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Byhaven is one of the busiest city centre shopping precincts in Trondheim,
with an annual turnover of
EUR 43 million. EBO Eiendom purchased and
rebuilt the complex without disturbing either the high street
traffic
or any of the existing businesses. EBO created the shopping centre
and recruited 50
tenants with a common target group. Byhaven
quickly positioned itself as a shopping centre with a broad
range of
shops and has since acquired a solid market share in one of Norway’s
most competitive commercial centres. Byhaven consists of approximately
10,000 square metres of shops and businesses
and 1,100 square metres
of residential property.
The centre was sold on in 2001.
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Apartments in a compact urban environment involving the extension of an
existing city block. 29 new apartments were built in an existing courtyard
and raised three floors to obtain good natural lighting and views. Total area
is approximate 1,450 square metres.
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126 apartments on an area of land formerly occupied by Nobø Fabrikker and
covering more than 8,000
square metres.
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The quarter near Trondheim’s traditional fish market has undergone
substantial renovation in recent years. EBO Eiendom has developed parts
of the quarter including properties in Sandgata, Olav Tryggvasons gate and
Munkegata.
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EBO Eiendom has developed Rica Travel Hotel in Stjørdal, the most rapidly expanding communication
hub in Mid-Norway. Rica Travel has now been
merged with Rica Hell Hotel to become Norway’s largest
course and
conference hotels with a total capacity of 382 rooms.
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2.382 square metres commercial property and apartments at the heart
of Mid-Norway’s expanding communications hub.
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An area just south of the city containing 180 plots for a combination of detached houses, terrace houses and terraced apartments. The area was originally planned
for development as early as 1983 but no one was in a position to take up the
challenge. The owners of EBO Eiendom took over the project and subsequently developed Trondheim’s newest residential estate close to where the World Championships in Nordic Skiing were held in 1997.
Building started in 2003 and all sites are now developed.
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