Flemingsberg is Growing – A Sustainable and Attractive Neighbourhood in the Making

Flemingsberg is currently undergoing a phase of rapid development, where new rental housing and apartments are helping to strengthen the area’s attractiveness as a residential, education and research hub in southern Greater Stockholm. The expansion of housing is an important part of the long-term development of Campus Flemingsberg and the surrounding area.

One of the projects is Studenten 1, developed by Huge Bostäder AB, where 210 rental apartments are being built along Hälsovägen, 81 of which are student apartments. The block will also include five retail units and a preschool with space for 160 children. The first apartments in the project have already been occupied, and additional tenants are moving in gradually.

At the same time, ByggVesta AB, together with EQT Real Estate, is developing the Blick Living project, which will include around 800 new apartments for students, researchers and young professionals. In addition to housing, plans include a new public square, shared study and meeting spaces, and service facilities that will contribute to a more vibrant campus area.

According to Pernilla Boström, COO of the Flemingsberg Science Foundation, housing development plays a crucial role in the development of the campus area.

– When more people live in close proximity to the campus, life in the area continues even after office hours. This creates the dynamism and continuity required for Flemingsberg to grow as a modern and attractive knowledge hub.

The investment in new rental housing will also help shape Flemingsberg’s long-term identity.

– The development of new rental housing contributes to a more diverse and inclusive housing market and strengthens Flemingsberg’s development as an open, urban and long-term sustainable district.

By combining housing with services, meeting places and proximity to the campus, Flemingsberg continues to develop into a more vibrant and cohesive urban district.

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Flemingsberg Science Foundation Summer Party 2025 – What’s Happening in Flemingsberg?

There was a time when that question was rarely asked – but that time is long gone!On Tuesday, June 10, 130 people gathered to celebrate the start of summer together. Business leaders, municipal and regional representatives, academia, and students came together under the theme “What’s Happening in Flemingsberg?” – an evening dedicated to sharing the latest developments: new establishments, initiatives, innovations, and future plans in Flemingsberg.

ATMP Sweden – now also in Flemingsberg!

The ATMP Sweden association carries out dedicated work focused on national coordination and communication to accelerate the development, accessibility, and implementation of advanced therapies (ATMP). And now they also have an office space at Novum Labs! From here, Henrik Simonsson, Communications and Operative Lead, can work on the association’s plans to take its operations to even more meaningful heights.

The Flemingsberg Science Foundation is present at Almedalen Week!

We’re back in Almedalen this year – with a strong focus on Flemingsberg and life science! Our program includes a follow-up to last year’s roundtable discussion on Flemingsberg’s role in positioning southern Stockholm as a world-leading life science hub. We’re also taking part in a panel discussion on successful life science clusters. Don’t miss our seminars – and make sure to stop by and say hello!

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