1 rooms, 39 m² in Stockholm
39 m² · 250 SEK/m²
Published 90 days ago
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Rooms
1
Size
39 m²
Rent
9,750 SEK/mo
↓ 100% below avg
kr/m²
250
Available from
1 Aug
Listed
2 Jul
2026
Is this a fair rent?
Compared to other rentals in Stockholm and nearby areas.
HomeSpotter Rent Indicator
High confidence
Based on 459 first-hand contracts in Stockholm
Rent distribution: 1-room in Stockholm
This apartment
9,750 kr
Based on 168 1-room apartments in Stockholm
Compare with other areas
| This apt | Stockholm | Södermalm | Kungsholmen | Östermalm | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rent | 9,750 kr | 3,103,942 kr 100% | 6,530 kr 49% | 6,824 kr 43% | 5,937 kr 64% |
| SEK/m² | 250 kr | 64601 kr 100% | 190 kr 32% | 194 kr 29% | 252 kr |
| Size | 39 m² | 54 m² 28% | 55 m² 29% | 40 m² 2% | 24 m² 63% |
| Tempo | 90 days | 90 days | - - | - - | 20 days 350% |
Can you afford this apartment?
The rent is within the recommended 30% of your income.
Cost comparison
This apartment
117,000
SEK/year
Avg 1-room Stockholm
37,247,304
SEK/year
You save compared to the average in Stockholm
-37,130,304 kr
1 year
-111,390,912 kr
3 years
-185,651,520 kr
5 years
This 1-room apartment in Stockholm offers above-average space (39 m² compared to the average 31 m²) at a rent that is 100% below the average for 1-room apartments in the area. At 250 SEK per square metre and a monthly rent of 9,750 SEK, the combination of lower rent and larger floor plan is uncommon in Stockholm. All rental data is based on actual first-hand contracts identified by HomeSpotter from landlords in Stockholm.
At 39 m², this apartment is 26% above the average for 1-room apartments in Stockholm (31 m²). The price per square metre of 250 SEK/m² is below the area average of 64601 SEK/m².
The average rent for 1-room apartments in Stockholm has decreased from 9,414,702 SEK/month (2021) to 8,973 SEK/month (2026), a decline of -100%. Falling rent levels may mean better negotiating positions or more options for apartment seekers in Stockholm.
Apartments in Stockholm remain available for an average of 90 days. This gives apartment seekers more time to compare options and make well-informed decisions.
Through Stockholm's housing queue, the wait for first-hand contracts in Stockholm is approximately 20 years. With HomeSpotter, no queue is needed.
1-room apartments make up 37% of listings in Stockholm, with an average size of 31 m². The supply of 1-room apartments in Stockholm varies depending on season and landlord availability.
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What it's like living in Stockholm
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden, situated on 14 islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea. The city offers an enormous range of culture, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment, with neighborhoods ranging from historic Gamla Stan to modern Hammarby Sjöstad.
Does this apartment suit you?
Affordable with good transit to city
Good commute, quieter neighbourhood
Compact but accessible area
Compact for a family
The rental market in Stockholm
Average rent per year: 1-room in Stockholm
Demand: 1-room in Stockholm
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