Figures Finland Healthcare Q3 2026

In the first three quarters of 2026, Finnish healthcare investment volume reached €386 million, down 42% year-on-year from a strong 2025. Trailing twelve-month (TTM) volume rose 43% y-o-y to €1.15 billion, driven by a strong fourth quarter of 2025. Social infrastructure accounted for 10% of total investment year-to-date. The prime elderly care yield compressed by 10 bps in Q3 to 5.40%, its first move since the end of 2023. Cross-border investors accounted for almost all of the year-to-date volume.

In Q3, PPI announced the acquisition of six social infrastructure properties in Sweden and Finland, with a combined lettable area of ca. 63,400 sqm, from its anchor shareholder SBB for approximately €120 million in a cash-and-share deal. The portfolio included one Finnish asset, the 14,600 sqm Espoo police station. PPI also submitted an offer to the shareholders of Origa Care AB, which owns 13 fully let care properties in Finland built in 2015-2017 with a total property value of approximately €50 million. In addition, CBRE advised Schroders on the sale of a newly converted 80-bed care asset in Meilahti, Helsinki, to Northern Horizon; Aedifica invested €20 million in developing two new care homes in Oulu and Nokia.