Savills has strengthened its European property management offer by expanding its coordinated platform across the Nordics - Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. With strong local associates in Denmark, Finland and Norway this move enables investors to benefit from consistent service standards, integrated operational models, and tailored strategic alignment with their investment goals.
In Central & Eastern Europe (CEE), Savills continues to build on its established presence in property management. With longstanding operations in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, and a strong associate network in Hungary and Estonia, Savills offers clients experienced teams and locally tailored services.
Savills now provides property management services in all major European markets including Belgium, France, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Italy, and Slovakia. It collaborates closely with associates in Hungary, Norway, Finland, and Denmark.
The pan-European model ensures consistent client engagement and operational oversight across borders, while respecting local market nuances and capabilities.
Anne Brom, European Cross Border Property Management Consultant at Savills, says:
“Our commitment remains to deliver smart, locally grounded property management services across key sectors such as Retail, Offices, Healthcare, Living, Industrial & Logistics and Hotels. With the strengthened cross-border collaboration in EMEA, we offer clients a combination of market knowledge, operational quality, and strategic alignment to support long-term value creation.”
Stuart Jordan, CEO for Central and Eastern Europe at Savills, adds:
“Our strength lies in the trust and relationships we’ve built with clients over many years. By enhancing coordination across European markets — while respecting the established structures in CEE — we aim to provide clients with seamless, high-quality service and insight tailored to the complexity of today’s real estate landscape.”