Heimstaden proves it is possible to develop rentals and sell apartments
Heimstaden sold more than 200 apartments in Poland and signed 600 new rental agreements in the third quarter, while maintaining high occupancy. The company says renting remains its core business and sells homes only when it expects to receive more than their book value.
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