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Visitors at Jorcks Passage now enjoy high-performance indoor mobile from all Danish operators

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Visitors and shoppers at Jorcks Passage in central Copenhagen can now enjoy high-performance indoor mobile coverage from 3, TDC, Telenor, and Norlys. The new shared infrastructure, delivered and operated by Proptivity, keeps people connected across every store and corridor. Browsing works, mobile payments go through instantly, and sharing from inside the shops is effortless.

Built in 1896, Jorcks Passage is one of Copenhagen’s most iconic destinations for shopping and work. With its mix of boutiques, restaurants, and offices, it attracts millions of visitors every year. The new mobile infrastructure now ensures that everyone who walks through its glass-roofed arcade enjoys the same high-quality digital experience as they would outdoors, even deep inside the building.

For shoppers, the difference is clear. You can share a photo from the fitting room, check online reviews while comparing products, or pay with your mobile wallet without delay. No more searching for signal or waiting for apps to load. For retailers, the upgrade removes one of the biggest friction points in digital retail, poor in-store connectivity. It allows QR-based offers, digital signage, in-store apps, and click-and-collect services to run smoothly, even during the busiest hours.

Office tenants benefit just as much. With strong and secure coverage throughout, employees can work anywhere with smartphones and 5G-ready laptops, staying connected in meeting rooms, lounges and shared spaces without relying on Wi-Fi.

“Jorcks Passage has always combined tradition and modern city life,” says Bjarke Bendix Cloos, CEO of Jorcks Ejendomsselskab. “By introducing high-performance mobile coverage from all operators, we’ve strengthened that experience for every visitor and retailer, while keeping Jorcks at the forefront of digital innovation.”

“This is Proptivity’s first live building in Denmark, and it’s performing exactly as designed,” says Mikael Lundman, CEO of Proptivity. “High-performance coverage, full-operator integration, and a better experience for everyone who steps inside. Jorcks Passage shows what modern indoor infrastructure should deliver.”

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Proptivity brings advanced indoor 5G to UK commercial properties using Ericsson technology

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Proptivity, Europe’s leading high-performance indoor mobile infrastructure provider, is deploying Ericsson’s Radio Dot System to deliver advanced 4G and 5G coverage inside UK commercial properties. The company has already implemented this technology in multiple buildings across Europe and was the first in the UK to go live with a multi-operator 5G indoor system based on Ericsson’s solution. The collaboration combines Ericsson’s proven small-cell platform with Proptivity’s end-to-end delivery model to enable future-ready connectivity for modern buildings.

“As people spend most of their time indoors, it’s essential that 5G delivers where it’s needed most,” said Luca Orsini, Head of Ericsson North Europe. “With the Radio Dot System, we’re enabling high-capacity, low-latency connectivity that supports both today’s business-critical applications and tomorrow’s innovations.”

Purpose-built for dense indoor environments such as offices, shopping centres, and transport hubs, Ericsson’s Radio Dot System delivers:

  • High capacity and low latency for data-heavy and real-time use cases.
  • Energy-efficient design with centralised processing.
  • Multi-operator integration through JOTS compliance.

These capabilities enable property owners to:

  • Offer reliable 5G laptop connectivity without dependence on Wi-Fi.
  • Support AR/VR-enabled collaboration for design, training, and client engagement.
  • Deploy IoT devices such as sensors, cameras, and digital signage throughout their buildings.
  • Strengthen building safety through secure mobile communications for staff and emergency services.
  • Deliver future-ready workplaces that meet sustainability and ESG goals.

“These buildings demonstrate what can be achieved when advanced technology is paired with a shared infrastructure model,” said Nic Budden, UK CEO at Proptivity. “With Ericsson’s Radio Dot System, we can help property owners deliver a digital workplace that is both high-performance and environmentally efficient.”

The Ericsson Radio Dot System is one of the most widely deployed indoor small-cell solutions globally, used by over 125 mobile operators in 70 countries. Independent research firm ABI Research (2025) named Ericsson the world’s leading small-cell vendor for both innovation and implementation.

Together, Proptivity and Ericsson are setting the standard for high-performance indoor mobile infrastructure in the UK, helping property owners deliver reliable, sustainable connectivity that supports mobile-first work, digital services, and future ESG objectives.

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The Folgate Building marks first high-performance small cell 5G indoor deployment from Proptivity and EE

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London’s Folgate Building in Liverpool Street is the first commercial building in the UK to feature Proptivity’s high-performance indoor 5G infrastructure. The service ensures strong, secure mobile coverage throughout the building and is designed to support all major UK mobile operators, with EE being the first to go live on the system. For property owners, the benefits are clear: stronger tenant appeal, higher rental potential, and a more energy-efficient way to deliver digital readiness.

This flagship project also marks the start of a broader rollout following the strategic agreement between BT Group – parent company of EE – and Proptivity, which will see them deliver indoor 5G connectivity to customers. The installation uses the Ericsson DOT small cell solution and is fully multi-operator and JOTS-compliant, setting a new benchmark for indoor 5G performance across the UK. While EE has an established footprint in delivering 5G indoor connectivity across the UK through its own small cell deployments, this marks the first time partnering with a neutral host provider to deliver its connectivity through such technology.

“This partnership with Proptivity and the Folgate Building is leading the way in showing what’s possible when operators and infrastructure specialists work together to bring fast, secure mobile coverage into the heart of the workplace,” said Reza Rahnama, Managing Director of Mobile at BT Group.

With Proptivity’s infrastructure in place, tenants and visitors can stay connected throughout the building, from underground meeting rooms to top-floor lounges. That means no more dropped calls, no more Wi-Fi workarounds, and full mobile access to underpin business operations.

Beyond reliable voice and data services, this next-generation setup also unlocks new and advanced use cases, including:

  • Enterprises using 5G laptops for higher mobility and security
  • Easily deployed wirelessly connected security cameras
  • Mobile tools in retail, hospitality, and front-of-house operations
  • Secure mobile communications for contractors, vendors, and maintenance teams

Reliable indoor mobile coverage is no longer optional — it’s a competitive advantage. People spend about 90% of their time indoors, and 80% of mobile data is consumed there. On the business side, 89% of companies looking for new premises rank strong connectivity as essential, and nearly 96% of enterprises would pay more in rent for dependable indoor coverage. Proptivity’s solution enables owners to meet these demands without capital investment or technical complexity.

Unlike legacy solutions that require separate systems for each operator, Proptivity’s shared infrastructure all UK mobile operators through a single, unified system. Fully funded, installed, and operated by Proptivity, it reduces equipment duplication and energy use, helping property owners meet environmental targets while delivering high-quality digital services.

“With Folgate Building going first, we’re showing how high-performance indoor 5G can be scaled across the UK office market,” said Nic Budden, UK CEO at Proptivity. “It’s a smarter, greener way to future-proof buildings and keep tenants connected.”

See building reference case: https://proptivity.com/project/folgate-building/

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Proptivity to deliver high-performance shared indoor mobile infrastructure at Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park

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Proptivity, Europe’s leading provider of high-performance shared indoor mobile infrastructure, announced the agreement to equip John Ugelstads House with advanced mobile coverage. The new building is an expansion of Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park, and scheduled for completion in late 2025.

The Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park brings together world-class research, laboratories, training facilities, offices, and innovation activities within cancer treatment and life sciences.

“At Oslo Cancer Cluster, world-class teams work side by side every day. They need to share knowledge quickly and securely, whether in a lab, an office, or a meeting room. That’s why high-performing indoor coverage is as important to the building as the labs themselves,” said Marius Håbu Kristoffersen, Senior Technical Manager in Pareto Business Management.

Christoffer Lundgreen, CEO Norway of Proptivity, said: “We’re proud to contribute to such an important national project. This deployment shows how high-performance indoor mobile infrastructure can support world-leading cancer research while also creating long-term value for the building and its tenants.”

By deploying Proptivity’s fully digital, energy-efficient small-cell infrastructure, John Ugelstads House will provide secure, operator-grade connectivity throughout the building, with the flexibility to upgrade to future mobile generations as new needs emerge.

High-performance indoor coverage enables seamless collaboration and reliable digital services, while energy-efficient infrastructure keeps the building ready for future technologies.

The agreement at John Ugelstads House adds to Proptivity’s growing footprint in Norway and across Europe, where the company partners with property owners to deliver future-ready indoor mobile coverage for next-generation workplaces.

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Epicenter goes LIVE with gigabit 5G – enabled by AMF Fastigheter, Tre and Proptivity

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Epicenter goes LIVE with gigabit 5G – enabled by AMF Fastigheter, Tre and Proptivity

Epicenter Stockholm, one of Scandinavia’s leading innovation hubs and a community for fast-growing digital companies and corporates, is now live with full gigabit-speed indoor 5G. While members and visitors already enjoy solid Wi-Fi, this upgrade adds a new layer of secure, mobile, high-performance connectivity available everywhere in the building.

With support from property owner AMF Fastigheter, Proptivity’s advanced indoor infrastructure, and Tre Sverige as the first operator onboard, Epicenter is strengthening its role as a showcase for how modern buildings can deliver digital performance at the very highest level.

Speed tests confirmed gigabit performance indoors, proving that this is more than an incremental improvement. It’s a next-level connectivity experience designed for people who need to work, meet, and innovate without compromise.

For members, tenants, and visitors, the new 5G layer is about more than speed, it’s about being ready for what’s next:

  • Capacity and performance to support even the most demanding future use cases, from AR glasses to data-heavy AI tools.
  • High-capacity backup that keeps people connected if other systems fail — so work doesn’t stop when connectivity is critical.
  • Next-level security through private, encrypted mobile connections that strengthen protection for business-critical tasks.

“Connectivity is the foundation for innovation,” said Edgar Luczak, Chairman at Epicenter. “With indoor 5G now live, we’re securing great coverage and giving our members the platform to explore what’s next, from immersive experiences to data-driven services that will shape the future of work.”

“We see indoor 5G as the next frontier of intelligent buildings,” said Mikael Österberg, CIO at AMF Fastigheter. “By enabling this rollout, we’re improving the everyday experience for tenants today and opening the door to smarter, more sustainable services tomorrow.”

“Connectivity is the fabric of modern workplaces,” said Johan Hörberg, CCO Business Market at Tre Sverige. “At Epicenter, Tre customers can now experience the true benefits of 5G in a live environment, from seamless video calls to advanced applications like AR, IoT, and AI.”

“Epicenter is where ideas turn into reality,” said Mikael Lundman, CEO of Proptivity. “Our indoor mobile infrastructure makes it simple for all operators to connect and deliver services. With Tre now live, members and visitors can already feel the difference: gigabit speeds, crystal-clear coverage, and a building that’s future-ready.”

Epicenter has built its reputation as a creative tech hub where startups, scaleups, and corporates meet to innovate and grow. With indoor 5G now a core part of its infrastructure, Epicenter is taking another step toward being one of Europe’s most connected and forward-looking environments for innovation.

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Braathen Eiendom partners with Proptivity to upgrade Haakon VIIs gate 2 with high-performance indoor 5G

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Braathen Eiendom has partnered with Proptivity to install high-performance indoor mobile infrastructure at Haakon VIIs gate 2 in Oslo. The installation, set to go live later this year, will ensure full 4G and 5G coverage from Telenor, Telia and ICE throughout the building.

The upgrade is part of Braathen Eiendom’s approach which combines premium premises in attractive locations with tailored service offerings. This reflects the company’s ambition to stay ahead and deliver the very best workplace experience on the market.

“Strong mobile coverage has become a fundamental part of the workplace,” says Jørgen Fremstad, Project Director at Braathen Eiendom. “Proptivity’s solution reflects our tenants’ growing need for reliable, secure and operator-agnostic connectivity and ensures the building is ready for the next generation of mobile-led services.”

Haakon VIIs gate 2 is a classic building in Vika, Oslo, that has undergone major renovations in recent years. With its central location, modern tenant services, and strong focus on sustainability, the building is well positioned to meet the needs of businesses that expect more from their workspace.

Proptivity delivers shared indoor infrastructure that supports all public mobile operators. By bringing full signal indoors, across all floors and spaces, will this ensure equal, high-quality mobile coverage for every operator, creating seamless and complete connectivity experience throughout the building. This enables property owners to future-proof their assets and meet the digital expectations of today’s workforce.

“High-performance indoor mobile coverage isn’t just about phone calls,” says Christoffer Lundgreen, CEO at Proptivity Norway. “It’s about enabling smarter buildings, better tenant experiences, and new mobile-first services,  from security and access control to mobile work tools and connected devices.”

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Proptivity Launches UK’s most advanced indoor mobile connectivity at two premium London office buildings

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Occupiers at two of London’s newest prime office developments, The Dacre in Westminster and The Folgate Building in the City, are set to benefit from seamless, high-performance indoor mobile connectivity delivered by Proptivity, Europe’s leading indoor mobile infrastructure provider.

Advised by MAPP, one of the UK’s leading specialists in the operation of commercial real estate with over £30bn of properties under management, the owners of The Dacre and The Folgate Building have each selected Proptivity to deliver cutting-edge mobile connectivity throughout the buildings.

Following Proptivity’s recent agreements with BT Group, Virgin Media O2 and Vodafone to transform indoor mobile coverage across the UK, these two buildings will be the first to go live with Proptivity’s multi-operator indoor mobile solution which can provide 4G, 5G and 5G SA to deliver clear voice communication and support next generation data applications.

Nic Budden, UK CEO at Proptivity, commented:

“Premium occupiers expect flawless mobile connectivity throughout their office space to support employee productivity and advanced digital applications; from voice and video to IoT and smart building systems. Our solution provides seamless, high-speed and high-capacity mobile coverage across the entire building, enhancing the occupier’s experience and increasing asset value for owners”.

Ben Hughes, Head of Building Technologies at MAPP added:
“Strong indoor mobile connectivity is essential to occupiers’ productivity, employee satisfaction, and cybersecurity. Proptivity’s solution offers future-proofed technology, energy efficiency, and alignment with our clients’ ESG goals at The Dacre and The Folgate Building.”

Unlike legacy single-operator systems or passive DAS models, Proptivity’s solution delivers active, fibre-connected 5G throughout the entire building ensuring coverage in lifts, stairwells, basements and every corner in between. It’s designed for the realities of modern buildings: strong insulation, high user density, and increasing demand for mobile-first tools and services.

About The Dacre: Located just off St James’s Park, offers nearly 40,000 sq ft of best-in-class workspace across eight floors. Built with digital and environmental readiness at its core, it has continuously evolved to meet the mobile-first demands of modern work.

About The Folgate Building: in the heart of the city, offers contemporary, warehouse-style workspace designed for creative and professional occupiers. With Proptivity’s infrastructure, it adds a new cutting-edge connectivity solution alongside its sleek design.

For more information, contact:

Mikael Lundman, CEO Proptivity, +46 76 115 21 00

Nic Budden, UK CEO Proptivity, +44 787 580 1054

Morgan Curby, CMO Proptivity, +46 763 35 07 64

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Proptivity and Vasakronan bring the workplace of the future to Sergelhusen with 5G infrastructure

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Proptivity is installing the world’s leading indoor 5G solution in Vasakronan’s central Stockholm property, Sergelhusen. Based on Proptivity’s shared 5G infrastructure, the solution provides seamless, high-performance coverage in the designated areas of the building.

The new technology lays the foundation for smarter, future-ready workplaces by enabling fast, secure, and stable connectivity. It supports fully mobile work setups, flexible office layouts without cabling, energy-efficient operation of smart building systems, and faster deployment of digital services and solutions.

Together with one of its tenants, Vasakronan aims to explore how mobile-based technologies, such as 5G-connected laptops, flexible IT environments, and secure mobile connectivity, can simplify operations, support hybrid work, and improve the experience for both employees and visitors in an upgraded office environment.

“This gives us a chance to really understand what indoor 5G can deliver,” says Nicklas Wållberg Walldan, Head of Development at Vasakronan. “It’s not just about strong coverage, it’s about creating smarter, more sustainable spaces that are ready for the future.”

The installation is ready to host all Swedish mobile operators on the shared infrastructure, which is designed for minimal environmental impact and maximum performance. The result is strong signal, high capacity, and reliable connectivity for any operator that connects.

“Indoor 5G isn’t just a technical upgrade,” says Mikael Lundman, CEO of Proptivity. “It’s a fundamental shift in how buildings can support modern business needs — by offering simpler, safer, and more dynamic environments for tenants and visitors alike.”

 

For more information, contact:

Mikael Lundman, CEO Proptivity, +46 76 115 21 00

Morgan Curby, CMO Proptivity, +46 763 35 07 64

Sören Sandell, Vasakronan, +46 70 994 48 44

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Proptivity and Jorcks partner to deliver high-performance 5G to Jorcks Passage in Copenhagen

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Jorcks Ejendomsselskab is taking a major step in digital connectivity by partnering with Proptivity to bring state-of-the-art indoor 5G infrastructure to Jorcks Passage. Telenor, Norlys (former Telia), and 3 are already live, with TDC coming soon, making Jorcks Passage the first commercial building in Denmark to offer seamless, high-performance mobile coverage from all public operators indoors.

Visitors and tenants will enjoy fast, reliable mobile signal throughout the building regardless of which operator they use. For retailers, having high-performance connectivity across their stores makes it easier to roll out new digital experiences and more cost-effective to manage them. Features like real-time inventory checks, virtual try-ons, interactive displays, or QR-based offers can now be introduced without the usual connectivity hurdles.

For office tenants, 5G offers a more flexible and secure way to stay connected: truly mobile-first. Employees can use 5G-enabled laptops and smartphones across the building, reducing reliance on fixed Wi-Fi and staying connected even in meeting rooms, lounges, and shared spaces. Whether it’s video calls, collaboration tools, or secure remote access, everything just works wherever they are.

“We’re excited to bring next-generation mobile infrastructure into such a historic building,” says Bjarke Bendix Cloos, CEO of Jorcks Ejendomsselskab. “Partnering with Proptivity allows us to offer both tenants and visitors a better digital experience and to future-proof Jorcks Passage as one of Copenhagen’s most attractive and connected locations.”

Proptivity is Europe’s leading Indoor Mobile Infrastructure Provider, enabling buildings to deliver full 4G and 5G signal indoors from all major operators. The solution is operator-neutral and shared, which means tenants get reliable signal without the cost or hassle of installing their own systems, and building owners can meet modern digital expectations across every square metre.

“Our role is to secure high-quality indoor infrastructure and to make sure mobile just works for everyone,” says Mikael Lundman, CEO of Proptivity. “We’re proud to work with Jorcks Ejendomsselskab to support both their heritage and their vision for the future and to offer the opportunity to take full advantage of the latest technology. This is exactly the kind of building that shows what high-performance mobile infrastructure can enable.”

Jorcks Passage remains a key landmark building in the center of Copenhagen, now with the connectivity to match its ambition.

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Ragde Eiendom brings 5G indoors at flagship Oslo property with Proptivity infrastructure

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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.”

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