Buying a home in Önsta-Norra Gryta-Stenby

7% cheaper than Västerås Higher incomes than Västerås ≈5 600 residents

In Önsta-Norra Gryta-Stenby an apartment costs on average 17 500 kr per square metre, about 7% less than in Västerås. A house costs around 30 500 kr per square metre.

Median, apartment

17 500 kr /m²

Typical 14 000–21 000 kr/m²

9 listings · Estimated from asking prices

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Safety

Reported crime in Västerås stable trend.

33% in the municipality report feeling unsafe outdoors late at night.

2025 · Kolada (BRÅ/SCB)

Önsta-Norra Gryta-Stenby in numbers

Apartment, median 17 500 kr/m²

7% cheaper than Västerås

Västerås Sweden

Önsta-Norra Gryta-Stenby 17 500 kr/m² Västerås 19 000 kr/m² Sweden 42 500 kr/m²

Median income 331 000 kr/yr

15% higher than Västerås

Västerås

Önsta-Norra Gryta-Stenby 331 000 kr/yr Västerås 289 000 kr

Home ÷ annual income 4.5×

4% higher than Västerås

Västerås

Önsta-Norra Gryta-Stenby 4.5× Västerås 4.3×

Population: 5 578

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 %

24% fewer votes for Left Party than in Västerås

General election 2022

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Left Party 5 % of votes

Social Democrats 37 % of votes

Green Party 3 % of votes

Centre Party 6 % of votes

Liberals 5 % of votes

Christian Democrats 5 % of votes

Moderates 22 % of votes

Sweden Democrats 16 % of votes

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More about the area statistics

Around 5 578 people live here, with a median income of 331 000 kr a year. In the 2022 general election Social Democrats was the largest party with 37% of the vote, and Left Party got a lower share than in Västerås.

Source: Statistics Sweden & the Swedish Election Authority

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