– This is very dangerous. The more power Obos gets in the future, the less competition there will be, Stang said at Politisk kvarter on Friday.
Chairman of the Board Roar Engeland in Obos rejects overfo r NRK that they have a dominant position.
– Stang is right that the homes in Oslo are becoming more expensive. This does not only apply to Obos’ new homes. This applies to all homes, new and older, small and large. What Obos works a lot with is finding good solutions that make it easier to get into this very demanding market, among other things through various home purchase models, he says.
In mid-March, the homebuilder sold a block to a rental company for the first time. Two weeks later, NRK reported that the family of the housing director in Obos became a rental investor in the current project at Ulven. The sale is under external scrutiny by KPMG.
Last year, Obos had a profit of more than NOK 3 billion, according to the report from the fourth quarter.
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