Solna Business Park

One of the greatest qualities of Solna Business Park is that everything is easily accessible. This applies to the immediate neighbourhood, nearby Sundbyberg, and – thanks to excellent transport links – Greater Stockholm. The tram runs directly through the area, and Sundbyberg Station, one of Stockholm’s most vital transport hubs, is just a few minutes’ walk away.

Many, however, prefer to stay within the Park. Here, you’ll find a wide array of services and meeting points: restaurants like Pocket in the Park and Smedens Mathall, padel and pickleball courts, three gyms – including one of Sweden’s most successful MMA gyms – and running groups.

Green spaces for lunchtime walks, runs, and outdoor dining are always nearby. The Park is also home to Scenen, a popular venue for events and conferences.

To top it off, everyday essentials like ICA Maxi, a pharmacy, convenient parking solutions, and modern cycle garages make the workday run smoothly. This combination encourages spontaneous meetings, ensuring that lunch, exercise, and errands are always easy to manage.

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In Solna Business Park, corporations, government bodies, and entrepreneurs meet in an environment that has evolved over time. Its prime location has long attracted organisations that value accessibility, ambition, and offices with character – together, they have created a dynamic business cluster.

The area's identity is rooted in its 1960s industrial past in Vireberg. Traces of this era remain in the architecture, giving the Park a distinct style where refined industrial buildings meet modern office environments. With more residential developments planned, the area continues to evolve, filling with even more life and movement.

We offer office spaces across the entire spectrum – from smaller, "plug-and-play" units to entire buildings that can be tailored to your specific needs. The Park is home to some of Sweden’s most inspiring offices.

Our neighbours are equally impressive, including a mix of international firms, agencies, and high-growth companies. Unilever, SBAB, Skolverket, Miele, and Orkla are just a few of them. In fact, 92% of our tenants would recommend the area to others.

One of Solna Business Park’s greatest strengths is its location. Just a five-minute walk from the Park lies Sundbyberg Station – the only transport hub in Stockholm where the underground, tram, commuter rail, and regional trains all converge. Furthermore, the tram line runs directly through the heart of the district.

Situated at the intersection of Solna and Sundbyberg, in one of Stockholm’s most dynamic corridors, the area is one of the city's most accessible workplaces, regardless of how you choose to travel. With new infrastructure projects underway, this strategic position is set to be further strengthened.

In Solna Business Park, we refine existing structures and build anew with one thing in common: properties, material choices, and environments designed to endure, ensuring the district stands just as strong 100 years from now. Sustainability is an integral part of development here. Fabege’s properties boast some of Sweden’s lowest average energy performance ratings, and the area is at the forefront of energy efficiency, reuse, and circular solutions.

The Park is one of Sweden’s most solar-dense districts and is home to a Reuse Hub founded by Fabege – the first of its kind in the country. Here, construction materials and interiors are salvaged and given new life in new projects. This commitment to reuse does not compromise on quality; on the contrary, it results in materials and environments built to last.

At the heart of the area lies Planen (The Pitch), an activity park dedicated to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Here, we challenge conventional wisdom and welcome art, pop-ups, and new partnerships. Through our Street Gallery, we regularly host outdoor art exhibitions with surprising and inspiring content that brightens daily life.

The Park continues to evolve with new meeting points, vibrant ground floors, and future residential developments – all as a vital part of Stockholm’s ongoing growth.