Building the Future of Hagastaden

What's special with Hagastaden?

Hagastaden is a new and dynamic district emerging at the border between Stockholm and Solna. Expected to be completed by 2030, this ambitious urban development project will provide housing for about 50,000 people and workplaces for around 50,000 more. Hagastaden is not just a modern urban area; it's a hub for innovation and science, particularly in the life science sector.

Life science is central to Hagastaden, designed to become an international leader in biomedical research and business. Key institutions include the Karolinska Institute, one of the world's top medical universities, and Karolinska University Hospital, forming a core for medical research and education.

Establishing ourselves in the heart of Hagastaden gives us the opportunity to be at the center of a growing innovation cluster where new ideas, research, and clinical practice come together.

Julien DagherGeneral Manager Nordics & Baltics Ipsen

Our projects in Hagastaden

In Hagastaden, we have several ongoing projects. At Hagaplan we develop Pavia - a sustainable, architecturally distinctive office building with 1,400 m² of retail space, strategically located above the upcoming Hagastaden metro station and ready for occupancy in the beginning of 2027. Mellom — developed together with Snøhetta — will comprise approximately 50,000 m² of offices, laboratories, public spaces, and a multifunctional sports and cultural facility, with planned completion in 2030. CampusF will become a new creative and innovative hub of 18,000 m², combining offices, labs, and residential units where start-ups and established life science companies can grow side by side, contributing to the development of a vibrant mixed-use district by 2030.

  • Vectura is developing a sustainable and architecturally designed office property at the heart of Hagaplan, with retail spaces on the ground floor totaling 1,400 sqm of leasable area. The building will have a strategic location directly above the upcoming Hagastaden metro station, offering a unique opportunity to become part of the area’s growing life science community. The property is expected to be ready for occupancy at the turn of 2026/2027 and will further strengthen Vectura’s presence in one of the Nordic region’s most forward-looking districts.
  • Vectura, together with the internationally acclaimed architecture firm Snøhetta, is leading the Mellom project in Hagastaden. Mellom will comprise a total of 50,000 sqm, including offices, laboratories, public spaces, and a multifunctional sports and cultural facility on the ground floor, which will be operated by KFUM Central. Construction is planned to begin in 2027, and the project is expected to be completed in 2030.
  • CampusF will become Stockholm’s innovative lifeline — a new creative hub where researchers and students live and work side by side. It will be an 18,000 sqm innovation hub featuring offices, laboratories, and residential units, where start-ups can grow alongside established life science companies. By 2030, the area will be developed into a cohesive urban district with a mix of housing, workplaces, and services. The property will offer the workplaces of the future, including labs, co-working spaces, and cultural venues.

Timeline in Hagastaden