Rom Eiendom

Rom Eiendom AS
Type	Subsidiary
Industry	Real estate
Founded	2001
Headquarters	Oslo, Norway
Area served	Norway
Key people	Petter Eiken(CEO)
Revenue	NOK 723 million (2009)
Number of employees	95
Parent	Norwegian State Railways
Website	www.romeiendom.no

Rom Eiendom is a subsidiary of the Norwegian State Railways responsible for managing the commercial sections of the companies real estate. With headquarters in Oslo, the company manages 740,000 square metres (8,000,000 sq ft). The vast majority of this is in or in connection with railway stations.^[1] Rom owns all railway stations in Norway built before 1996.

Rom Eiendom was established in 2001 as Rom Eiendomsutvikling, with the responsibility to manage all NSB real estate not related to operation. From 2001 the management was outsourced to Aberdeen Property Investors. The present name change came as a result of the management being insourced back to the corporation in 2006, and in 2007 NSB Eiendom, that owned operational real estate, was merged into Rom. Among the portfolio of Rom are large sections of the real estate at Bjørvika in Oslo and Brattøra in Trondheim, both part of the ports in the cities, that are being transformed through urban redevelopment projects. Rom owns about 70 lots with a potential for 2 million square meters (20 million ft²) of building mass.^[1]

References

1 2 Rom Eiendom. "Rom på 1-2-3" (PDF) (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2007-07-22.

Rail transport in Norway

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Stations	List (Closed Listed) Architecture Rom Eiendom

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