Swedish towns record multiple residential property sales

Recent transactions in several Swedish municipalities show a range of residential property sales. In Motala, a 64 m² house on Pojkbergsvägen was bought for 2.3 million SEK. In Vikarbyn, a 71 m² house on Östra Röjeråsvägen sold for 963 000 SEK. A 90 m² 1950‑built house in Strömsnäsbruk changed hands for 570 000 SEK. In Furulund, a 117 m² villa was purchased for 5 million SEK. Vimmerby saw a 109 m² house sell for 2.25 million SEK, while Arlöv recorded a 114 m² house sale at 4.35 million SEK. Prices per square metre varied from about 11 500 SEK to over 33 000 SEK, with most local markets reporting little change over recent months.