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91 municipalities20,442 listings we watchFree to publish

Know what you can charge.

Rent levels per municipality, calculated from current first-hand listings. Set the rent on evidence rather than instinct — and publish your listing free.

What can you charge?

Publish a listing

No lock-in · Every listing is reviewed

Without evidence

Set the rent too high and the listing sits there. Too low, and you lose money for years.

Three tabs, a forum thread and the neighbour’s rent — and then a guess.

Facts and figures

+66%

higher median rent for a two-room flat in Nacka than in the country as a whole.

With bojakt

The median rent for your municipality and size — and how many listings the figure rests on.

The whole country

Every municipality with enough evidence gets its own page with median rent by size, how many homes are on the market and what applies to subletting.

91 municipalities · updated daily

Median rent for a two-room flat in Sweden
8,348 kr
Municipalities with rent levels
91
Current listings we count
20,442
To publish your listing
0 kr

Setting the rentis, for most people, a guess: three listings, a neighbour who thinks they know, and the worry of leaving money on the table. We make it simpler:we count every current listing in your municipality, so the rent you set is the market’s — not a hunch.

On the rental market right now

All homes in Eskilstuna
5,740 kr/mo

Vasavägen 15, Eskilstuna

Vasavägen 15, Eskilstuna1 rooms · 36 m² · First-hand
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7,483 kr/mo

Frugärdesgatan 2 B , Eskilstuna

Frugärdesgatan 2 B , Eskilstuna2 rooms · 46 m² · First-hand
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4,819 kr/mo

Tegelbruksgatan 11 B, Eskilstuna

Tegelbruksgatan 11 B, Eskilstuna1 rooms · 35 m² · First-hand
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9,000 kr/mo

Tegnérgatan, Eskilstuna

Tegnérgatan, Eskilstuna2 rooms · 52 m² · Sublet
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8,351 kr/mo

Ida Adamssons Gata 14 B, Eskilstuna

Ida Adamssons Gata 14 B, Eskilstuna3 rooms · 52 m² · First-hand
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5,700 kr/mo

Heljestrandsgatan, Eskilstuna

Heljestrandsgatan, Eskilstuna1 rooms · 39 m² · Sublet
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Common questions

What does it cost to publish?

Publishing is free right now — make the most of it. As more tenants find their way here we will introduce a publishing fee, so posting your listing now costs you nothing. If you want to stand out even more you can already boost your listing for 199 kr, which puts it at the top in your city. We never charge the people looking for a home to see your listing or to get in touch with you.

Where do the rent figures come from?

From current first-hand listings in the municipality — we take the median per size and show how many listings it rests on. Only first-hand listings count, because that is the closest reference for what is reasonable in a sublet. The figures update daily.

Can I charge whatever I like?

No, not if you are subletting a rental flat: the rent may not be significantly higher than the property’s utility value (Chapter 12, Section 55 of the Swedish Land Code), and the tenant can reclaim the excess afterwards. Different rules apply if you let a co-op flat or a house. Our figures are indicative — they show where the market sits, not what your particular home may charge.

What happens after I publish?

The listing is reviewed before it goes live. It then appears to people searching in your municipality, and those watching the area receive it in their next email. Anyone interested contacts you directly.