The City of Stockholm is establishing a real estate development company to bolster growth in Kista while intensifying efforts to improve local safety. The initiative aims to foster a more vibrant district and solidify Kista's standing as a premier hub for technology and innovation, according to a press release from the Social Democrats at Stockholm City Hall.
"Kista possesses unique potential to continue its growth as a leading center for tech and innovation, while simultaneously transforming into a more dynamic, mixed-use urban environment. By forming a new property development company and establishing the Kista Advisory Board, we are taking active, long-term responsibility for Kista's ongoing evolution," says Finance Commissioner Karin Wanngård (S).
According to Dagens Industri, the city is injecting 100 million SEK into the new municipal real estate development firm to revitalize the area.
Listed real estate companies active in Kista include Corem and Castellum. Vasakronan, the property arm of the AP national pension funds, also holds assets in the district, EFN reports.
Castellum AB is a Sweden-based company active within the real estate sector. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, ownership, management and development of property on a long-term basis. The property portfolio of Castellum AB comprises commercial real estate, including offices, public sector properties, warehouses and logistics properties, retail properties and light industry properties, covering approximately 4.3 million square meters of total leasable area. The Company is also involved in the coworking and shared office space sector. Castellum AB operates in approximately 20 cities across Sweden, as well as in Copenhagen, Denmark and Helsinki, Finland.
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