One of Pembroke’s major development projects in central Stockholm, RGNT has reached practical completion of its base-build at the intersection of Regeringsgatan and Mäster Samuelsgatan.
Bringing together modern offices, residential space and more than 6,000sq m of retail, RGNT aims to create a new destination that contributes to a more vibrant and attractive Stockholm city centre.
RGNT forms part of the ongoing transformation of the area along Mäster Samuelsgatan, where previously enclosed urban environments are being opened up and given new uses. The building has been designed to connect with the surrounding cityscape, with expansive glazed façades, a prominent entrance at the corner of Regeringsgatan and Mäster Samuelsgatan and a passage linking RGNT directly with NK. Wider pavements, greenery and seating will contribute to a more welcoming urban environment.
RGNT comprises 19,500sq m of office space across seven floors. All office space was leased ahead of the building’s completion. Swedbank will move in by Q4 2026, followed by DLA Piper in spring 2027.
The offices offer flexible working environments with a strong focus on quality, service and tenant experience. A generous shared rooftop terrace provides views across Stockholm. Tenants also have access to a staffed reception, concierge services and a broad range of amenities, from bicycle parking and changing facilities to integrated security solutions. Shared activities will further contribute to a welcoming and vibrant working environment.
The offices represent a significant part of RGNT and successfully leasing the space in full was an important commercial milestone for the project.
RGNT also comprises more than 6,000sq m of retail space across three floors. Large shopfronts, flexible spaces and the direct connection to NK create the foundations for a new retail destination in central Stockholm.
According to an analysis of RGNT’s Stockholm catchment area, based on data and forecasts from Svensk Handel and Statistics Sweden (SCB), purchasing power within physical retail is estimated at SEK 250bn, with a further SEK 32bn in growth expected by 2033. At the same time, the availability of large, modern retail spaces in central locations remains limited.
Pembroke is in discussions with several international brands, including companies considering opening their first own-brand stores in Sweden. The ambition is to create a carefully curated mix of retail, restaurants and experiences that complements the existing premium offering in areas including Bibliotekstan and NK.
The retail spaces are planned to open during the latter part of 2027.
