Current population context from official monthly statistics.
Population249,84331 May 202612-month change+0.8%2025M05 → 2026M05
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Observed
Housing market
Registered sales of permanent one- or two-dwelling buildings without site leasehold rights. Annual averages describe sold properties, not every home in the municipality.
Permanent housesObservation year 2025
Average purchase price
SEK 5,042,000
Change from previous year
+5.9%
Registered sales
858
Sales change
+0.2%
Annual average purchase price
2024
SEK 4,759,000
2025
SEK 5,042,000
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Unavailable
Market outlook
No predictive result is published. KvarterIQ will show a forecast only after out-of-time evaluation, calibration, and monitoring gates pass.
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Derived
Affordability scenario
Test a purchase using Sweden's current statutory loan-to-value and minimum amortisation rules.
Enter a price, deposit, and interest rate to calculate the scenario.
Minimum annual amortisation is 2% above 70% loan-to-value, 1% above 50%, and 0% at or below 50% under the statutory rule.
Illustrative calculation, not a credit offer. It excludes fees, tax effects, operating costs, lender affordability tests, and individual loan terms.
Municipality population is useful context, but it does not describe an individual neighbourhood or predict house prices.
Published service evidence
Approved public facility points can inform practical access. This municipality view does not use a centroid and does not calculate a home-specific distance.
No approved service coverage has been published for this municipality.
A missing facility in partial or unavailable coverage does not mean that the service is absent.
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Unavailable
Changes and risks
Planning, transport, construction, environmental, and climate-risk feeds are not connected yet. No proxy values are shown.
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Observed
Sources and limitations
Market data comes from SCB table TAB1169 and population from TAB6471. Derived changes compare the two displayed periods. All values are municipality-level observations.
Statistics Sweden (SCB) · TAB11692024–2025 · CC0 · 5 June 2026