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Supreme Court Decision on Swedish Land Rent Dispute Expected Tomorrow

The moment of decision is now near for thousands of Swedes in multi-family houses on rented land. Tomorrow, the verdict will fall, which can have significant implications for how land rent is calculated and ultimately for housing costs.

Supreme Court Decision on Swedish Land Rent Dispute Expected Tomorrow

Proposal: Force Property Owners to Take Responsibility

Property owners should be able to be forced to take responsibility for safety in their area or pay for it, proposes the government's investigator. Counterproductive, believes a critical industry.

Proposal: Force Property Owners to Take Responsibility

Associations are under pressure – yet still not increasing the fee

Housing associations are still pressed by high costs and new fee increases are waiting for 2025. Many associations are choosing to let the fee remain.

Associations are under pressure – yet still not increasing the fee

So much will rent increase next year

A large part of the rents are now nailed down for the year 2025 and there will be significant increases this time as well. We have reached the pain threshold, says Carl-Johan Bergström, chief negotiator at the Tenants' Association.

So much will rent increase next year

The price of tap water is skyrocketing – just the beginning

The costs for water and sewage are skyrocketing. In every fourth municipality, the fee has been increased by over 20 percent this year.

The price of tap water is skyrocketing – just the beginning

Condominium Boards to be Relieved of Heavy Registry

The Land Survey Office is allocated 10 million kronor in the autumn budget to establish a condominium register, reports [Di. se](https://www.

Condominium Boards to be Relieved of Heavy Registry

Tough battle over rents – record demand sparks outrage

More than 15 percent rent increase next year. The record-high bid has made the Tenants' Association go through the roof.

Tough battle over rents – record demand sparks outrage