Haga Norra

Arenastaden’s new city district, Haga Norra, is filling up with more residents and exciting new tenants in the offices. Here, you will find a place that’s alive around the clock, with a carefully curated mix of restaurants, cafés, offices, and homes.

Here, you get:

• 7 minutes to the city by commuter train
• Westfield Mall of Scandinavia and Strawberry Arena within walking distance
• Hagaparken around the corner
• Unique architecture with classic qualities
• SATS gym, restaurants, and cafés in the area

A district beyond the ordinary

In Haga Norra, people are at the heart of everything we develop. This influences how we think about greenery, light, spacing between buildings, lighting, the overall architecture, art, material choices, and even the type of shops and restaurants we plan.

Restaurants, cafés, and conference facilities

We have a carefully thought-out strategy for the ground floors throughout the area. Here, space is being created for shops, cafés, and restaurants with outdoor seating along the new main thoroughfare. In the first office building, Kvarter 1, there is also a conference facility.

The proximity to Westfield Mall of Scandinavia and Strawberry Arena contributes to an exciting blend of local and grand experiences.

Hagaparken around the corner and a gym in the neighbourhood

In the area, you'll find SATS, and Hagaparken is just a few minutes’ walk away. In the rest of Arenastaden, there is a newly built swimming hall, padel courts, and outdoor gyms.

Easy to get here, easy to get home

A district in Arenastaden, 7 minutes from the city centre, with Hagaparken park around the corner.

A four-minute walk to Solna Station – northern Stockholm’s best transport link with the light railway, commuter trains and buses. When the metro opens in 2028, there will be two entrances/exits near Haga Norra.

• 4 min to Odenplan and 7 min to the city centre by commuter train
• 30 min to Arlanda
• 10 min to Bromma Airport
• You can reach the city centre by bike in 12 minutes

Offices - Kvarter 1

The first office building, Kvarter 1, has already attracted exciting tenants such as JM, Randstad, and Coor, who will move in during the second and third quarters of 2024. At the same time, three floors remain available, each over 3,000 square meters, with occupancy from spring 2025.

The block offers a wide range of services, including offices, reception, conference facilities, a local restaurant, café, lounge areas, shops, a bicycle garage, and several meeting spots, both in the building and around the corner. SATS Haga Norra is located on the ground floor. It is surrounded by Mathilda Square and Torfred Square, with prominent signage towards Frösundaleden.

The property is certified with the highest rating, "Outstanding," according to BREEAM-SE, and is currently Sweden's largest office building made from reused bricks.

Read more about Kvarter 1

Living in Haga Norra

Apartment, studio, or townhouse? In the area, we are developing around 1,000 homes for all needs – from unique city townhouses on the rooftop to large apartments and smaller studio flats. Regardless of the size that suits you best, you'll live in an urban and continental environment where fitness, services, and shops are right around the corner.

The first 418 apartments in the district have already been sold and occupied, and we now present Kvarter 5, Brf Alma, together with Birger Bostad. Here, homes are offered with carefully selected, timeless interiors in light tones, in the heart of Haga Norra. With a generous ceiling height of 3 metres, large windows, and bright walls, all apartments offer an inviting atmosphere.

Sales for Brf Alma have already started, with the first occupancy planned for spring 2025. Visit Birger Bostad's website to learn more about the apartments and register your interest.

Leave an interest at Birger Bostad's webpage (Swedish only)

Built around sustainability

In Haga Norra, we actively work to minimise climate impact, develop smart energy solutions, and build properties that offer flexibility and quality over time. All residential buildings are environmentally certified according to Svanen, and the offices are certified according to BREEAM.

There is a geothermal energy facility that will supply parts of the area with heating, and many of the buildings are being constructed with solar panels on the roof. By purchasing wind power electricity and using ground and district heating, we ensure the district's energy needs for the future.

Circularity and reuse are the foundation of all development in the area. A good example of this is Kvarter 1, the largest office building in Sweden made from reused bricks. We continuously strive to reduce our CO2 footprint by using climate-improved concrete, among other measures. We also place great emphasis on flexibility in design and layout, as well as choosing materials that are standardised, easy to dismantle in the future, and, not least, materials that age beautifully over time.