Stockholm-listed real estate group Castellum has launched a number of development projects through its subsidiaries and sold assets for a total volume of €29 mln.
Stockholm-listed real estate group Castellum has launched a number of development projects through its subsidiaries and sold assets for a total volume of €29 mln.
Castellum's wholly owned subsidiary Fastighets Corallen has started an urban development project in Linköping next to the exhibition area LinköpingsBo 2016, the University of Linköping and Mjärdevi Science Park. During the next 5-10 years, the area will be developed in phases with premises for 10,000 residents, retail and schools.
The first phase will consist of 7,730 m2 of retail premises. The new building has an occupancy rate of just over 90% and will be completed according to the national environmental system Miljöbyggnad.
In Smista Allé along highway 4, another subsidiary Fastighets AB Brostaden has started construction of 6,400 m2 of car showroom premises and car park. The new building is fully let and will be completed according to the environmental system Green Building. Brostaden also sold a 4,300 m2 office and warehouse property in Mariehäll.
In Mölnlycke Buisness Park along highway 40, Gothenburg, Eklandia Fastighets has started construction of a 6,500 m2 warehouse.
In Gustavsvik, Örebro, Aspholmen Fastigheter sold a 1,800 m2 office property.


