Property shares give exposure to stable cash flows, real assets and long-term value growth. On Eqvor you can buy and sell shares in unlisted property companies within residential development, commercial property and hospitality.
- Three property companies available on Eqvor today
- Exposure to residential development, commercial property and hospitality
- Geographical spread: Sweden and Finland
- Unlisted shares, traded via Eqvor's digital platform
- Connected to Euroclear, shares are delivered to your custody account
What are property shares?
Property shares are shares in companies whose primary business is owning, managing, developing or trading property. This may be housing, commercial premises, office properties or specialised properties within, for example, tourism and hospitality. Unlike listed property companies such as Castellum, Balder and Fastpartner, unlisted property shares are traded outside the Stockholm Stock Exchange, which gives investors access to companies at an earlier stage of their development.
Property companies are often valued on the basis of net asset value (NAV), the discount to NAV and underlying property values. This means that analysing property shares differs from traditional equity analysis and requires an understanding of rental income, net operating income, loan-to-value ratio and geographical location.
Unlisted property companies on Eqvor
Below you will find the property companies currently available for trading on Eqvor. Click on a company to see current information, the price and how to place an order.
Owns and manages office properties in the Helsinki region, Finland. Managed by Altaal and Avant Capital Partners. Founded in 2021.
See the shareSwedish property company operating in new residential construction, property transactions and the management of housing cooperatives and rental properties. Founded in 2016, Stockholm.
See the shareHolding company with properties within mountain tourism and short-term letting at Kungsberget, Branäs and Idre. Registered in 2015 in Gävle.
See the shareWhy invest in property shares?
Property has historically served as a stable element in a diversified portfolio. The asset class combines ongoing returns in the form of rental income with potential appreciation of the underlying properties. During periods of high inflation, real assets such as property have often shown resilience compared with interest-rate-sensitive assets.
Unlisted property shares also give access to companies and strategies that are not represented on the stock exchange, for example niche geographies, specific property categories or companies in an early growth phase with a clear exit strategy towards a listing.
Risks to be aware of
Property shares are affected by interest rates. Higher rates put pressure on property values and increase financing costs for highly leveraged companies. Unlisted companies also mean lower liquidity than exchange-traded alternatives, which means it can take time to find a buyer if you want to sell. Always carry out your own analysis and make sure that property shares suit your risk level and time horizon.
Frequently asked questions about property shares
What is meant by a discount to NAV on property shares?
A discount to NAV means that a property company's trading price is lower than its calculated net asset value (NAV) per share. A discount arises when the market is sceptical about the company's asset values or prospects. A premium arises when the market values the company more highly than its underlying assets, often driven by expectations of continued growth.
How do I trade property shares on Eqvor?
Create an account on Eqvor, choose the property company you want to invest in and place an order via the platform. Eqvor matches buyers and sellers on the unlisted market. Once the trade is completed, the shares are delivered to your custody account with any bank or securities firm via Euroclear.
Are unlisted property shares suitable for all investors?
Unlisted shares suit investors with a longer time horizon and an understanding that liquidity is lower than on the stock exchange. It is important to familiarise yourself with each company's business, financial position and strategy before you invest. Eqvor's platform gives you access to company information that makes your analysis easier.
Company information based on public data and Eqvor's platform data, April 2026.
