Fabege has signed a lease with Björn Borg AB for the property on Apotekaren 22, Tulegatan 11/Kungstensgatan 23. The premises cover approximately 2,000 m² over three floors and will be used for offices and showrooms. The tenant is scheduled to move in on December 1, 2011.
The premises are located in the courtyard house which was designed by the architect Ferdinand Boberg in the early 1900s. Its spectacular high ceilings and large windows are well suited to Björn Borg's operations.
"We are very pleased to have succeeded in attracting well-known and dynamic companies such as Björn Borg as long-term customers. Approximately 30,000 m² of the property's total area has been renovated, and some 15,000 m² is currently being modernized. We have created entirely new floor plans for Björn Borg, such as a mezzanine-floor solution, and we have converted unutilized maintenance space into modern offices. This is very positive for the continued development of the property, which is attracting an increasing number of interesting companies," says Urban Sjölund, Property Manager at Fabege.
"From our standpoint, Björn Borg's relocation to new premises is in line with our strategy of expanding and establishing our brand name internationally. With this move, we now have the opportunity to realize the full potential of our brand. We can create space adapted to our operations and expose our products in a spectacular manner.
"The premises will also provide us with the opportunity to incorporate the entire production chain in an efficient and integrated manner, from design to the display of finished products," comments Arthur Engel, President and CEO of Björn Borg AB.
Source: Cision
