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Property management vacancy rate: benchmarking and optimisation
Vacancy rate is one of a property company's most important key metrics. A healthy vacancy rate sits below 3–5 per cent. Read about benchmarking standards and how to cut costs by filling empty flats faster.
Navigating Property Management and Building Permit Delays in Sweden
Recent administrative delays in Stockholm's building permit process are creating challenges for landlords and expats. Learn how these municipal bottlenecks impact property valuation and housing logistics when using Bofrid.
Space Efficiency in Focus 2026: Why Micro-Apartments Are the Biggest Trend in Sweden's Major Cities
Micro-apartments are revolutionizing Sweden's rental market in major cities like Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö in 2026 with their space efficiency and appeal to young professionals. Discover why this trend is exploding, benefits for tenants and landlords, and how Bofrid helps you quickly find...
Sweden's Second-Hand Rental Market 2026: New Rules for Renting Out Your Cooperative Apartment You Need to Know
From 2026, Sweden's rules for second-hand rentals of cooperative apartments change significantly. As a landlord or tenant in Sweden, update yourself to avoid issues. **Bofrid** guides you through the changes and tips for smooth navigation of the Swedish market.
Digital Property Registers and Blockchain: How Property Deals Transform in Sweden from 2026
Discover how digital property registers and blockchain revolutionize property transactions in Sweden from 2026. Benefits for landlords and tenants, plus how platforms like Bofrid enable smooth rental deals. A guide to Sweden's housing market future.
Sweden's Ränteavdraget 2026: How Proposed Changes Affect Your Tax Return
The Swedish government proposes major changes to ränteavdraget from 2026, directly impacting your tax return next year. As a landlord or private person in Sweden, learn how to adapt and minimize taxes. We guide you through new rules and tips from Skatteverket.
Student Accommodation in Sweden for Autumn 2026: Why You Should Plan Your Application Now to Secure Your Housing
Finding student accommodation in Sweden can be challenging, especially for autumn 2026. This article explains why you should start planning your application now, what steps to take, and how Bofrid can help you find your dream home in time. Get insights into the application process, timelines,...
Statute of Limitations for Rental Debts in Sweden: How Quickly Must Landlords Act Against Former Tenants?
As a landlord in Sweden, understanding the statute of limitations for rental debts is critical. This guide from Bofrid explains how long you have to collect unpaid rent and how to best protect your interests, in accordance with Swedish law, for expats living in Sweden.
Incorrect Population Registration at Your Property in Sweden: A Step-by-Step Guide for Landlords
As a landlord in Sweden, accurate population registration (folkbokföring) is crucial. This guide helps you understand why incorrect population registration occurs in Sweden, its risks, and how to effectively resolve it step-by-step. Learn to manage this complex area with support from Bofrid,...
A Guide to Tenancy Rights in Sweden: Understanding Besittningsrätt
Is your home truly secure? In 2026, Besittningsrätt (security of tenure) remains the most powerful legal tool for tenants in Sweden, preventing landlords from terminating leases without significant legal grounds. However, the rules change drastically if you are a second-hand tenant or renting a private home. Our comprehensive 2026 guide breaks down the "2-year rule," the process for contesting a termination at the Rent Tribunal (Hyresnämnden), and the critical differences in protection between first-hand contracts and sublets. Learn how to protect your housing stability and navigate the Swedish rental maze with confidence.
Renting to Companies in 2026: Block Leases and Corporate Housing
The interest in renting out housing to legal entities (companies) has exploded in and leading into For you as a landlord, this often means higher rent levels, longer contracts, and a tenant who rarely causes problems with late payments