Diös Fastigheter Secures Long-Term Green Lease Property Deal With Evidensia

Swedish real estate company Diös Fastigheter AB recently announced a significant partnership involving a 15-year sustainable lease arrangement with Evidensia Sverige AB, a leading veterinary care operator across the Nordic region. The transaction centers on a property in Gävle and represents a strategic move by the Stockholm-listed company to deploy capital in specialized commercial real estate with strong tenant fundamentals.

SEK 24 Million Investment With 9% Projected Returns

The lease property investment carries a capital commitment of approximately SEK 24 million, with Diös targeting yield-on-cost performance exceeding 9%. The financial structure reflects careful underwriting for a long-duration lease agreement with an established operator boasting 80+ veterinary facilities throughout Sweden. This return profile underscores the company’s disciplined approach to identifying resilient lease opportunities in regional Swedish markets.

Gävle Facility Transformation and Project Timeline

The property conversion project affects approximately 1,000 square meters at Södertull 13:8, where existing vacant office space will be transformed into specialized veterinary care premises. Diös plans to commence redevelopment activities in spring 2026, with Evidensia scheduled for occupancy by September 2026. The green lease property agreement includes mutual commitments to energy efficiency improvements and measurable climate impact reduction—a growing standard in Scandinavian commercial real estate transactions.

Evidensia’s Expansion Into Gävle Market

Evidensia Sverige already operates Animal Clinic Gefle in the region, establishing a successful track record in the local market. The new Kaserngatan-based facility represents a natural expansion of the company’s regional footprint, leveraging existing operational infrastructure and customer relationships. For Diös, the lease arrangement with an experienced, multi-location operator reduces tenant credit risk significantly.

Green Lease Agreements Gaining Traction

The emphasis on sustainability within this long-term lease property structure reflects broader market trends in Swedish commercial real estate. Green lease agreements incorporating energy performance targets and climate objectives are increasingly becoming standard practice among institutional landlords and quality tenants alike. This transaction positions Diös as an active participant in the sustainable real estate movement while securing predictable cash flows over the 15-year lease term.