Ragde Eiendom has selected Proptivity to deliver seamless indoor mobile coverage at its new headquarters on Sannergata 2 in Oslo. The building, currently undergoing a major redevelopment and expansion, will be completed in 2025 and feature full indoor 4G and 5G coverage from all three public mobile operators in Norway: Telenor, Telia and ICE.
Located in Oslo’s dynamic Grünerløkka district, the Sannergata 2 project spans nearly 24,000 square meters of premium office, retail, and restaurant space. As Ragde Eiendom’s future headquarters, it’s both a flagship development and a statement about the future of sustainable and digitally enabled workplaces.
“We’re designing this building to meet the expectations of tomorrow’s workforce,” says Harald Thoresen Property Manager from Ragde Eiendom. “That includes creating an environment where connectivity is never a concern. With Proptivity, we’re ensuring full indoor mobile signal across the entire building for every tenant and visitor.”
The project is targeting BREEAM-NOR “Excellent” certification and holds an Energy Grade B – reflecting Ragde’s focus on long-term sustainability and value. With nearly 2 million square meters under management and operations across Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the Nordics, Ragde Eiendom is one of Scandinavia’s most active and forward-looking property companies.
Proptivity is Europe’s leading Indoor Mobile Infrastructure Provider, enabling buildings to offer full mobile signal from all major mobile operators. As a neutral, shared infrastructure provider, Proptivity helps property owners’ future-proof their buildings and deliver indoor seamless connectivity where mobile coverage is often a challenge.
“We’re proud to partner with Ragde Eiendom on one of the most visionary projects in Norway,” says Christoffer Lundgreen, CEO at Proptivity Norway. “Sannergata 2 is a great example of how premium real estate, smart design, and mobile-first infrastructure can come together to create real value, for both tenants and the people who visit or work there.”