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Commercial property in Bergen sells for a record sum

The buyer is a foreign fund continuing to bet on the Norwegian property market. DN has seen the purchase contract — and the price surprises the industry.

A 22,000-square-metre office building near Bergen city centre has been sold for NOK 1.9 billion, according to a purchase contract DN has seen. That corresponds to more than NOK 86,000 per square metre — the highest price per square metre ever recorded for commercial property in the city.

The buyer is a fund managed from Frankfurt that over the past three years has built up a portfolio of more than NOK 10 billion in Norway, mainly in Oslo and Stavanger.

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Over NOK 86,000 per square metre and a yield around 4.6 per cent — in a market where sellers have had to accept above five. What justifies the price, and which two neighbouring buildings are already in play, is in the rest of this story.

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