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Real estate prices up in Sweden |
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woensdag 17 februari 2010 01:00 |
Housing prices are up in most Swedish counties – but not in all.
Real estate prices for one- or two-dwelling buildings increased by 2 percent during the last three months (November 2009 through January 2010) compared to the previous three months, the statistics office said Wednesday.
On a yearly basis prices increased by 7 percent.
The average price was 1,954,000 kronor during the three-months-period.
The greatest increases occurred in Jämtland, Västernorrland, Dalarna, Västmanland, Kronoberg and Stockholm County. Prices fell in Örebro, Värmland, Gotland, Kalmar, Jönköping and Södermanland County.
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County
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Average price latest period (SEK 1000) |
Change since previous period (%)
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Change since previous year (%) |
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Stockholm
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3 617 |
+4 |
+9 |
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Uppsala
|
2 015 |
+1 |
+8 |
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Södermanland
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1 694 |
-2 |
+5 |
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Östergötland
|
1 642 |
0 |
+7 |
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Jönköping
|
1 352 |
-2 |
+3 |
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Kronoberg
|
1 226 |
+5 |
+5 |
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Kalmar
|
1 103 |
-1 |
+7 |
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Gotland
|
1 745 |
-3 |
+13 |
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Blekinge
|
1 230 |
+3 |
+9 |
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Skåne
|
2 184 |
+3 |
+9 |
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Halland
|
2 166 |
+3 |
+9 |
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Västra Götaland
|
1 922 |
+2 |
+8 |
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Värmland
|
1 086 |
-2 |
+2 |
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Örebro
|
1 224 |
-2 |
+2 |
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Västmanland
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1 661 |
+4 |
+7 |
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Dalarna
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1 103 |
+4 |
+10 |
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Gävleborg
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1 097 |
+3 |
+5 |
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Västernorrland
|
934 |
+4 |
+10 |
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Jämtland
|
1 107 |
+5 |
+13 |
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Västerbotten
|
1 313 |
+3 |
+4 |
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Norrbotten
|
959 |
+3 |
+5 |
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Metropolitan areas
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Greater Stockholm
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3 617 |
+4 |
+9 |
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Greater Göteborg
|
2 724 |
+2 |
+11 |
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Greater Malmö
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2 757 |
+6 |
+10 |
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The whole country
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1 954 |
+2 |
+7 |
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Town
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Average price latest period (SEK 1000) |
Change since previous period (%)
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Change since previous year (%)
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Järfälla
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3 194 |
+8 |
+16 |
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Huddinge
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3 365 |
+8 |
+13 |
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Botkyrka
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2 529 |
+5 |
+7 |
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Haninge
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2 776 |
+4 |
+7 |
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Täby
|
4 105 |
+2 |
+12 |
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Sollentuna
|
4 406 |
+3 |
+11 |
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Stockholm
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4 207 |
+6 |
+14 |
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Södertälje
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2 535 |
+4 |
+9 |
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Nacka
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4 706 |
+7 |
+12 |
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Norrtälje
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2 227 |
-8 |
-8 |
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Uppsala
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2 598 |
+3 |
+10 |
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Nyköping
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1 849 |
-4 |
+2 |
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Eskilstuna
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1 665 |
-4 |
+4 |
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Linköping
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2 329 |
0 |
+8 |
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Norrköping
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1 960 |
-3 |
+8 |
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Jönköping
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2 252 |
0 |
+12 |
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Växjö
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1 919 |
+8 |
+10 |
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Kalmar
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1 765 |
+7 |
+21 |
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Gotland
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1 745 |
-3 |
+13 |
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Karlskrona
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1 398 |
-2 |
+7 |
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Malmö
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3 233 |
+6 |
+11 |
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Lund
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2 825 |
+11 |
+14 |
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Helsingborg
|
3 015 |
+5 |
+10 |
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Kristianstad
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1 449 |
+3 |
+11 |
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Hässleholm
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1 126 |
-2 |
+3 |
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Halmstad
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2 145 |
+9 |
+8 |
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Varberg
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2 187 |
+2 |
+14 |
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Kungsbacka
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2 897 |
+1 |
+11 |
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Göteborg
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3 215 |
+2 |
+12 |
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Mölndal
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3 047 |
+7 |
+14 |
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Uddevalla
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1 721 |
+4 |
+13 |
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Trollhättan
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1 606 |
-2 |
-3 |
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Borås
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1 644 |
+4 |
+9 |
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Skövde
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1 501 |
+3 |
-1 |
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Karlstad
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1 798 |
+6 |
+11 |
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Örebro
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2 010 |
+1 |
+6 |
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Västerås
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2 275 |
+6 |
+8 |
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Falun
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1 541 |
-8 |
+11 |
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Gävle
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1 690 |
+1 |
+4 |
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Sundsvall
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1 380 |
+7 |
+16 |
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Örnsköldsvik
|
876 |
-1 |
+4 |
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Östersund
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2 054 |
+6 |
+19 |
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Umeå
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2 192 |
+4 |
+6 |
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Skellefteå
|
847 |
+2 |
+8 |
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Luleå
|
1 615 |
+6 |
+10 |
Bron: The Swedish Wire
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