Swedish Apartment Prices Fell the Most Since 2022 in July
Last month, the average price of apartments fell 1.5% compared to June — the biggest decline since September 2022 — and decreased by 0.1% compared to a year ago, according to data published Friday by Svensk Maklarstatistik, owned by the Swedish Association of Real Estate Agents. Prices for single-family homes still rose 0.4% on month, it said.
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