Rents have begun rising in the office rental market, and the supply side is tightening. At the same time, uncertainty has increased on many fronts, and yields are more vulnerable than they have been for a long time. What's next?

We expect rents to resume rising from next year after a flat trend over the past 18 months. In the transaction market yields are slipping down, while interest rates are increasing.

The society is moving slowly towards normalization. How will this affect different segments?

Infection control measures are tightening, at the same time as long-term interest rates are climbing. What’s next for the property market?

The downturn in the Norwegian and international economies as a result of Covid-19 is having a marked effect on all Norway’s large towns. Fortunately, construction levels are lower across the board than they were during the previous downturn.

Activity in the market is very high, with strong pressure on yields in many cases. But how do the various segments differ?

UNION's Head of research Robert Nystad gives a brief overview of the Norwegian commercial property market as of April 2019.

UNION's Head of research Robert Nystad gives a brief overview of the Norwegian commercial property market as of October 2018.

UNION's Head of Research Jo W. Gullhaugen gives a brief overview of the Norwegian commercial real estate market as of October 2017.

Towards full capacity in the Oslo rental market?

Prime yield of 3.9 percent – how is secondary property affected?

UNION's Head of Research Jo W. Gullhaugen gives a brief overview of the Norwegian commercial real estate market as of October 2016.

What are the vacancy rates, rent levels and prime yield in the Norwegian commercial real estate market? Read about new construction, valuation estimates and market trends across four major commercial real estate sectors and Norway's four largest ci ties. UNION's Head of Research Jo W. Gullhaugen gives a brief overview of the Norwegian commercial real estate market as of March 2016.