Micasa Fastigheter’s fundamental values are based on commitment, innovation, consideration and knowledge. These four words sum up the approach that permeates all areas and everything we do.
Coming home should be a pleasant experience. Home is a place offering peace and quiet, but also a functional place that simplifies everyday tasks. Micasa Fastigheter works to create a pleasant, secure and well-functioning home.
Micasa Fastigheter wants to look after its tenants – consideration and care come first
Micasa Fastigheter should offer residences with high basic standards, and provide a choice of services and facilities. Cooperation with caregivers and with the city district administrations is important if we are to build residences that are tailored to the tenants and the activities conducted.
It is also important that we cooperate with researchers and universities in order to find the optimal way to build and convert accessible and secure residences. Tenants should also be given the opportunity to submit their views on the design of appropriate and effective properties.
In order to do this, Micasa Fasigheter should have committed and well-trained personnel who draw on their own and other’s experience in property management and maintenance.
Properties that are tailored to activities and tenants’ support needs
A number of different activities are run in Micasa’s assisted living housing, ranging from daytime activities to demanding round-the-clock care. This demands a high level of property management skills of our employees.
The number of properties can change, due to acquisitions or sales. This is what the property portfolio looks like today, by activity.
30 service buildings 456,000 m2
5 seniors’ residential buildings* 52,000 m2
2 seniors’ residential buildings/service buildings 28,500 m2
15 retirement homes with round-the-clock care 185,000 m2
24 group residences 27,000 m2
21 treatment homes 24,300 m2
10 day centers 2,400 m2
10 special use buildings* 5,300 m2
Other buildings 30,500 m2
*can, for example, be sheltered accommodation.
Service building: Service buildings provide individual apartments, with access to certain shared services and areas. Some service buildings offer access to a restaurant, a chiropodist, a hairdresser and various activities. Personnel are on duty on a 24-hour basis.
Retirement home with round-the-clock care: This type of accommodation is intended for people with substantial care needs. The residents have their own rooms or apartments. Personnel, including a nurse, are available all the time. This type of care accommodation has common areas for dining and social gatherings.
Group accommodation: A small number of apartments have common kitchens, dining rooms and day rooms. This form of accommodation is often used for people with various physical and mental disabilities.
Seniors’ accommodation: Seniors’ apartments are rented as regular tenancies to people over 65 years of age through the City of Stockholm’s Housing Service.
