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Bonnier’s real estate operation develops, owns and manages commercial properties in the Stockholm region.
Bonnier Fastigheter’s portfolio includes well-known properties, part of the Stockholm cityscape as well as projects in expansive locations where properties, neighborhoods and areas are being developed to contribute to the development of a modern living city. The property portfolio comprises a total area of approximately 300,000 square meters.
Bonnier Fastigheter is, with the development of its three landmark buildings, a major part of Stockholm Royal Seaport, the largest urban development area in Sweden.
Through the service offering Bonnier Service, tenants are provided a wide range of solutions, customized to meet daily or future needs. Tenants and external customers are offered meeting and conference facilities and service through the Bonnier Conference Centers.
The CEO for Bonnier Fastigheter is Tomas Hermansson. Profits before tax for 2018 were SEK 1.06 billion.
“Our strategy is to own and continuously develop properties in a number of selected submarkets with high growth in the Stockholm region. We create added value and room for growth for our customers, and our ambition is to deliver services that exceed our customers’ expectations and thereby build long-term relationships.”
Tomas Hermansson, CEO Bonnier Fastigheter
The Properties
Segmentet 1.
Located in the largest trading area in Scandinavia, the property Orangeriet is now in its third and final phase of converting a former industrial property to a create an attractive market and meeting place.
Sågen 19.
Built in 1958 on the island of Södermalm in Stockholm City, Hornsgatan 174 was significantly renovated and updated in 2008 as part of Horntull’s revitalization. In 2017, the property earned a silver certification from the Sweden Green Building Council.
Bulten 19.
The centerpiece of the revitalization of the Hornstull neighborhood, there are 36 shops, cafés and restaurants centered around a pedestrian plaza and a spectacular cornerstone glass building, Hornhuset, which was nominated to 2014 Stockholm Building of the Year by the city of Stockholm. Hornstull has become a destination and meeting point for Stockholmers and tourists alike.
Lokstallet 6.
Tucked away between St. Eriksplan and Torsgatan, Atlasmuren 1 was previously occupied by the Swedish Security Police. The property was renovated in 2016 and a new top floor was added.
Lokstallet 7.
The first high-rise built after the war, the Bonnier Building is still a Stockholm landmark 70 years later. Situated just below St. Eriksplan in central Stockholm, the property was originally home to Bonnier’s magazine operations. Today, it boasts a range of tenants, from magazine makers to accountants, a conference center and restaurant. Art from the collections of the Bonnier family decorates not just the public spaces, but takes pride of place at Bonniers Konsthall in the glass extension from 2006.
Stormkransen 1.
Just off Stockholm’s major thoroughfare, Sveavägen, the property from early 1900 at Tegnérgatan 20 houses shops and offices.
Stormkransen 11.
Anchoring the northwest corner of Tegnérgatan and Sveavägen with its curving facade and spire, this lovely property from the 1920s is home to offices, shops and apartments.
Stormkransen 14.
Home to the editorial offices of Bonnier’s Swedish magazines for nearly 100 years, the property was completely renovated in 2018 and now has new tenants. This modern office building in the best location is close to shops, restaurants, gym and other services and has an entrance to the subway stop Rådmansgatan in the property. This 100-year-old property received an “Excellent” rating in the environmental certification.
Moraset 2.
An early art deco office building from 1920, Sveavägen 52 has been renovated while retaining its original charm. Steps away from Stockholm’s main shopping and business center, the property includes offices, shops and a few apartments.
Moraset 22.
With its impressive façade, complete with statuary and stunning architectural details from 1880, Sveavägen 56 houses the book publishing group Bonnierförlagen and has been owned by Bonnier since 1922. Sweden’s most famous address in book publishing, the property is centrally located across from beautiful Adolf Fredrik Church on Sweden’s major business and retail street. A historical gem of a property.
Moraset 21.
Situated just off of Sveavägen behind Bonnierförlagen, the property house offices, shops and restaurants.
Stockholm Royal Seaport.
In the planning stages, a brand new city neighborhood is being developed with Bonnier Fastigheter at the forefront. The first tenants are expected to move in 2024. Read more here!
Vanda 3.
Located in suburban Kista are Bonnier’s printing operations. The premises include the printer DNEX, as well as a restaurant, conference space and a fitness center.
Fålhagen 70:1 and 70:3.
The station gallery in Uppsala is a well-known landmark for the residents of Uppsala. Owned by Bonnier Real Estate since 2018. Located in central Uppsala close to a range of public transportation and an easy drive to nearby highways, Muningatan 1-3 has offices, services and shops.
Kungsängen 15:1.
A short walk from the Central Station in Uppsala, Stationsgatan 12-16 is the second largest office building in Uppsala, located next to the river with its six large wings of offices. Its glassed-in courtyard houses the popular restaurant Cajsas Kök.