Investment Management

What we offer?

Newsec's Investment Management team serves as a strategic partner to its clients throughout the entire lifecycle of their investment portfolio. Our team assists both domestic and international investors in creating and executing tailored real estate strategies.

We assemble a dedicated key team for each client, responsible for managing the client's real estate investment assets in accordance with the jointly formulated strategy. Clients benefit from a single point of contact, accessing all Newsec's services and the expertise of hundreds of professionals seamlessly through our key team.

Our key team oversees the identification of potential acquisition targets and manages the execution of the acquisition process, seamlessly transitioning into active asset management until the divestment phase. With the support of our Investment Management team, investors efficiently enter the market to identify potential acquisition targets and execute successful transactions. Throughout the holding period, the team ensures the comprehensive implementation of the planned investment strategy and management, in collaboration with the Asset Management team (Link). Active management and the team's market expertise also ensure successful divestment when the proper time is identified.

In practice, the team works closely with clients as their trusted partner. International investors benefit from having a local representative, while domestic clients can leverage additional expertise in areas deemed beneficial for strategy implementation. The Investment Management team can provide assistance with various aspects, including portfolio expansion, preparing properties for sale, or optimizing portfolio returns.

Our Investment Management team members have extensive experience in transactions, portfolio management, leadership of services, property valuation, various analyses, financing, and property sustainability.

Newsec Investment Management team operates as one Nordic team providing comprehensive expertise across Nordic countries.