacancies across all business areas.
  • Kvarteret Johanna in Gothenburg opened, with tenants moving in.
  • Expansion began at Orgelpipan 7 near Stockholm Central Station to add approximately 5,300 square meters of office space.


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