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Swedish Logistic Property signs 7-year lease deal in Helsingborg

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Last Updated : 22nd Apr, 2026
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Swedish Logistic Property AB has signed a new lease agreement for a logistics space in Helsingborg, adding to its existing portfolio of income-generating assets. The agreement covers around 1,400 square metres and has an annual rental value of SEK 1.3 million. The deal reflects continued demand for well-located logistics facilities in Sweden, particularly in key transport hubs. The company has been steadily expanding its presence in the logistics segment through similar leasing activities. This transaction supports stable rental income visibility and aligns with its broader strategy of strengthening occupancy levels across assets.

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Swedish Logistic Property AB has entered into a lease agreement for approximately 1,400 square metres of logistics space in Helsingborg. The agreement has been signed for a duration of seven years, indicating long-term occupancy visibility for the asset.


The company stated that the lease carries an annual rental value of around SEK 1.3 million. The property is part of its logistics portfolio, which primarily focuses on strategically located assets across Sweden’s key distribution corridors.

Helsingborg has remained an important logistics location due to its connectivity to major transport routes and proximity to ports. Demand for mid-sized logistics spaces in such regions has been steady, supported by growth in e-commerce and supply chain restructuring in the Nordic market.

Swedish Logistic Property has been actively working to improve occupancy levels and secure long-term tenants across its portfolio. Similar leasing agreements in recent periods have contributed to stabilising cash flows and strengthening its recurring income base.

The company continues to focus on acquiring, developing and managing logistics properties, with an emphasis on sustainable and efficient assets. Long-term lease agreements such as this are a key part of its strategy to ensure predictable revenue streams.

Source Reuters
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