Revelop has completed the acquisition of Vildanden 8 – a social infrastructure asset with approximately 8,000 sqm of leasable area located in Limhamn, one of Malmö’s fastest-growing districts. The asset represents a strategic add-on acquisition to Revelop’s existing portfolio in the Öresund region.
Revelop has had a strong investment year and continues to actively take advantage of the current market conditions. In Revelop’s latest value-add fund, with commitments exceeding SEK 3.8 billion, approximately 20 assets have been acquired at a total value of around SEK 1.6 billion.
The latest acquisition concerns Vildanden 8, located in Limhamn in southern Malmö. Possession was taken at the end of January. The asset has significant development potential and currently consists primarily of healthcare, municipal services, and wellness operations. There are substantial opportunities for energy improvements and efficiency gains through investments in technical upgrades.
“The acquisition aligns with our strategy to invest in assets with high potential in submarkets with strong growth. The Öresund region’s dynamism and substantial investments in infrastructure and business create favourable conditions for Malmö’s development. Through the acquisition of Vildanden 8 in Limhamn, we aim to create an attractive social infrastructure asset with an ambitious sustainability profile,” said Thomas Sipos, Group CEO and Executive Partner of Revelop.
Malmö is a growth engine in the Öresund region, with excellent connections and proximity to European markets. The city will greatly benefit from extensive infrastructure projects in the region, which, combined with strong population growth, will drive forward its development. Vildanden 8 is strategically located in Limhamn, one of the districts with strong historical and expected population growth. The asset is situated directly adjacent to large-scale residential projects that have been completed, are ongoing, or are planned, and are near Copenhagen and Kastrup airport.
The growth trajectory of the area is expected to increase the demand for modern social infrastructure and services to meet the needs of the growing population.
“The asset has significant transformation potential, and we plan to create a cluster for businesses within social infrastructure and invest in extensive technical upgrades to reduce energy consumption,” said Thomas Sipos.
