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Norwegian high-end real estate transactions
Overview
Recent activity in the Norwegian real estate market includes individual transactions involving high-profile figures.
Henning Lauridsen, CEO of Eiendom Norge, purchased a cabin in the Nordmarka area near Oslo for 3.45 million NOK. Lauridsen noted that the lack of competing bidders reflects a shift in the leisure property market compared to the pandemic era, suggesting that while the market may be near its bottom, prices could potentially fall further.
In the luxury segment, Schibsted heir Margrete Nagell-Erichsen listed a 222-square-meter penthouse apartment in Holmenkollen, Oslo, for 54 million NOK. The property is part of a new luxury development featuring communal facilities and is located near several high-profile residents.
Entities
Eiendom Norge · Viktor Hovland · Henning Lauridsen · Oslo · Holmenkollen
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMargrete Nagell-Erichsen lists Holmenkollen luxury apartment for 54 million NOK
Schibsted heir Margrete Nagell-Erichsen is selling an unused 222-square-meter penthouse in Oslo's Holmenkollen for 54 million NOK.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesEiendom Norge CEO purchases cabin in Nordmarka
Eiendom Norge CEO Henning Lauridsen purchased a cabin in Nordmarka for 3.45 million NOK, noting a lack of bidders reflects a pressured leisure property market.
Sources
canadianabroad.com · e24.no · mamma.no