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What does living there cost?
The fee or the house's running costs and property fee – and how the association's loans react when rates rise.
House · a month, without running costs
SEK 18,771/month
housing cost without running costs: interest after the tax reduction, amortisation and property fee – enter the running costs from the agent's description
- Interest after the reductionSEK 5.4m loan at 2.72 %, 30 % tax reduction
- SEK 8,911/month
- Amortisation2 % of the loan a year (Act 2026:226)
- SEK 8,992/month
- Running costs (power, heating, water, waste, insurance)Enter the running costs a year from the agent's description
- Not included
- Municipal property feeThe cap SEK 10,425 a year (2026) – enter the assessed value for the exact fee
- at most SEK 869/month
- A month, without running costswithout amortisation: SEK 9,779/month
- SEK 18,771/month
- Your loan, rates +1 pointafter the tax reduction
- +SEK 3,552/month
- The running costs are not in the total until you enter them: power, heating, water and sewerage, waste and insurance are in the agent's description.
- The running costs must be in the agent's property description, and the agent must offer you a written housing-cost calculation (Estate Agents Act ch. 3 ss. 14 and 16).
- The property fee for 2026: 0.75 % of the assessed value, at most SEK 10,425 per residential building (SEK 10,074 for 2025). Whoever owns the house on 1 January pays for the whole year.
- The interest deduction (30 % of interest, 21 % above SEK 100,000 a year) is a tax reduction: it counts against your tax and needs enough tax to reduce (Income Tax Act ch. 67 s. 10).
How this is worked out
A month = (interest − tax reduction + amortisation) ÷ 12 + the running costs ÷ 12 + the property fee ÷ 12. Tax reduction 30 % up to SEK 100,000 of interest a year, 21 % above. Amortisation per Act 2026:226 s. 7. Property fee: 0.75 % of the assessed value, at most SEK 10,425 a year.
Rules and sources
- Act (2026:226) on limiting mortgage credit – s. 4 loans at most 90 % of the value, s. 5 top-ups at most 80 %, s. 7 amortisation 1 % above 50 % and 2 % above 70 %, s. 10 new-builds up to five years · in force from 1 Apr 2026 · read 4 Nov 2026
- Income Tax Act (1999:1229) – ch. 45 s. 33 and ch. 46 s. 18 22/30 of the gain, 50 % of a loss; ch. 47 deferral; ch. 65 s. 7 30 %; ch. 67 s. 10 tax reduction 30 %/21 % · read 4 Nov 2026
- Statistics Sweden: financial market statistics, Sept 2026 – average rate on new mortgages: variable 2.72 %, fixed 3 months–1 year 3.04 %, 1–5 years 3.39 % – the pre-filled rate · read 4 Nov 2026
- Skatteverket: property fee and tax – 0.75 % of the assessed value, at most SEK 10,425 per residential building for 2026 (SEK 10,074 for 2025); none for the first 15 years for value year 2012 or later; an unbuilt plot: state property tax 1 % of the assessed value · in force from 1 Jan 2026 · read 4 Nov 2026
- Municipal Property Fee Act (2007:1398) – the fee and its cap · read 4 Nov 2026
- Estate Agents Act (2021:516) – ch. 3 s. 1 both parties' interests, s. 12 advice and the duty to inspect, ss. 14–16 property description and housing-cost calculation, s. 18 the list of bids · read 4 Nov 2026
General information – not financial or legal advice.