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Diös signs green office leases with six new tenants in central Falun

Diös signs green office leases with six new tenants in central Falun

BitgetBitget2026/09/28 04:03
  • Diös signed six green leases for about 650 square meters of office space in central Falun, filling previously vacant premises.
  • Tenants span multiple sectors, including Skandia, Business Group Dalarna, Östberg Advokater, Synnk Collective, Klarhet Psykologi, Magelungen Utveckling.
  • All tenants are expected to move in by year-end.
  • Green lease structure targets lower climate impact, reduced energy use through joint planning of space and operations.


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