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Swedish high‑value house sales July 2026

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Sweden’s residential market continued its upward momentum through July 2026, with a steady stream of multi‑million‑kronor transactions across municipalities of varied size. Early‑month data showed modest per‑square‑metre price gains in Jönköping, Limhamn, Bjärred and Älmhult, while later reports highlighted stronger increases in Falun, Lund and Norrtälje, where villa prices rose 7 %‑14 % versus the previous quarter. Notable high‑value sales included a 107 m² home in Falun for 2.95 million SEK, a 134 m² villa in Lund for 6.10 million SEK, and a 137 m² house in Bunkeflostrand for 7.40 million SEK. New July data added a premium 151 m² house in Rättvik sold for 5.05 million SEK, confirming stable demand and modest price‑per‑square‑metre growth at the municipal level. Comparable transactions were reported in Lund (7.10 million SEK for a 147 m² villa), Bunkeflostrand (7.40 million SEK), Malmö (4.37 million SEK for a 110 m² home) and Veberöd (3.70 million SEK for a 158 m² house). Älmhult recorded a 115 m² house sold for 1.68 million SEK (≈18 300 SEK/m²), while Hjärup saw a 124 m² townhome change hands for 4.70 million SEK (≈41 100 SEK/m²), reflecting a 7 % year‑over‑year increase locally and a 3.4 % regional rise. Across the market, price per square metre remained relatively stable, with modest increases in recent months and no significant shift in overall demand. Later July data added further multimillion‑kronor deals. In Höllviken, a 326‑m² villa sold for 18.6 million SEK (≈57 000 SEK/m²) as villa prices in Vellinge slipped 0.7 % over three months while the broader region rose 4.8 %. In Norrtälje, an 80‑m² house changed hands for 4.5 million SEK, reflecting a 14.4 % rise in local villa prices. The Älmhult transaction confirmed stability, with a 115‑m² house sold for 1.675 million SEK (≈18 250 SEK/m²).

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