Pohjolan Kiinteistökehitys
Family-owned investment company focused on securities and real estate development in Finland
About Pohjolan Kiinteistökehitys
Pohjolan Kiinteistökehitys is a Finnish family-owned investment company primarily focused on securities investments. It is owned by Kari Helin.
The company owns HGR Property Partners, which develops real estate in the Helsinki metropolitan area. Pohjolan Kiinteistökehitys was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Helsinki.
Product: Securities investments and ownership of a real estate development company.
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