Buying a home in Lilla Torget-Sankt Lars

24% pricier than Linköping Lower incomes than Linköping ≈3 000 residents

In Lilla Torget-Sankt Lars an apartment costs on average 38 000 kr per square metre, about 24% more than in Linköping.

Median, apartment

38 000 kr /m²

Typical 35 000–46 000 kr/m²

12 listings · Estimated from asking prices

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The square-metre price for apartments is debt-adjusted where the association's loan is known, so the figure sits close to the home's total value. Your share of that loan comes off when you sell.

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Location

Nearby Lilla Torget-Sankt Lars

Public transit 190 m

Grocery 100 m

School 140 m

Kindergarten 190 m

Green space 90 m

Lake 250 m

Pharmacy 190 m

Healthcare 130 m

Safety

Reported crime in Linköping falling trend.

25% in the municipality report feeling unsafe outdoors late at night.

2025 · Kolada (BRÅ/SCB)

Lilla Torget-Sankt Lars in numbers

Apartment, median 38 000 kr/m²

24% pricier than Linköping

Linköping Sweden

Lilla Torget-Sankt Lars 38 000 kr/m² Linköping 30 500 kr/m² Sweden 42 000 kr/m²

Median income 268 000 kr/yr

16% lower than Linköping

Linköping

Lilla Torget-Sankt Lars 268 000 kr/yr Linköping 320 000 kr

Home ÷ annual income 11.9×

91% higher than Linköping

Linköping

Lilla Torget-Sankt Lars 11.9× Linköping 6.2×

Population: 3 014

Most residents live in rentals (75%)

Share of residents by tenure

Co-op (BR) 22 % of residents

Rental 75 % of residents

Co-op (BR) 22 % Rental 75 %

31% more votes for Liberals than in Linköping

General election 2026

30 15 0

Left Party 9 % of votes

Social Democrats 26 % of votes

Green Party 6 % of votes

Centre Party 7 % of votes

Liberals 7 % of votes

Christian Democrats 6 % of votes

Moderates 25 % of votes

Sweden Democrats 13 % of votes

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More about the area statistics

Around 3 014 people live here, with a median income of 268 000 kr a year. In the 2026 general election Social Democrats was the largest party with 26% of the vote, and Liberals got a notably higher share than in Linköping.

Source: Statistics Sweden & the Swedish Election Authority

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