2021

Resinova was founded 2021 and is a platform that facilitates institutional investors' possibilities of acquiring and owning newly built residential properties in demographically strong cities with housing shortage.

 
 
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2019

Urbanea was founded in 2019 whose investment strategy is to invest primarily in office and industrial properties in Greater Stockholm. Urbanea seeks to create a portfolio of stable, cash flow producing assets with value creating opportunities. The company acts with a long-term perspective and has a clear focus on active asset management and sustainability.

 
 
 

2017

Engelbrekt Development was a subsidiary of Möller & Partners focused on project development which was divested at the end of 2020. Engelbrekt has a successful track record of developing residential buildings with high architectural standard and environmental profiles whose project portfolio was created through land allocation competitions, acquisitions of building rights, and through rezoning and converting existing properties.

 
 
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2015

Akka Egendom was founded with investments concentrated to small and medium-sized municipalities which display good demographic growth. Investors within the Akka platform including leading Swedish institutions.


 
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2014

Möller & Partners takes over management of two shopping centers in Västerås on behalf of the Carlyle Group. Investments and active, hands-on management generate new concepts and modernize the assets which leads to reduced vacancies and improved cash flow. The assets were sold to a shopping center specialist in 2016.

 
 
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2010

 

Urbano, a residential real estate company operating in metropolitan areas and regional cities, was established. Urbano was comprised of around 3,000 rental apartments and was divested in 2015.

Svenska Handelsfastigheter, a big box retail portfolio focused primarily on groceries is created. Through numerous single asset and small portfolio acquisitions, a necessity driven retail platform consisting of approximately 187,000 square meters was established. The platform was later sold to an institutionally backed investor.

 
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2009

Möller & Partners wins a land allocation competition and develops approximately 28,000 square meters of modern production facilities backed by a 20-year government lease agreement. The asset was divested via a forward funding structure.

 
 
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2008

Möller & Partners acquires land in Mölnvik and Värmdö Through close cooperation with the municipalities, new zoning which allowed for 16,500 sqm of big box retail was created. The properties were divested to an international fund manager with the undeveloped portion of the project sold in a forward funding structure.

 
 
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2004

Möller & Partners creates its first big box retail portfolio through several single asset and small portfolio transactions. Through pro-active asset management and close tenant relationships, Möller & Partners significantly increases the portfolio’s value prior to divestment.

Möller & Partners manages a portfolio of office and warehouse assets in Stockholm on behalf of Merrill Lynch. Through active leasing and property development, Möller & Partners successfully stabilizes the portfolio’s cash flow making a large, positive impact on the portfolio’s value at divestment.

 
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2000

Möller & Partners acquires four shopping malls in the Stockholm area during 2000-2004. Value is created through actively leasing up and regearing office, residential and retail premises, improving tenant structures, consolidating ownership structure to enable more efficient management, setting up proper centre management teams and repositioning and expanding a centre by about 25%. Through close relationships and direct dialogs with the municipalities, additional building rights were created in three of the four centres.

 
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