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Real estate in Sweden
Location, climate, and economy
Sweden (officially the Kingdom of Sweden) is a country located on the Scandinavian Peninsula, bordered by the Baltic Sea; it’s a member of the United Nations, the European Union, and has concluded the Schengen Agreement.
The climate is moderate, under the influence of the Gulf Stream; in the mountainous regions of the north it approaches the subarctic.
The country's main natural resources are water, iron ore, and timber. Energy sources - nuclear fusion, hydropower, and wood. Products are produced in the country mainly by private companies, half of which work in the engineering industry, shipbuilding, aviation industry; agriculture is an insignificant share of GDP. Science-intensive industries (information technology, biomedicine) are becoming increasingly important, this is possible due to the developed infrastructure and high level of education. Recently, such industries as design, the fashion industry, the production of art products, media projects, advertising and music products, and tourism have begun to bring significant income.
Real estate market in Sweden
During the decade-long boom period, the market has accumulated an impressive amount of debt, which has exacerbated the risks caused by a slowdown in Sweden's GDP growth: today the debt is 200% of household income, which is significantly higher than in any other developed EU country. The Central Bank raised rates by a quarter of a percent, which is likely to lead to a weakening of the market, forecasts for further changes in rates are also disappointing.
Swedish real estate experts believe that the real estate market has changed in favor of the buyers and the country is expected to correct downward prices. Russia's war in Ukraine, inflation, the unstable situation on the stock market, the increase in interest rates led to the fact that the market heard the interests of the buyer, and not the seller, who was psychologically "stuck" in the old system of relations. Thus, according to experts, realtors observe that the price level fluctuates and is on the verge of adjusting downwards in property prices in Sweden. This is because buyers are holding a pause, deciding that the market has reached record price highs. At the same time, another part of the experts is sure that the emerging trend is only seasonal in nature, since the summer months in the country are always a time for a decrease in consumer activity. In addition, it is believed to be worth remembering: prices are still significantly higher now than before the pandemic. The level before the pandemic is the benchmark that will determine the trend for the future. In their opinion, the value of real estate in Sweden can still receive incentives for growth, along with the discovery of new reserves of intensification of processes in the economy and the growth of purchasing power will play a role in maintaining a high level of consumer demand and the ongoing shortage of supply.
Buying real estate in Sweden remains an attractive investment project, given the stability of the country's economy and the government's actions aimed at achieving climate neutrality and ensuring energy security from external factors. Customer reviews confirm that residential real estate under construction in Sweden meets construction quality standards and advanced technological developments in this area.
The average property price in Sweden is as follows:
- apartment — $4,928 per sq.m;
- typical house (villa) - $445,695;
- commercial real estate (private hotel) - $3,000 per sq.m;
- land plot - from 5 euros per sq.m.
Given the significant dynamics of price changes, it is necessary to use only information that is relevant at the time of the request.
Property types for sale
The following types are on the market:
- residential (primary, secondary) - apartments in residential complexes, houses, villas, townhouses, etc.,
- commercial fund (hotels, shops, warehouses, offices, etc.),
- land plots.
Real estate website in Sweden
The sale of real estate in Sweden is regulated in detail by law, transactions are transparent and safe, in order to minimize risks when concluding transactions, it is advisable to use the information of experts and follow their recommendations. The real estate website GEOLN.COM (with a convenient search interface) contains a full catalog of real estate in Sweden.
Buying property in Sweden by foreigners (nuances)
Foreigners can purchase property freely. There are restrictions only on the purchase of agricultural land and land plots in nature protection zones.
Buying property in Sweden is profitable for the following reasons:
- there are no restrictions on the acquisition of property rights to apartments and houses for foreigners;
- high rental income in an attractive country to visit;
- developed economy and infrastructure.
Real estate prices in Sweden
| City | Price from |
|---|---|
| Eskilstuna | 2,230$ / m2 |
| Gothenburg | 2,550$ / m2 |
| Helsingborg | 1,500$ / m2 |
| Linkoping | 1,600$ / m2 |
| Malmo | 1,740$ / m2 |
| Orebro | 2,100$ / m2 |
| Sandviken | 2,195$ / m2 |
| Stockholm | 3,100$ / m2 |
| Taby | 2,870$ / m2 |
| Uppsala | 3,300$ / m2 |
Real estate in cities of Sweden
in Akersberga
in Alingsas
in Alvdalen
in Anderslov
in Angelholm
in Are
in Arla
in Arlov
in Askersund
in Astorp
in Balsta
in Barkarby
in Bastad
in Boo
in Boras
in Borlange
in Botkyrka
in Brastad
in Danderyd
in Donso
in Ekangen
in Enkoping
in Ervalla
in Eskilstuna
in Eslov
in Everod
in Falkenberg
in Falun
in Filipstad
in Finspang
in Flen
in Forslov
in Gamleby
in Gantofta
in Gavle
in Gnosjo
in Gothenburg
in Grabo
in Gyttorp
in Habo
in Hallsberg
in Hallstavik
in Halmstad
in Hammarby
in Hammaro
in Haninge
in Harjedalen
in Hassleholm
in Hedemora
in Helsingborg
in Hjarup
in Hjorted
in Hoganas
in Holmsund
in Hono
in Hovas
in Huddinge
in Jakobsberg
in Jarbo
in Jonkoping
in Kalmar
in Kareby
in Karlskoga
in Karlstad
in Knivsta
in Koping
in Kristianstad
in Kumla
in Kungalv
in Kungsangen
in Lackeby
in Laholm
in Lammhult
in Landskrona
in Lindesberg
in Lingbo
in Linkoping
in Ljungbyholm
in Ljustero
in Loftahammar
in Lomma
in Lund
in Lysekil
in Malmo
in Mariefred
in Mariehamn
in Marsta
in Molndal
in Molnlycke
in Morbylanga
in Motala
in Mullsjo
in Munka-Ljungby
in Nacka
in Norrkoping
in Norrtalje
in Nybro
in Nyhamnslage
in Nykoping
in Nykvarn
in Ockelbo
in Ockero
in Odakra
in Ojersjo
in Orebro
in Oskarshamn
in Osteraker
in Osthammar
in Oxelosund
in Paarp
in Partille
in Pitea
in Rangedala
in Rimbo
in Ringarum
in Rosersberg
in Rydeback
in Sala
in Saltsjobaden
in Sandviken
in Savedalen
in Segeltorp
in Sigtuna
in Simrishamn
in Skogas
in Skovde
in Skurup
in Soderkoping
in Sodertalje
in Sollentuna
in Solna
in Sorunda
in Staffanstorp
in Staket
in Stallarholmen
in Steninge
in Stockholm
in Storvik
in Storvreta
in Strangnas
in Stromstad
in Styrso
in Sundsvall
in Svarte
in Svartinge
in Svartsjo
in Taby
in Tollarp
in Tomelilla
in Torsaker
in Trangsund
in Trelleborg
in Trollhattan
in Trosa
in Tygelsjo
in Tyreso
in Uddevalla
in Umea
in Uppsala
in Vaggeryd
in Vallakra
in Vallentuna
in Vanersborg
in Varberg
in Varby
in Varnamo
in Vasteras
in Vastervik
in Vaxholm
in Vaxjo
in Veinge
in Vellinge
in Vikbolandet
in Vikingstad
in Vinslov
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