Sales launch for Heggedal Hage: - High demand for apartments in and around Oslo

Housing development has been slow in recent years. You can now buy an apartment in one of the new buildings that is scheduled for completion in 2027. Read about the housing development project and the municipality’s billion-euro investment in Heggedal.

Published 24. Dec 2025 (updated 23. Jun 2026)

Illustrasjon av eksteriør på Heggedal Hage — ILLUSTRATION: Heggedal Hage will have brick facades and green surroundings.

High level of interest in Heggedal

“The place was packed during the first viewing and everyone was very positive,” says Kristin Nyquist.

She is one of the sales managers for Heggedal Hage, which is the name of the new housing project that Thon has now launched. Kristin believes that the high level of interest is due to an unmet need in the housing market.

We know there is considerable demand for apartments in and around Oslo right now, since so little has been built in recent years."

Close to Oslo, but at a more affordable price

Heggedal Hage is scheduled for completion in 2027. The apartments have one to three bedrooms and vary in size from 32 to 107 m2. Sales of the first 60 apartments will start on 17 September.

“The prices in Heggedal are more affordable than for a new apartment in Oslo, but it’s still easy to get to the city centre by train,” Kristin continues.

Heggedal is only nine minutes by train to Asker. From here, there are good connections to Oslo and Drammen, as well as Oslo Airport Gardermoen via Flytoget.

Billions invested in Heggedal by municipality

“Heggedal is the perfect example of a highly successful development of an urban centre,” says Tor Arne Midtbø, Municipal Planning Manager in Asker Municipality.

Tor Arne explains that around NOK 2.5 billion have been invested in the urban area and that this has resulted in a vibrant centre with a lot of character and activities. Investments include a new railway station, new schools and kindergartens, new roads and a water and sewage system.

"Heggedal has become a large suburb of Oslo that is close to almost everything. It’s a great place to raise a family, with a wide variety of services and activities for families with children," says Tor Arne.

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Residents of Heggedal Hage have access to a common building that can be used for parties or events.
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"The interior of the apartments at Heggedal Hage will feature lots of beige and light tones," says Kristin Nyquist.
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Illustration of what the surroundings of Heggedal Hage will look like.

Roof terraces, common areas and green surroundings

Heggedal is a former industrial stronghold. The new apartments are housed in four buildings with brick and wood facades. These materials reflect Heggedal’s industrial past.

“We want to incorporate some of Heggedal’s history into the housing developing project by using warm tones that echo the colours of the buildings that were previously on the site,” explains Kristin.

The apartments feature modern solutions, with a lot of beige and light colours in the interior. Not only will all apartments have a private balcony or patio, but each building will have a large shared roof terrace.

If you need more space for parties or events, you can use the common building, which has a kitchen, bathroom and common area.

The outdoor area will have a garden feel with walkways and there will be meeting places for both interacting with other residents and playing between the buildings. Heggedal Hage will be a warm and inclusive place to live," concludes Kristin.