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Property still cheap, say partners at DKK 22 billion RE firm

Niels Lorentz Nielsen and John Fisker Bødker -- who have known each other since university -- head up asset manager Core Property Management. In a rare interview with AM's sister site, EjendomsWatch, they talk about the strategy and generational change.

Niels Lorentz Nielsen (left) and John Fisker Bødker are heading Core Property Management. | Photo: Jørgen Bendsen/Watch Medier.
Jørgen Bendsen and Julie Thomsen

Here are two men who have acquired more than 400 properties in Denmark, Germany and Poland since 2006. They have inspected every one of them personally, and the portfolio has grown to a value of more than DKK 22 billion, distributed between eight funds which count pension funds, family funds and wealthy individuals as customers.

EjendomsWatch is at Core Property Management's new premises in Axel Towers in central Copenhagen with a view of Tivoli's main entrance and the city.

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