MEAG is selling Waterfront Building in Stockholm. The building is located in central Stockholm, directly next to the central station and on the shores of Riddarfjärden. The property comprises eleven above-ground floors and approximately 25,800 square metres of lettable space. With its glass façade, light-filled spaces and panoramic views across the Swedish capital, it forms part of the Stockholm Waterfront complex. Its tenants include international companies and institutions.
MEAG acquired Waterfront Building as a development project in 2009, and it became part of MEAG’s portfolio upon completion in 2010. The newly installed rooftop photovoltaic system began operating in early 2026. This upgrade, together with the energy-saving measures assessed as part of an audit, justifies Class A EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) certification, as is customary for high-quality premium office buildings in prime locations. The property also holds LEED Gold and WiredScore Platinum certifications.
Katrin Hupfauer, Head of Real Estate Transactions at MEAG: “Waterfront Building exemplifies a successful long-term real estate investment. Its value growth demonstrates the substantial added value that active asset management can create for a high-quality property in an outstanding location. With this sale, we are realising the value created for our investors.”
Bernhard Gröger, Real Estate Asset Manager at MEAG: “We create value for our investors through proactive management. By extending numerous leases, modernising technical systems and implementing targeted measures to reduce energy costs, we have further strengthened the property’s long-term viability. Satisfied tenants are at the heart of our long-term asset management approach and are key to preserving a property’s value.”
Julian Rathgen, Real Estate Transaction Manager at MEAG: “The successful completion highlights the importance of a well-structured and competitive transaction process. We were able to capitalise on the momentum and fulfilled our investors’ expectations for the outcome. We would like to thank everyone who contributed to this success. In particular, we thank KLP for the trust, constructive dialogue and collaborative approach throughout the transaction.”
MEAG was advised on the transaction by Cushman & Wakefield on commercial matters and CMS Wistrand on legal matters.
