Buying a home in Norby-Norra Valsätra

20% cheaper than Uppsala Higher incomes than Uppsala ≈5 300 residents

In Norby-Norra Valsätra an apartment costs on average 29 500 kr per square metre, about 20% less than in Uppsala. A house costs around 52 000 kr per square metre.

Median, apartment

29 500 kr /m²

Typical 25 000–31 000 kr/m²

7 listings · Estimated from asking prices

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Location

Nearby Norby-Norra Valsätra

Public transit 250 m

Grocery 290 m

School 510 m

Kindergarten 190 m

Green space 140 m

Pharmacy 1,3 km

Safety

Reported crime in Uppsala stable trend.

22% in the municipality report feeling unsafe outdoors late at night.

2025 · Kolada (BRÅ/SCB)

Norby-Norra Valsätra in numbers

Apartment, median 29 500 kr/m²

20% cheaper than Uppsala

Uppsala Sweden

Norby-Norra Valsätra 29 500 kr/m² Uppsala 37 000 kr/m² Sweden 42 000 kr/m²

Median income 378 000 kr/yr

29% higher than Uppsala

Uppsala

Norby-Norra Valsätra 378 000 kr/yr Uppsala 294 000 kr

Home ÷ annual income 4.9×

32% lower than Uppsala

Uppsala

Norby-Norra Valsätra 4.9× Uppsala 7.2×

Population: 5 329

Most residents live in owned houses (76%)

Share of residents by tenure

Co-op (BR) 19 % of residents

Rental 4 % of residents

Owned house 76 % of residents

Co-op (BR) 19 % Rental 4 % Owned house 76 %

78% more votes for Liberals than in Uppsala

General election 2026

30 15 0

Left Party 6 % of votes

Social Democrats 24 % of votes

Green Party 19 % of votes

Centre Party 14 % of votes

Liberals 9 % of votes

Christian Democrats 5 % of votes

Moderates 16 % of votes

Sweden Democrats 6 % of votes

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More about the area statistics

Around 5 329 people live here, with a median income of 378 000 kr a year. In the 2026 general election Social Democrats was the largest party with 24% of the vote, and Liberals got a notably higher share than in Uppsala.

Source: Statistics Sweden & the Swedish Election Authority

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