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AMF Fastigheter, the property investment and development arm of one of Sweden’s biggest pension funds AMF, has opened MOOD Stockholm, the first new retail development in the Swedish capital in over 20 years.

The three-zone scheme offers around 60 retail and leisure units over 10,000 m² and is located in the financial district of Stockholm city centre.

MOOD Stockholm aims to deliver something ‘beyond shopping’ and has taken inspiration from airports and hotel lounges to create a unique experience for visitors. ‘This approach has already been particularly successful and well-received on the international stage, allowing us to attract and introduce brands to Sweden and Stockholm that are completely new to the domestic market,’ said Karolin Forsling, head of retail at AMF Fastigheter.

Mats Hederos, CEO of AMF Fastigheter, said MOOD Stockholm plays a central role in AMF Fastigheter’s portfolio and investment strategy. ‘We are contributing to the regeneration of the city centre with this development, creating a vibrant and attractive inner-city environment for businesses, retailers and visitors alike. Well-located, inner-city retail property has an excellent track record in Stockholm, providing us with secure and stable income and good returns.’

AMF Fastigheter develops, owns and manages commercial and retail properties exclusively on behalf of AMF Pension, one of Sweden’s leading pension funds, with EUR 41 bn under management, including assets such as the Gallerian shopping centre in Stockholm.