Antilooppi

A new à la carte restaurant opening at the end of 2023 will serve timeless and deeply rooted cuisine reflecting the owners’ style. On weekdays, an excellent lunch will be served.

The Siltasaari 10 property in Hakaniemi, Helsinki is a historic building. It represents the cutting edge in wellbeing. WELL Gold certification demonstrates verifiably that the property offers its users a working environment that advances their wellbeing. Siltasaari 10 had already earned respected LEED environmental certification at the highest level, Platinum.

With the new solar power stations, Antilooppi takes yet another significant step towards a carbon-neutral real estate portfolio by 2030. The company’s own renewable energy production also responds to customers’ growing expectations for climate-friendly premises.

The keys to a successful year were a strong strategy and our ability to respond to our clients’ growing expectations with our in-house team.

This financing package, worth over half a billion euros, strengthens Antilooppi’s financial standing and role as a significant, responsible real-estate owner.

The report contains the highlights of a successful year, in particular actions taken towards carbon neutrality and new kinds of pioneering workspace solutions.

Antilooppi sells Takkatie 1 office property to Corum. The property is situated in Pitäjänmäki submarket, close to commuter train station. In addition, the new Jokeri light railway starts serving the property in 2023. The property has BREEAM Very Good environmental certificate. Building’s lettable area is 5,000 m2 and it has 122 parking places. Entire property has been leased to Fellowmind Oy. “As in the previous Tietotie 9 disposal in October 2022, this disposal is in line with our strategy. Antilooppi focuses its investments to Eastern and Western downtown and selected submarkets of the Helsinki Metropolitan area”, comments Tuomas Sahi, Antilooppi’s CEO. “We are pleased to transfer the ownership to Corum. It will acquire a modern property with a stable tenant, Fellowmind”, says CIO, Antti Savilampi.

Always Ready offices by Antilooppi create a new category on the premises market. The high-quality, ready-to-move offices are sustainable and easy to use for the companies.

The share of environmentally certified properties of Antilooppi’s real estate portfolio increased to over 50 per cent, as eight of the company’s properties were granted the BREEAM In-Use certificate in October. BREEAM In-Use is the leading in-use certification for measuring the environmental efficiency of existing properties.

Antilooppi sells an office property at Tietotie 9 in Aviapolis, Vantaa, to Colony. The property is situated in a fast-growing area next to Helsinki-Vantaa Airport and Aviapolis train station. Tietotie 9 has a LEED Platinum environmental certificate. The property has a leasable area of approximately 19,000 m2 and approximately 1,300 parking places. The largest tenants include Finnair and Veho, among others. “This sale is in line with our strategy. Antilooppi focuses its investments to Eastern and Western downtown and selected submarkets of the Helsinki Metropolitan area”, comments Tuomas Sahi, Antilooppi’s CEO. “We are pleased to hand over this property to new capable owner which can continue good work with the property. The released funds will be used for development of existing properties in Antilooppi’s core submarkets and potential new acquisitions”, says Antti Savilampi, Antilooppi’s CIO.

Antilooppi continues to take action to achieve a carbon-neutral real estate portfolio, with the company’s first solar power plant commissioned on the roof of the Quartetto Fuuga property in Leppävaara, Espoo.

The newly published sustainability report highlights the priorities of Antilooppi’s strategy in terms of carbon neutrality, wellbeing and responding to ongoing changes in working life.

LEED is the world’s most widely used green building rating system. Achieving the highest Platinum rating reflects the first-class environmental responsibility and performance of the entire property.

In March 2022, management of the Ruoholahti Shopping Centre in Helsinki was transferred from Kesko to Antilooppi, making the real estate investment company the operator of an entire shopping centre for the first time. Antilooppi is planning a major development project for the Ruoholahti Shopping Centre while also increasing the area’s service offerings, but operations will continue in the present form until the end of the year.

Demand for Levain’s sourdough bread and pastries is so high that its current bakery-eatery has grown too small. Fortunately, it found new, bigger premises nearby at Merikortteli in the Punavuori district of Helsinki.

Hannamari Koivula (Ins, MSc) has been appointed as the new Head of Sustainability and Property Management at real estate investment company Antilooppi. In her new position, Koivula also becomes a member of the company’s Management Team.

The irresistible smell of pizza will emanate from the Merikortteli building already at the start of the new year, while a cosy new cinema will open to the public at the end of the year. More new tenants will be announced in 2022.

Antilooppi and Kesko have entered into a new long-term lease agreement for the -5th floor of the Ruoholahti Shopping Centre, where Finland's first partially automated collection system for online grocery orders will be built in connection with the store. The system will eventually comprise 45 automated robots at the Ruoholahti Shopping Centre, ensuring high-quality and more efficient deliveries for the K Group’s online grocery store. “Creating solutions based on customer needs and operations is at the heart of Antilooppi’s strategy. It is really great to be able to enable new business for an important partner,” comments Markku Määttä, Portfolio Director at Antilooppi. “Antilooppi considers the development project and our partnership with Kesko to be very significant. This is exactly the kind of unique project we try to enable at our properties and in the areas where we operate,” says Tuomas Sahi, CEO of Antilooppi. The Ruoholahti Shopping Centre is situated in the city centre with exce

Antilooppi has entered into a new long-term lease agreement with Kesko regarding premises at the Ruoholahti Shopping Centre (Kauppakeskus Ruoholahti). The agreement covers approximately 15,000 m2 of premises for K-Citymarket and K-Rauta. The new lease agreement will commence in March 2022, when the administration and management of the entire shopping centre will be transferred to Antilooppi. Kesko will continue as an anchor tenant and focus on further developing the operations of K-Citymarket and K-Rauta. “By further developing these already highly successful K-Citymarket and K-Rauta stores, we will be able to better serve the needs of local customers in the future. At the same time, we are helping to create an even more attractive shopping centre,” says Timo Heikkilä, District Director, Kesko South Finland. “We are very pleased that Kesko will continue as an anchor tenant at the shopping centre,” says Markku Määttä, Portfolio Director at Antilooppi. Renovated shopping centre will tran

Real estate investment company Antilooppi and fitness centre chain ELIXIA have agreed on the opening of the new ELIXIA Vallila at Elimäenkatu 17–19. The versatile physical fitness centre is a much-anticipated addition to the area’s offerings, and supporting wellbeing through services provided with partners is in line with Antilooppi’s strategy. “Changes in work environments and a strong desire to develop the entire area are at the heart of what we do at Antilooppi. We understand that success comes from employees who enjoy wellbeing in their work, and we know how the environment and its services support wellbeing. The opportunity to access excellent physical fitness services at our premises in a central location in Vallila nicely supports our strategy,” says Tuomas Sahi, CEO of Antilooppi. ELIXIA Vallila is set to open in December 2021. The new physical fitness centre is expected to increase interest in and the appeal of both the property and the entire area. “The Vallila area has been