Swedish construction and development group Skanska has sold the Attunda office building just outside Stockholm for around SEK 320 mln (EUR 35 mln). The buyer is a consortium of pension funds belonging to seven leading Swedish companies, Atlas Copco, Apoteksbolaget, Ericsson, Sandvik, Skanska, Stora Enso and Volvo.
Swedish construction and development group Skanska has sold the Attunda office building just outside Stockholm for around SEK 320 mln (EUR 35 mln). The buyer is a consortium of pension funds belonging to seven leading Swedish companies, Atlas Copco, Apoteksbolaget, Ericsson, Sandvik, Skanska, Stora Enso and Volvo.
The property - housing the district court - offers 9,100 of space fully leased under a 20-year rental agreement in Sollentuna.
This is the second asset sold by Skanska to the pension fund consortium. In November 2009, the company divested a detention centre in Sollentuna and a police building in Toftanäs outside Malmö in one of the largest property transactions in Sweden. Skanska's investment in the two properties amounted to SEK 1.25 bn (EUR 122 mln).
