Illustration of a sold house in snowy Skåne, Sweden, with agent handing keys to buyers, symbolizing stable December 2025 real estate market.
Illustration of a sold house in snowy Skåne, Sweden, with agent handing keys to buyers, symbolizing stable December 2025 real estate market.
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New house sales in Skåne completed in December 2025

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Several houses in Skåne have recently changed hands in December 2025, with prices varying widely across locations like Lund, Höllviken, and Lomma. Market trends show mixed local movements, while county-wide prices remain essentially stable.

In December 2025, several significant house transactions were completed in Skåne. In Lund, Ernst Vilgot Holger Snygg and Hanna Elisabeth Bengtsson, both 26 years old, purchased a 141 square meter house from 1940 at Östra Odarslöv 151 for 4,740,000 kronor from Asta Rosie Svensson. The plot is 5,000 square meters. In Höllviken, the property at Limavägen 12C increased in value from 7,400,000 kronor four years ago to 13,895,000 kronor, bought by Lena Charlotta and Caj Michael Wirmola, aged 59 and 60. The house is 99 square meters from 1971.

In Oxie, Abdul Rauf Khan, 37 years old, became the new owner of a row house at Stensåkervägen 36, built in 1975 with 132 square meters, for 3,300,000 kronor. It was previously sold in 2022 for 3,350,000 kronor. In Lomma, Ingrid Sofia Nyrenstedt, 37, and Sven Anders Jakob Nyrenstedt, 34, acquired a 220 square meter villa from 1926 at Idrottsvägen 7 for 11,800,000 kronor. In Hofterup, Löddeköpinge, Wilma Tove Linnéa Borgshammar, 25, and Oskar Florentin Jönsson, 26, bought a 166 square meter property at Byastugsvägen 94 for 4,770,000 kronor.

According to Svensk Mäklarstatistik, villa prices in Skåne have fallen by 2.1 percent over the last three months at the county level. Locally, variations include a 1.7 percent rise in Lund municipality, a 3.3 percent drop in Vellinge, a 1.2 percent decline in Malmö, a 2.7 percent increase in Lomma, and a 5.3 percent decrease in Kävlinge. Over the year, prices are unchanged in the county, with an average of 31,206 kronor per square meter. In Lund, the average is 40,784 kronor per square meter, in Höllviken 76,696 kronor, and in Oxie 29,896 kronor.

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Dala-Demokraten publishes list of Dalarna's top earners

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The local newspaper Dala-Demokraten has released lists of the highest earners in Dalarna's communes, based on 2024 tax declaration data. The richest individuals earn on average 60 times the median wage in the county. The lists reveal significant income disparities across different areas.

Britt-Marie Agneta Jartelius, 80, has taken over the property at Skogsviksvägen 22 in Höllviken from Torbjörn Jartelius. The transfer was completed in December 2025. The 116-square-meter house was built in 1971.

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A 101-square-meter house in Västra Ingelstad, Vellinge, has recently changed owners. Buyers Johan Filip Mineur and Emilia Rebecca Havmark paid 5,750,000 kronor for the property at Dammvägen 5, built in 2016.

Luleå municipality and Luleå Hockey have reached a letter of intent for the sale of Coop Norrbotten Arena to the club. The facility, currently owned by the municipality and operated by the team, is priced at 137 million kronor according to NSD. This agreement follows discussions on the arena's future and the club's investment plans.

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Sweden's enforcement authority Kronofogden has priced the bankrupt housing association Femmans hus, known as the Chinese Wall, at 60 million kronor in Rosengård, Malmö. The property needs major renovations estimated at 40–50 million kronor, according to housing company Trianon. A viewing took place on Tuesday morning for potential buyers.

The share of children and youth in Uppsala has increased most in the municipality's weakest and strongest residential areas between 2017 and 2024, while decreasing in middle areas. The change is most pronounced among primary school children. Over 60 percent of areas have seen a decline in child share since 2017.

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Ludvika municipality has introduced a new graphic profile to attract more residents. The new logo has cost taxpayers 258,000 kronor. The total project has run to 430,000 kronor and is shared with energy company Hitachi.

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