In the second quarter of 2026, property prices in Sweden showed mixed trends. Prices for permanent homes increased by nearly 2% compared to the previous quarter, with an average national price of 4.0 million kronor. In urban areas, prices ranged from 5.3 million kronor in Stomahalm to 7.0 million kronor in Stockholm. Leisure homes saw a 5% quarterly rise, averaging 2.6 million kronor. Agricultural properties rose 1%, while rental properties decreased by 3%. The data, based on purchase dates, reflects preliminary figures. Next publication: September 10, 2026. Source: Lantmäteriet. SCB provides statistics for decision-making, debate, and research.
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