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Record-breaking Rent Negotiation – Second Year in a Row

The rent negotiations get a record-early start this year as well, as Fastighetsägarna GFR has called for negotiations for 2026 on Monday, reports Fastighetstidningen. The Tenants' Association says it is both irresponsible and disrespectful to initiate negotiations already now.

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