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Government Proposes New Rental Laws for 2026
New legislative proposals aim to make the Swedish rental market more flexible. Key changes, expected to be presented in spring 2026, include simplifying the rules for block rentals and subletting tenant-owned apartments. The government is also proposing new ways to handle disputes over "presumptive rents" for newly built properties, allowing for more predictable rent adjustments.
Read More →Housing Market Shows Signs of Recovery in 2026
After a period of correction, the housing market is showing signs of recovery. Major banks and government agencies predict house prices could rise by 6-7% in 2026. This is driven by falling interest rates, a modest economic recovery, and a persistent shortage of housing in major cities.
Read More →Rental Prices Continue to Climb in Major Cities
Regulated rents are rising quickly due to increased costs. In 2025, average rents saw a 6.8% year-on-year increase. The demand remains highest for small apartments in central city locations, keeping the pressure on the rental market despite an increase in new construction.
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