Acer Bostad Completes Two Strategic Residential Transactions in Greater Stockholm

Stockholm, 12 January 2025 – Acer Bostad announced today two significant transactions that strengthen its position as a leading residential platform in Greater Stockholm. The company has acquired 215 rental apartments in Riksten from Reliwe and Derome and signed a forward commitment to acquire 104 apartments in Solberga, Stockholm from Reliwe.

Riksten

The Riksten acquisition includes two properties, Botkyrka Inflygningen 1 and Rullbanan 2, comprising 215 modern rental apartments. Move-in began during the autumn of 2025. The Solberga agreement marks Acer Bostad’s first forward commitment and involves a pledge to acquire 104 apartments in a prime location just outside central Stockholm. Construction is scheduled to start in Q1 2026 and complete in Q4 2028. Both projects are intended to be certified according to Miljöbyggnad Silver and Energy Class B, ensuring high sustainability standards.

“We are very pleased to complete two additional acquisitions of attractive residential properties and expand Acer Bostad’s portfolio further. The Riksten acquisition consists of modern built apartments with appealing design and efficient layouts. The Solberga deal is our first forward commitment, and the project’s excellent location and strong demand outlook make it a very good fit for our strategy. These acquisitions further strengthen our portfolio of energy-efficient and modern residential properties in Greater Stockholm,” says Samir Taha, CEO of Gordion Capital, Operating Partner to Acer Bostad.

Since its launch in summer 2025, Acer Bostad has completed five acquisitions bringing its portfolio to over 1,200 apartments under management and future possession. The properties are located in Nacka, Sollentuna, Tyresö, Knivsta, Riksten/Botkyrka, and Solberga in Stockholm Municipality.

About Acer Bostad

Acer Bostad is a local residential platform focused on high-quality rental housing in the Stockholm area. The company is a collaboration between Gordion, a local partner, and the global investor Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.