"In summary, despite higher vacancy levels than normal, we are showing strong earnings growth," says CEO Ulrika Hallengren according to a press release.
Vacant premises are also weighing on Fabege, which also reports an increase in rental income and operating surplus in the quarter.
"We are not satisfied with negative net rental and are fully aware that vacancies cost money," says Fabege's CEO Bent Oustad in a comment in the company's interim report.
"Our focus for the remainder of 2026 is clear: increase the occupancy rate, complete ongoing customer dialogues, protect cash flow and continue to develop sustainable, attractive meeting and workplaces in the Stockholm region," he adds.
