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Price per square metre by station

Two apartments can cost the same per square metre yet differ by thousands per month, because one association carries heavy loans. This is the price per square metre near each station, and, as association debt gets read in, also debt-adjusted: price plus the association loan per square metre.

Updated: up to July 2026

39

stations with price data

Apartments within roughly 600 metres walking distance of the station, matched to their nearest station.

By station

Station Mode Asking kr/m² Listings
Gärdet Metro 106,400 kr 24
Fridhemsplan Metro 104,623 kr 40
Rådhuset Metro 104,432 kr 37
Skanstull Metro 101,061 kr 26
Midsommarkransen Metro 82,303 kr 22
Telefonplan Metro 70,714 kr 39
Bällsta bro Tram 70,000 kr 43
Hammarbyhöjden Metro 66,111 kr 26
Galoppfältet Commuter rail 59,575 kr 46
Abrahamsberg Metro 56,743 kr 24
Brommaplan Metro 56,646 kr 52
Roslags Näsby Commuter rail 55,666 kr 44
Fruängen Metro 53,889 kr 25
Blackeberg Metro 53,500 kr 35
Täby centrum Commuter rail 53,085 kr 35
Huvudsta Metro 52,814 kr 20
Sollentuna Commuter rail 52,655 kr 29
Solna station Tram 52,566 kr 21
Vega Commuter rail 46,907 kr 34
Råcksta Metro 45,379 kr 63
Vällingby Metro 43,780 kr 31
Huddinge Commuter rail 43,047 kr 20
Rissne Metro 42,741 kr 20
Kragstalund Commuter rail 41,545 kr 29
Vallentuna Commuter rail 38,781 kr 22
Kista Metro 38,621 kr 23
Upplands Väsby Commuter rail 36,646 kr 73
Åkersberga Commuter rail 35,497 kr 21
Hallonbergen Metro 34,857 kr 20
Kungsängen Commuter rail 34,756 kr 23
Skärholmen Metro 34,360 kr 20
Hässelby strand Metro 34,245 kr 26
Kallhäll Commuter rail 33,257 kr 82
Alby Metro 33,194 kr 31
Rågsved Metro 32,393 kr 21
Jakobsberg Commuter rail 31,296 kr 58
Hallunda Metro 25,946 kr 30
Märsta Commuter rail 24,959 kr 38
Nynäsgård Commuter rail 22,594 kr 33

The figures build on asking prices from openly published listings over the last twelve months, not final prices. Stations with fewer than 20 listings are not shown. Debt-adjusted figures, asking price plus the association loan per square metre, are added as association debt gets read in from annual reports.

Why is the price per square metre not enough?

Buying an apartment in a Swedish housing association means effectively taking over a share of the association loans, and you pay their interest through the monthly fee. A cheap-looking apartment in a heavily indebted association can cost more per month than a seemingly pricier one in a debt-free association. The debt-adjusted price makes the two comparable.

How is the debt-adjusted price computed?

Asking price per square metre plus the association loan per square metre of total floor area. It is the same principle professional analysts use to compare apartments across associations with different debt levels.

Why do some stations lack an adjusted figure?

The association debt is not in the listing; it comes from annual reports. When too few listings near a station have a known debt we show no adjusted value at all, rather than a figure on thin data.

Are these asking or final prices?

Asking prices. The final price is set by the bidding and differs by municipality and location. How much bidding tends to move the price is on the final-price-vs-asking-price page.

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