The "Akelius effect" is over on the Swedish forest property market
Recent statistics from Svefa, Sweden's leading independent real estate advisor, show that the average price trend for forest properties in the country is negative, even though pulp and wood prices are still rising and are at record levels. Uppsala and Gotland counties top the table of percentage price development with 7.1 and 7.0 percent growth respectively in 2023, while Gävleborg and Västernorrland are at the bottom with -5.9 and -5.6 percent price reduction, respectively.Svefa has compiled the development for Sweden's 21 counties for the full year 2023 and it is notable that the "Akelius
Svefa has completed the valuation of the forest holdings of GreenGold Group AB for the company´s annual report of 2022. GreenGold is a large and expanding pan European forest company with holdings in Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and the UK. The entire holdings are ca 75 000 hectares with a total standing volume of ca 20 million m3fo. The largest holdings are in Romania and Finland.In 2022 the European forest markets have been rising on a broad scale with increases in several of the countries above at levels up to 50 percent on an yearly basis. Svefa also assesses