Kygo Buys Luxury Oslo’s Modern Art Neighbourhood”>Tjuvholmen Apartment for €37 Million, Marking Eleventh Highest Square Foot Price in Norway
International DJ sensation, Kygo, has snapped up a luxurious apartment in Oslo’s Tjuvholmen for a cool €37 million, a figure that’s €3.25 million less than its original asking price, reports Finansavisen. This is no ordinary purchase, as the price per square meter clocks in at a staggering €243,377, making it the eleventh highest square footage price ever recorded in Norway.
The 155-square-meter, two-bedroom apartment is the fifth and final of a sought-after, boutique development, boasting floor-to-ceiling windows, private amenities, and breathtaking views of the Oslo fjord. With this latest acquisition, Kygo’s real estate portfolio in Norway’s two major cities is now worth a combined €120 million.
The DJ, whose real name is Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll, has seen his star rise exponentially in recent years. Ranked by DJ Magazine as one of the top 100 DJs in the world, his decision to invest in prime Norwegian real estate reflects not only his success but also the growing appeal of the country’s luxury property market to high-net-worth individuals.