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Supreme Court Ruling on Land Rent Offers Relief to Swedish Residents

A 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.

Supreme Court Ruling on Land Rent Offers Relief to Swedish Residents

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

Minister reported to the Constitutional Committee for "cronyism"

The Left Party is reporting Finance Market Minister Niklas Wykman (M) together with the government to the Constitutional Committee, writes [Altinget](https://www. altinget.

Minister reported to the Constitutional Committee for "cronyism"

The Culture Year 2024 – Poetry, Canon, and Crisis

Bruno K Öijer fans experienced ecstasy at the same time as the young poets stepped forward. But the cultural year 2024 was marked by economic crisis and the debate about a Swedish cultural canon that dragged on.

The Culture Year 2024 – Poetry, Canon, and Crisis

Proposal to scrap criticized model welcomed

Cultural institutions are cautiously positive about the proposal to abolish the criticized cost-rent model – but emphasize that the government must compensate for the rent increase. It could be a really good solution, says Lisa Månsson at the Natural History Museum.

Proposal to scrap criticized model welcomed

Investigator: Cost-based rent should be abolished

The criticized cost rent should be abolished. This is the opinion of the government's investigator, who instead proposes market rent for, among other things, the National Museum and the Royal Opera.

Investigator: Cost-based rent should be abolished

Leak at Dramaten – audience gets water on them

The Dramaten now knows why water poured into the auditorium on the Main Stage during a performance. It was the weather protection on the roof that was a bit inadequate, says the Dramaten's press officer Lena Törner.

Leak at Dramaten – audience gets water on them

The Dance Museum in Stockholm Forced to Close

The Dance Museum in Stockholm is forced to close after the turn of the year and is now looking for cheaper premises. The state grants have not been increased since 2018, while rent and salary costs have skyrocketed.

The Dance Museum in Stockholm Forced to Close

Tight Squeeze for the Opera and Opera Cellar

The Royal Court Orchestra will be able to continue rehearsing in the opera house in Stockholm when the building is renovated. To solve this, the Opera and the restaurant Operakällaren will be allowed to squeeze in, according to the proposal from the National Property Board.

Tight Squeeze for the Opera and Opera Cellar

Smoke at the Opera came from an open fireplace

The smoke development at the Royal Opera in the weekend came from an open fireplace. The press service at the National Property Board (SFV) tells TT that the fireplace had been used and that smoke seeped out into the room from the inside of the chimney.

Smoke at the Opera came from an open fireplace

Unexplained Smoke at the Opera

The smoke development at the Royal Opera in Stockholm ceased without the Rescue Service being able to find an explanation, says the Opera's press officer Jenny Mattson. > We must of course find out where the smoke came from, she says.

Unexplained Smoke at the Opera

Opera CEO positive about government's decision

The Royal Opera's CEO Fredrik Lindgren is positively inclined towards the government's green light to proceed with a renovation of the opera house in Stockholm. .

Opera CEO positive about government's decision

The Government Proceeds with the Renovation of the Opera

The projection for a renovation of the Royal Opera receives the green light from the government. At the same time, the Royal Court Orchestra receives the message that they will be allowed to rehearse in the house even after the renovation – although without the spaces being expanded.

The Government Proceeds with the Renovation of the Opera