Real estate market in Sweden – housing prices, taxes.

Real estate market in Sweden – housing prices, taxes.

Speaking about the Swedish housing market, it is worth noting that it is quite young, it opened for international investors in the mid-90s, before that it was problematic to buy real estate in this country. Today the housing market is carefully controlled by the government, which does not allow speculation in the market, overheating it, so speculative transactions with local real estate are unprofitable.

Among our investors, who are very few in this country, compared to neighboring Finland, the capital of the country Stockholm and its suburbs are popular, they buy Swedish housing in other large cities, Gothenburg and Malmo. Russian buyers are also interested in business objects, commercial real estate, especially in the field of trade and hotel areas.

Due to the rather strict laws on nature protection, the volume of construction of new real estate objects in Sweden is very limited, and it is for this reason that domestic demand is growing, which naturally provokes an increase in the cost per square meter of housing. For about 20 years, the annual growth of residential properties in Sweden has averaged 6-7 percent.

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Sweden, which, like all Scandinavian countries, is distinguished by enviable stability, was affected by the global crisis on a somewhat smaller scale, unlike many European countries.

According to statistics, the level of real estate prices in the first year after the crisis fell by only 3 percent. In 2011, there was a recession in the Swedish economy, and the demand for mortgage loans significantly decreased, which affected the level of prices, which fell that year by 2.7 percent, and the average cost of housing in Sweden amounted to 220 thousand euros.

In Stockholm and its suburbs, the average cost that year was about 400 thousand euros. In the years after 2011, property prices in Sweden have been steadily increasing.

In general for the Swedish market, experts from the foreign housing market predict in the coming years a stable growth in the value of real estate, albeit insignificant, within 3 – 5 percent.

Swedish real estate market – what and how much?

The main stream of investors interested in purchasing housing here falls on the main and port cities of Sweden – Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö. The highest prices per square meter, as expected in the capital of the country, Stockholm, are slightly lower in southern Malmö.

In these Swedish cities, the cost per square meter varies depending on the year of construction of the house, location and area and year of construction of the building. The most expensive offers are located in the central districts, where the cost for a two-bedroom apartment of a small area (75-80 m2) starts from 160-170 thousand euros, prices for a larger apartment (120-130 m2) in a more prestigious area can reach 500 thousand euros.

There are also inexpensive offers in Sweden, for example, in the suburbs of the capital, just 25-30 minutes from the center, you can buy an apartment with 2 bedrooms (80 m2), for only 100 thousand euros.

For those interested in houses in Sweden, let’s say that an average house with an area of ​​170 m2 costs an average of 250-280 thousand euros in non-prestigious areas and can reach sky-high prices of 2.5-3 million euros in prestigious ones.