Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) reported that Swedish housing‑cooperative sales reached 102,062 units in 2025, a total value of 295 billion SEK, up 5 billion SEK or nearly 2 percent higher than in 2024. The average sale price rose 2 percent, from 2.829 million SEK in 2024 to 2.888 million SEK. Sales in the three largest metropolitan areas—Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö—accounted for more than 230 billion SEK, or 78 percent of the total, with Stockholm alone contributing 172 billion SEK (58 percent of national sales). The number of sales fell by 362 units from the previous year, although more than half of all transactions occurred in the three metro areas (39 percent in Stockholm, 11 percent in Gothenburg, 10 percent in Malmö). The national average price for a cooperative apartment was 2.9 million SEK, but regional prices varied widely, ranging from 4.3 million SEK in Stockholm County to 945 thousand SEK in Västernorrland County.
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