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Sweden › Stockholm · Stockholms län · 26 kommuner · area statistics

What homes cost in Stockholm.

A bostadsrätt in Stockholms län sold for a median of SEK 3,500,000 in 2025 – +2.9% in a year – and a house for SEK 6,961,000 on average. 2,486,251 people, kommun by kommun.

Official statistics of Statistics Sweden: bostadsrätter and houses sold, the house price index, rents, people and incomes. VERA PI shows no individual sale in Sweden – why, below.

SEK 3.5mbostadsrätt, median 2025
+2.9%in a year
SEK 6.96mhouse, mean 2025
+2.6%house index, a year
39,748bostadsrätter sold, 2025
2,486,251people, 2025
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Prices

What homes sell for.

A bostadsrätt in Stockholms län sold for a median of SEK 3,500,000 in 2025 – +2.9% in a year, +27.3% in ten – in 39,748 sales. A house sold for SEK 6,961,000 on average (+3.2% in a year); the latest three months to September 2026 averaged SEK 7,152,000.

Bostadsrätt, medianSEK 3.5m2025 · 39,748 sold
In a year+2.9%Median against 2024
Houses, mean priceSEK 6.96m2025 · 9,432 sold
House index, a year+2.6%Stor-Stockholm, 2026 Q2

Bostadsrätter sold in Stockholms län, a year

The median and the mean price, 2000 – 2025.

  • Median
  • Mean
  • Median, Stor-Stockholm
01m2m3m4m5m200020052010201520202025SEK 4.32m MeanSEK 3.5m MedianSEK 3.5m Stor-Sthlm

Sales of bostadsrätter by region (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0.

  • Median
  • Mean
  • Median, Stor-Stockholm
01m2m3m4m5m200020052010201520202025SEK 4.32mSEK 3.5mSEK 3.5m

Sales of bostadsrätter by region (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0.

House price index, Stor-Stockholm

Permanent småhus, quarterly, 1981 = 100.

050010001500199019952000200520102015202020251311 index

Fastighetsprisindex för permanenta småhus (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden.

050010001500199019952000200520102015202020251311

Fastighetsprisindex för permanenta småhus (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden.

Houses sold, the latest three months

Mean price of småhus in Stockholms län, a rolling three-month window, monthly.

02m4m6m8m200020052010201520202025SEK 7.15m mean

Småhusbarometern (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden.

02m4m6m8m200020052010201520202025SEK 7.15m

Småhusbarometern (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden.

Houses sold in Stockholms län, a year

The mean price of permanent småhus (freehold, not site-leasehold), 1981 – 2025. A mean, not a mix-adjusted index: a year of larger houses moves it.

02m4m6m8m198519901995200020052010201520202025SEK 6.96m Stockholms län

Sales of småhus by kommun (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0.

02m4m6m8m198519901995200020052010201520202025SEK 6.96m

Sales of småhus by kommun (BO0501), Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0.

Kommuner

Kommun by kommun.

The mean price of the houses sold in 2025, its change over one and ten years, the number sold, the mean net income, and the house price since 2005. Each kommun opens on its own page.

KommunHouse, mean1 yr10 yrsSoldNet income2005 –
Danderyd32,500 people · 37% bostadsrättSEK 13.81m+5.5%+35.7%168SEK 1,048k
Lidingö48,369 people · 38% bostadsrättSEK 13.14m+1.6%+40.9%252SEK 709k
Solna86,435 people · 63% bostadsrättSEK 10.85m−1.6%+17.0%28SEK 414k
Nacka113,730 people · 50% bostadsrättSEK 10.07m+7.2%+42.0%579SEK 541k
Sundbyberg57,000 people · 47% bostadsrättSEK 10.04m+3.6%+46.9%58SEK 384k
Stockholm stad999,239 people · 49% bostadsrättSEK 8.85m+2.9%+33.9%1,380SEK 468k
Täby78,514 people · 47% bostadsrättSEK 8.83m+2.9%+42.1%562SEK 537k
Vaxholm11,636 people · 39% bostadsrättSEK 8.24m−4.1%+36.3%102SEK 543k
Sollentuna78,033 people · 38% bostadsrättSEK 8.05m+0.6%+29.8%429SEK 459k
Tyresö49,645 people · 30% bostadsrättSEK 6.63m+4.9%+37.1%340SEK 421k
Värmdö46,601 people · 25% bostadsrättSEK 6.59m+6.0%+49.0%453SEK 454k
Ekerö29,062 people · 14% bostadsrättSEK 6.54m+3.0%+46.7%320SEK 500k
Huddinge114,686 people · 31% bostadsrättSEK 6.5m+3.5%+36.4%711SEK 376k
Österåker49,943 people · 22% bostadsrättSEK 5.67m+0.1%+56.3%525SEK 460k
Vallentuna35,361 people · 33% bostadsrättSEK 5.57m+5.4%+49.3%315SEK 418k
Järfälla90,180 people · 41% bostadsrättSEK 5.57m+1.8%+22.5%376SEK 357k
Salem17,370 people · 32% bostadsrättSEK 5.47m+0.9%+32.9%84SEK 388k
Upplands Väsby50,495 people · 36% bostadsrättSEK 5.4m+2.6%+27.4%183SEK 356k
Sigtuna53,365 people · 29% bostadsrättSEK 5.39m+0.6%+36.9%259SEK 334k
Haninge101,408 people · 35% bostadsrättSEK 5.07m+3.2%+31.0%520SEK 345k
Upplands-Bro33,333 people · 30% bostadsrättSEK 4.82m+3.8%+36.4%180SEK 350k
Botkyrka96,750 people · 25% bostadsrättSEK 4.79m−1.8%+27.9%371SEK 310k
Nykvarn12,384 people · 15% bostadsrättSEK 4.56m+2.6%+51.7%104SEK 401k
Södertälje102,772 people · 23% bostadsrättSEK 4.32m+3.5%+42.2%371SEK 314k
Nynäshamn30,610 people · 22% bostadsrättSEK 4.18m+4.9%+50.1%203SEK 340k
Norrtälje66,832 people · 25% bostadsrättSEK 3.57m+2.0%+57.8%559SEK 352k

Sales of småhus by kommun (BO0501), net income (HE0110), dwellings by tenure (BO0104) – Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0.

People and homes

Stockholms län, counted.

2,486,251 people lived here at the end of 2025 – +11.4% since 2015 – in 1,127,801 households and 1,184,220 dwellings. The mean net income of the people aged 20 and over was SEK 442k a year in 2024.

People, 20252,486,251+11.4% since 2015
Mean net income, 2024SEK 442k+3.7% since 2019, fixed prices
Bostadsrätt42%494,577 of 1,184,220 dwellings
Children and young, under 2022.9%17.2% aged 65 or over

How the dwellings are held, 2025

Dwellings by tenure (upplåtelseform).

  • Bostadsrätt (tenant-owned)42% · 494,577
  • Hyresrätt (rented)36% · 430,221
  • Äganderätt (owner-occupied)22% · 259,352
  • Not stated0% · 70

By building

BuildingDwellingsBostadsrättRentedOwned
Blocks of flats818,87656%43%0%
Houses (småhus)290,4779%3%89%
Special housing57,8264%96%0%
Other buildings17,04135%65%0%

When the homes were built

Dwellings by build period, 2025.

Before 193111%
1931 – 19407%
1941 – 19507%
1951 – 196011%
1961 – 197016%
1971 – 198013%
1981 – 19908%
1991 – 20005%
2001 – 20107%
2011 – 202010%
2021 or later5%

Households, 2025

Couples with children23%
Couples without children20%
Single parents8%
Living alone41%
Other households8%

Population (BE0101), households (BE0101), net income (HE0110, people aged 20 and over, mean, 2024 prices), dwellings by tenure and build period (BO0104) – Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0. Summed over 1362 DeSO areas (2025).

Rents

What a rented home costs.

The median rent of a rented flat (hyresrätt) in Stockholms län was SEK 1,728 per square metre a year in 2026 (+4.4% in a year) – about SEK 10,080 a month for 70 m². Swedish rents are set by negotiation (bruksvärde), not by the market.

Median rent per m², a year

1,0001,2001,4001,6001,8002016201820202022202420261,728 Stockholms län

Rents in rented dwellings (BO0406), median annual rent per m², Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0.

1,0001,2001,4001,6001,8002016201820202022202420261,728

Rents in rented dwellings (BO0406), median annual rent per m², Source: Statistics Sweden, CC BY 4.0.

By kommun, 2026

AreaSEK per m², a year1 yr
Vallentuna2,597+8.9%
Täby2,406+2.9%
Nykvarn2,001+3.5%
Lidingö1,987+12.5%
Upplands-Bro1,925+0.3%
Danderyd1,906+4.3%
Nacka1,896+4.2%
Haninge1,826+4.0%
Solna1,787+7.3%
Värmdö1,785+3.0%
Stockholm stad1,772+3.6%
Sigtuna1,766+3.3%
Ekerö1,719+3.6%
Sundbyberg1,712+11.2%
Upplands Väsby1,671+3.4%
Vaxholm1,648+12.6%
Norrtälje1,648+8.1%
Huddinge1,644+7.8%
Nynäshamn1,618+2.5%
Järfälla1,614+6.0%
Salem1,611+2.0%
Österåker1,596+3.4%
Södertälje1,573+6.1%
Sollentuna1,549+3.8%
Tyresö1,531+5.4%
Botkyrka1,371+9.4%

What VERA PI does not show here, and why

  • No individual sale. The price of a house or an owner-occupied flat sits in Lantmäteriet’s register of sale prices (fastighetsprisregistret), which is not open data; SCB publishes it as statistics by kommun and län, and those are the prices shown here. A bostadsrätt is a share in a housing association, not real property – its sales are in no public register at all (the figures for bostadsrätter are SCB’s statistics by län).
  • No prices below the kommun: SCB does not publish sale prices by stadsdel or DeSO. The night picture is coloured by the mean net income of each DeSO area, never by a price.
  • No property boundary, no address file and no building’s own record: Lantmäteriet’s open property, address and building data (high-value datasets, CC BY 4.0) are released only on an approved application, which VERA PI has not yet made.
  • No asking prices and no listings: Hemnet’s and Booli’s terms do not allow their listings to be copied, and VERA PI does not copy them.
  • No estimate for a home: without sale-level data an estimate would be a guess, and VERA PI does not publish guesses.

Sources and licences

Every figure, and where it comes from.

Every figure is official statistics from Statistics Sweden (SCB) under CC BY 4.0 – «Source: Statistics Sweden» – for the period stated beside it; boundaries from SCB’s DeSO 2025 and Stockholms stad’s Stadskarta (© Stockholms stad, Stadsbyggnadskontoret, CC BY); school units from Skolverket; buildings, stations and parks © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0). Nothing here is a valuation. VERA PI has processed the figures (sums over DeSO areas, changes, ranks).

  • Statistics Sweden (SCB) – Statistikdatabasenfastighetspriser och lagfarter (BO0501), bostadsbestånd (BO0104), hyror (BO0406), befolkning (BE0101), inkomster (HE0110); read 20 October 2026CC BY 4.0 · Source: Statistics Sweden · www.scb.se
  • Statistics Sweden – DeSO 2025 (demographic statistical areas)2025_v2Open geodata, CC BY 4.0 · Source: Statistics Sweden · www.scb.se/vara-tjanster/oppna-data/oppna-geodata
  • Stockholms stad – Stadskartan: stadsdelar and stadsdelsnämndsområdenStadsbyggnadskontoret, DataportalenCC BY · © Stockholms stad, Stadsbyggnadskontoret · dataportalen.stockholm.se
  • Skolverket – the school-unit register and planned educationsopen APIs, read 20 October 2026Open data · Source: Skolverket · www.skolverket.se
  • OpenStreetMap – buildings, stations and parksGeofabrik's Sweden extract, 2026-10-20ODbL 1.0 · © OpenStreetMap contributors · www.openstreetmap.org/copyright