Available apartments from Heimstaden

Heimstaden is a private property company founded in 1998 in Malmö. The company is owned by a foreign corporate group alongside institutional investors and pension companies. In Sweden, the company has approximately 45,000 to 47,000 rental apartments. Its portfolio includes standard rental flats, student housing and senior accommodation.

The properties are located in around 40 Swedish municipalities. In our register, the highest number of listings can be found in Malmö, Lund, Norrköping and Katrineholm. The company also has homes in locations such as Linköping, Gävle, Uppsala and Eskilstuna, as well as in neighbourhoods such as Vällingby, Råcksta and Visättra. Available apartments are listed on the page and updated daily.

Looking at the past year, the average monthly rent for Heimstaden apartments was SEK 8,708. The average size was 59 square metres and the average number of rooms was 2.2. Rent levels in the listings ranged from SEK 2,515 to SEK 20,818 a month. For one room, the average rent was SEK 5,992 a month, for two rooms SEK 8,465 and for three rooms SEK 10,375.

Expressions of interest are submitted on the company website under Mina Sidor, where registration is possible from 16 years of age. Applicants can register interest in up to five apartments at the same time. Waiting time since registration is taken into account during the selection process, and accounts must be kept active by logging in at least once every six months. Only 3 per cent of listings over the past year have had a housing queue requirement. According to the company, applicants must be at least 18 years old, have no debts or record of non-payment, and have a gross annual income of roughly three times the annual rent.

Facts about Heimstaden

Type of landlord

Private landlord

Apartments available now

566

Average rent last year

8,708 SEK

Requires queue time

3 percent of listings

Website

heimstaden.com

Locations

Malmö (35), Lund (68), Norrköping (50), Katrineholm (76), Linköping (9), Gävle (22), Uppsala (18), Skellefteå (15), Eskilstuna (40), Ystad (19)