Available apartments from Svenska Stiftelsen för Frälsningsarmén

Svenska Stiftelsen för Frälsningsarmén is a foundation that was established in 1932. It belongs to the Salvation Army, the Christian church that started in Sweden in 1882. The foundation owns and manages properties, and the main aim of the property holding is to generate a surplus for the Salvation Army's work in Sweden.

The properties are managed by Cordelia Fastigheter AB, which was called Frälsningsarméns Fastighets AB until 2025. Together, Cordelia, the foundation and the Salvation Army own just over 80 properties across the country.

The foundation's property in Helsingborg is at Hantverkaregatan 1 on Söder, in the Tyskland block. The building was built in 1873 and rebuilt in 1885 and 1886. It has both homes and commercial premises. The listings on our site are for Helsingborg.

The flats are two-room and three-room flats with an average size of 82 square metres. Two-room flats have cost SEK 14,850 a month on average and three-room flats SEK 10,369 a month. Rents range between SEK 10,369 and SEK 14,850 a month, with an average of SEK 12,161 a month. That works out at SEK 1,875 per square metre a year.

In Helsingborg the flats are let through Boplats Syd, and every listing on our site has a queue requirement. You must be at least 18 years old and have an annual income before tax of at least three times the annual rent. Cordelia carries out a credit check and requires good housing references. Available flats are shown on this page and updated every day.

Facts about Svenska Stiftelsen för Frälsningsarmén

Apartments available now

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Average rent last year

12,161 SEK

Requires queue time

100 percent of listings

Locations

Helsingborg