On July 1st, it will be easier for everyone who lives in a tenant-owned apartment to sublet. However, not everyone is happy with the change. "This is sad," says HSB chairman Johan Nyhus.
BusinessHomeowners can expect new sharp increases in monthly fees next year. Many associations are raising rates by 10–15 percent, but the average is likely to be significantly lower, according to housing organizations.
BusinessOnce again, a substantial increase in district heating prices is expected. The increase next year will be at least 6-7 percent, according to forecasts. Heating is often the most expensive housing cost, so it will hurt your wallet even more. At least half of our associations will increase their fees because of district heating, says HSB manager Johan Nyhus.
BusinessThe Government wants to raise the ceiling for how large loans home buyers can take and soften the requirement for amortizations. The Central Bank, National Debt Office and National Institute of Economic Research (NIER) are among those who warn of risks with the proposals.
BusinessA housing association in Stockholm wins a lawsuit against the landowner the National Property Board in the Supreme Court (SC). The verdict on reduced land lease can have implications for others living in houses on rented land.
BusinessThe 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. For a housing association, it can be a matter of thousands of kronor per month.
BusinessHousing associations are still pressed by high costs and new fee increases are waiting for 2025. Many associations are choosing to let the fee remain. One sees an opportunity to breathe a little, says Jonas Gustavsson at the property manager Nabo.
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