Stockholm was one of the worst performing industrial markets in western Europe last year. And despite our relatively upbeat outlook for the Swedish economy, we think the coming years will herald more of the same as high vacancy and a strong supply pipeline in Sweden look set to temper any upward pressure on rents from demand improvements. A glut of prime space will drag particularly hard on prime rent growth in the capital, which we think will trail much of Europe over 2025-29.
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