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When plans change, accommodation needs to follow
From a Thursday request to accommodation for 20 workers by Sunday. Workers Hotel Project Manager Ted Ögren shares how teamwork, experience and strong relationships help us find solutions, even at short notice.
Workers Hotel expands in Landskrona
Several major investments are now taking shape in Landskrona. Pågen is building a new bakery in the area, while Hitachi Energy is investing more than SEK 700 million in a larger facility that will double its production capacity in Landskrona. Investments are also being made in the local power grid to support future energy needs and continued industrial development.
Market Update with Anders: A Stronger Outlook
Anders Jönsson shares his latest reflections on the market, from a stronger flow of enquiries and growing investment confidence to the major projects shaping the months ahead.
Market Update with Anders: Signs of Momentum
Anders Jönsson shares his latest reflections on the market, from lower inflation and growing investment confidence to why better weather might matter more than we think.
Stenungsund shutdown: supporting 200 workers on site
Workers Hotel supported around 200 international workers during a planned shutdown in Stenungsund, providing accommodation across multiple properties and ensuring a smooth, well-organised stay from arrival to departure.
A Year of Projects, Growth and Teamwork
A look back at 2025 and a busy start to 2026, with our first trade show and a new shutdown project approaching.
Market Update with Anders: Market Insights for 2026
Anders Jönsson shares his perspective on the current Swedish market, key sectors, and what 2026 might bring for project teams and Workers Hotel.
From Lysekil to Kiruna: Anders on Project Accommodation
Read Anders Jönsson’s thoughts on how Workers Hotel supports project teams across Sweden. Originally published by Nordiska Projekt.
New life for empty apartments
Workers Hotel and LysekilsBostäder have built a long-term way of working that creates value for both project teams and the local community.