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Fabege is one of Stockholm’s leading urban developers – always one step ahead, bringing places to life. Whether you require large or small office space, we will swiftly help you find the right location and the right solution.
Latest news
Wenner-Gren Center – an iconic landmark evolves into a full-service building
The iconic landmark at Sveaplan is now being developed both internally and externally. Reopening 2027!
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New zoning plan approved for Sveaplan
The zoning plan for Sveaplan has now gained legal force, enabling Fabege to take the next step in the development of approximately 6,100 sqm of new office space at one of Stockholm’s most attractive addresses.
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Arenastaden – from industrial area to one of Sweden’s most sustainable urban districts
In 2007, the area we now know as Arenastaden was something entirely different. Along Dalvägen stood a run-down industrial zone where scrap metal was sold by the kilo. It was far removed from the vibrant, dynamic urban district we see here today.
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Techarena x CoW Arenastaden
When Techarena Group moved into Fabege’s premises in Arenastaden, they gained a workplace that reflects their international and dynamic operations. In our customer case, you can read more about how their new office has become a space that supports both growth and creativity.
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EU Commissioner Jessika Roswall visits Fabege’s Reuse Hub: “These are solutions that make a real difference”
Yesterday, Fabege welcomed EU Commissioner Jessika Roswall to the Reuse Hub in Solna Business Park. The visit was organised by the Sustainability Council of the Swedish Property Federation, giving her insight into how the Swedish real estate sector is working concretely with circular economy, reuse, and the transformation of existing buildings. The visit included guided tours at both Fabege and Vasakronan.
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Our flexible office solutions
The bigger picture – what it’s all about.
The fact that we develop city districts and are therefore major owners in our areas means we can take greater responsibility for the bigger picture. From positioning the social areas and visible stairwells to encourage movement, to everything that happens outside the office itself. We know that people who feel good perform better. If on top of that they are able to run their private errands quickly and nearby, then it takes less time and focus away from work.
Life between the buildings