Our focus on large cities in Sweden and Finland most often leads us to real estate within the office-, residential- and retail segments. Currently, Cavendo manages properties with a gross asset value of approximately EUR 1,000 million.
Lion is a mixed-use city block located on Södermalm in central Stockholm. The property was constructed in 1928 and comprises residential, restaurant, retail and office premises. It is also home to one of Stockholm’s most iconic music venues, Göta Lejon, where artists such as Metallica, AC/DC and Roxette have performed. The property is located at the junction of Götgatan and Folkungagatan, which is one of the busiest locations in Stockholm in terms of footfall.
Towers are two, 20-floor residential buildings in the western part of Kungsholmen, in Stockholm’s inner city. These buildings have 268 apartments and were completed in 2011. The properties have a seafront location and are a two-minute walk to the metro station. West Kungsholmen is a modern, seafront residential area developed mainly during the 2010s. The area is also home to the HQs of some of Sweden’s largest corporations. Together the adjacent properties form a landmark with views over Stockholm city and Lake Mälaren on either side of the Essingeleden expressway.
Kluuvi is a city block in central Helsinki, consisting of retail, restaurant and office premises. The property is located on Alexanterinkatu, Helsinki’s most well-known pedestrianized shopping street. It starts next to the Presidential Palace and passes Helsinki Cathedral, Helsinki University and the Stockmann Department store. The property has direct access to both trams and metro.
The Arkadia office building is situated on the fringe of Helsinki’s CBD. The building was constructed in 1932 as the HQ of OP, which today is one of the largest financial groups in Finland. The property has recently undergone a thorough refurbishment and is home to several well-known corporate and public tenants, among them, OP-bank. The property is located next to the Hanken School of Economics. The property is served by trams.
Fruängen Centrum is a mixed-use shopping center and was constructed in the 1960s. The property comprises retail, restaurants, grocery, offices and residentials. The property is located 10 km south of Stockholm right next to the Fruängen metro station. Some of the largest tenants are Coop, Hemköp, Systembolaget, Fitness24Seven and the City of Stockholm.
Högdalen Centrum is a mixed-use community center constructed in the 1960s. The property comprises retail, restaurants, grocery and office spaces. The property is located 10 km south of Stockholm right next to the metro station and highways 73 and 226. Some of the largest tenants are ICA, Coop, Systembolaget, City of Stockholm. 32% of the lettable area is occupied by grocery stores.
Tumba Centrum is a mixed-use community center constructed in the 1960s. The property comprises retail, restaurants, grocery, office and residential spaces. The property is located 25 km south of Stockholm right next to the commuter train station and the E4/E20 highway. Among the largest tenants are ICA, Botkyrka Municipality, Lidl and Systembolaget.
Haninge Centrum is a mixed-use shopping center comprising retail, grocery, restaurants, office and residential space and was constructed in 1964. The property is located 17km south of Stockholm right next to the Handen commuter train station and highway 73, which enables easy access to Haninge Centrum. Haninge Centrum is anchored by tenants such as Hemköp, Systembolaget and Clas Ohlson. Haninge Police Station is also based at the property.
Häggvik Handel is a retail property located in Häggvik, Sollentuna Municipality. Tenants include Coop, Systembolaget and McDonalds. Häggvik is under development and in the coming years, the area will change from an external retail park area to a dynamic neighborhood with residential, retail, workplaces and services. Häggvik Handel is currently undergoing a rezoning which will allow for a conversion into residential use. Approximately 1,200 units could be constructed on the property. The property is located next to the Häggvik commuter train station.
Bålsta Centrum is the center in the heart of Håbo and is the municipality’s natural hub for meeting and shopping. It is located in the middle of the community and has excellent accessibility to the neighboring town hall and commuter station.
Here you will find well-stocked stores offering a wide range of goods and services, including fashion, electronics, healthcare, toys and Systembolaget.
We want people who live in Bålsta to be proud of their center and think of it as a central part of the community.
In everything we do, we work with Bålsta Centrum’s core values: Local, Welcome, Commitment and Comfortable
Väsby centrum is located next to the E4 highway between Stockholm and Arlanda. The asset offers 700 parking places and enjoys excellent access to public transport such as buses and commuter trains.
Our business concept is to create an accessible meeting place putting the customer in focus, where we offer personal service, security and expertise to the about 6 million visitors the center attracts each year.
Väsby’s town hall, Vårdhuset and other health care providers are also located in the same building. Väsby Centrum opened in 1972.
Gallerian Nian, located in the heart of Gävle city center by the main square, is the local choice for meeting, shopping, and modern workspace. The asset offers 700 parking spaces, bicycle parking and is located 600 meters from the train station. The building was first constructed 1973 and the mall; Gallerian Nian opened in 2004. 1991 the property was expanded to incorporate the cinema Filmstaden. Gallerian Nian features a wide range of goods and services, including fashion, beauty, groceries, entertainment, and food & beverage. The main tenants include COOP, Systembolaget, Filmstaden, H&M, Lindex and Systembolaget.
Port 73 is a retail property located in Haninge, 17km south of Stockholm right next to the highway 73 and close to Handen commuter train station, which enables easy access to the property. The property comprises retail, grocery, and restaurants. Port 73 was constructed in 1974 and expanded in 2009 and 2012/2013 and is anchored by tenants such as Stora Coop, Willys, DollarStore and Jula.
Cavendo’s asset management is focused on being local and hands-on. Our in-house team has a broad and deep experience in all aspects of asset management and across all property types. We focus on being on the ground and close to our tenants and visitors to provide the level of service and support that they expect.
Our asset management organization is set up to create results and efficiency for our investors and to take advantage of large-scale investment opportunities. We see asset management as an integrated part of our deal sourcing and acquisition. Asset management must be adapted to the acquisitions that we make and not the other way around.
We think it is essential that we can adapt to the needs of our tenants and their business, the general economy and to events that constantly change. Our teams have to be flexible, never get comfortable and always look for ways to improve that go beyond business plans.
Cavendo is highly committed to making our properties better for our tenants, partners and the cities we operate in.
We have developed a process to integrate the latest technical solutions in building automation and building technology into our asset management platform. This allows us to quickly assess and take relevant actions that quickly have a positive impact on the energy efficiency of our properties. This process has yielded significant and tangible results in lowering CO2 emissions in our properties, while lowering operating costs at the same time.
By actively participating in, and forming partnerships with public organizations, non-profit tenants and other landlords, Cavendo makes a real and tangible impact on the social situation of the places we are responsible for. In many cases we have been entrusted with managing what is a critical aspect of everyday life for thousands of urban dwellers in Stockholm and Helsinki. It is a responsibility and challenge that we are grateful to accept.
