Antilooppi has reported a successful 2022 with multiple new tenancies in its €1.4 billion of sustainable office space developments in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area.

In its independent annual survey of customer satisfaction KTI also raised the developer’s ‘Net Promoter Score’ by 14 points last year.

Changing work expectations have brought us clients with more diverse needs including companies wanting flex-space solutions

Esa Mattila, Head of Asset Management, says: “2022 was excellent in terms of our rental business and together with our customers we were able to find great solutions for the changed work environment needs.

Changing work expectations have brought us clients with more diverse needs including companies wanting flex-space solutions to support their business goals and changing needs.”

“We are strongly placed to solve these questions with our clients and to quickly find the right solutions for their precise situation.”

The company is a significant owner of commercial and mixed-use real estate developments in the Hakaniemi and Ruoholahti areas of Helsinki.

Recent milestones have included the complete renovation of the historic Siltasaari 10 building in Hakaniemi. Sustainability is an increasingly important factor when companies choose premises, with the site supporting ‘end-to-end’ sustainability from carbon-neutral energy consumption and recycling to green mobility. In 2022, Siltasaari 10 was awarded LEED Platinum environmental certification, achieving the highest score in Finland under LEED v4. Commercial tenants include PR firm Tekir and IT company Vainu.

Siltasaari 10 also offers Antilooppi POOL Flexible Offices and turnkey ‘Always Ready’ sustainable workspaces. The Always Ready concept was launched in 2022 and is already available in nine buildings.

Antilooppi has signed multiple new tenants in the Ruoholahti area of Helsinki, where it owns and operates the ‘industrial chic’ Kiila building, functionalist Tallbergintalo building, and BREEAM ‘Excellent’ certified Sulka and Poijut buildings.