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A Profitable Venture
TV Personality Leo Ajkic Turns Heads with Another Successful Home Flip in Oslo.
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Leo Ajkic (42) arrived in Norway as a refugee from the war in Bosnia with his family when he was just eleven years old. The tall young man grew up in Bergen, but has been based in Oslo for the past several years.
In 2024, Ajkic was one of Norway’s most talked-about personalities following the NRK series “Leo and the Dangerous Ones,” which offered a look inside the lives of inmates serving long-term sentences.
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Ajkic has also enjoyed significant success with series like “Flight” and “Addiction” on NRK, and has been awarded the Gullruten twice, as well as Fritt Ord’s Honorary Award.
He’s known for his commitment to social issues and his ability to bring important topics to the forefront.
But this year, he’s also been making headlines for his highly profitable real estate sales.
In May 2025, Ajkic purchased a penthouse apartment in Holmlia, Oslo.
Just six months later, Nordstrands Blad reports that the TV personality had already sold the penthouse.
According to the local newspaper, Leo purchased the 80 square meter fixer-upper for 3.2 million kroner. The apartment underwent significant renovations before being relisted for sale.
The TV personality ultimately sold the renovated apartment for 4.7 million kroner – almost 1.5 million kroner more than he paid for it in May.
Major Success
This isn’t the first time Ajkic has turned a profit on real estate.
In October 2024, he purchased a large apartment in Røa, Oslo, for 5.2 million kroner. The spacious property was well-suited for a family and underwent a complete renovation, including a new kitchen, upgraded bathroom, underfloor heating, and modern features like app-controlled lighting and herringbone flooring.
Just four months after the purchase, he listed the apartment for sale – an unusually short time to own a property in a market where many hold onto homes for years before realizing a profit.
The new asking price was 6.7 million kroner – indicating a potential profit of over one million kroner before costs and fees.
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According to Finansavisen, the apartment sold for 7.125 million kroner – 335,000 kroner over the asking price. And according to Akersposten, which first reported the sale, that meant the family home sold for over two million kroner more than Ajkic originally paid for it!
