Buying a home in Kristineberg
44% pricier than Stockholm ≈7 900 residents
In Kristineberg an apartment costs on average 101 500 kr per square metre, about 44% more than in Stockholm.
Around 7 894 people live here, with a median income of 378 000 kr a year. In the 2022 general election Social Democrats was the largest party with 26% of the vote, and Left Party got a lower share than in Stockholm.
Median, apartment
101 500 kr /m²
Typical 100 000–108 000 kr/m²
9 listings · Estimated from asking prices
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Kristineberg in numbers
Apartment, median 101 500 kr/m²
44% pricier than Stockholm
Stockholm Sweden
Kristineberg 101 500 kr/m² Stockholm 70 500 kr/m² Sweden 43 500 kr/m²
Median income 378 000 kr/yr
9% higher than Stockholm
Stockholm
Kristineberg 378 000 kr/yr Stockholm 347 000 kr
Home ÷ annual income 9.1×
4% higher than Stockholm
Stockholm
Kristineberg 9.1× Stockholm 8.8×
Population: 7 894
Most residents live in co-op apartments (74%)
Share of residents by tenure
Co-op (BR)74 % of residents
Rental25 % of residents
Co-op (BR)74 %Rental25 %
45% fewer votes for Left Party than in Stockholm
General election 2022
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Left Party7 % of votes
Social Democrats26 % of votes
Green Party8 % of votes
Centre Party11 % of votes
Liberals8 % of votes
Christian Democrats4 % of votes
Moderates23 % of votes
Sweden Democrats11 % of votes
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Source: Statistics Sweden & the Swedish Election Authority
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Kristineberg compared with Stockholm
- 1 Vasastan 127 500 kr
- 2 Östermalm 124 500 kr
- 3 Norrmalm 123 500 kr
- 4 Södermalm 110 000 kr
- 5 Kungsholmen 105 500 kr
- 6 Kristineberg 101 500 kr
- 7 Hägersten-Liljeholmen 77 000 kr
- 8 Skarpnäck 68 000 kr
- 9 Bromma 64 000 kr
- 10 Enskede-Årsta 61 000 kr
- 11 Skärholmen 47 500 kr
- 12 Farsta 46 000 kr
Kristineberg ranks 6 of 13 in Stockholm by price.
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