Mannheimer Swartling acts for a diverse client base of domestic and international real estate companies, property developers, data centre operators, and real estate funds across the full spectrum of property matters. Wind power is a key area of strength for the group, and the team handle development matters across the Nordics and beyond. Klas Wennström is a highly regarded practitioner, and specialises in transactional work involving major real estate companies and real estate portfolios. Wennström co-heads the practice with Jesper Prytz, who regularly advises on commercial contracts, project developments, and property formation matters. Magnus Josefsson's 'contributions to the real estate team are exemplary'. Tomas Johansson handles commercial leases and the sale and acquisition of properties.
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Testimonials
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‘Mannheimer Swartling is the best all round service firm in Sweden. The lawyers are very competent, but also very important for us as a client is that they are easy and pleasant to work with. ’
‘Magnus Josefsson is very competent and efficient in providing legal advice and always delivers good value for the money. Magnus is very dedicated and easy to work with. Magnus understands us as a client and also gives very pragmatic advice.’
‘Mannheimer Swartling's real estate team possesses an in-depth understanding of the real estate sector. Their attorneys are well-versed in the nuances of property transactions, zoning laws, and development regulations. This deep industry knowledge is a fundamental strength that sets them apart.'
- 'What potential clients would appreciate most is the team's unwavering commitment to putting clients first. They take the time to fully understand clients' needs, objectives, and challenges. This personalised approach ensures tailored legal solutions that are both effective and efficient.'
- 'The team's transactional expertise is exceptional. They excel in structuring complex real estate deals, negotiating agreements, and navigating intricate regulatory frameworks. Clients can trust that their transactions are in capable hands.'
- 'Mannheimer Swartling's real estate team is unique due to its industry expertise, client-centric approach, collaborative culture, innovative use of technology, commitment to diversity, transparent billing practices, and a solid reputation for excellence. These qualities make them a top choice for clients seeking legal services in the real estate sector, and they consistently outshine their competitors in delivering value and results.’
‘Magnus Josefsson's contributions have been instrumental in making this practice truly exceptional. His commitment to client advocacy is evident in his meticulous attention to detail and unwavering dedication to achieving favourable outcomes. He goes above and beyond to ensure that client interests are protected and that their objectives are met.'
- 'Magnus Josefsson's leadership and contributions to the real estate team are exemplary. His strategic thinking, client advocacy, deal-making expertise, mentoring, and client relationships all combine to make him a standout partner in the firm. Clients can be confident that they are receiving top-notch legal services under his guidance. ’
Key clients
- CapMan Nordic Real Estate III Fund
- DNB Scandinavian Property Fund
- Castellum AB
- InfraVia Capitals
- Encavis AG
- Glennmont Partners
- Northern Horizon
- Nrep
- Lkab
- Slättö
Work highlights
- Advised real estate investor Nrep on acquiring a 51% stake in Klӧvern, a leading Swedish residential developer.
- Advised Castellum on the sale of the properties Marievik 27 and Marievik 30 in Stockholm to AMF Fastigheter for SEK 962 million.
- Advised the Malmström family in the sale of the property “Klippan 10” (Hotel Diplomat) to Anders Bodin Fastigheter.
Lawyers
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Practice head
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Jesper Prytz, Klas Wennström