Stockholm, Sweden
Sweden's property register names every owner and will e-mail anyone a free extract — five properties a day — yet Stockholm's ground is held overwhelmingly by the City, the State and a handful of listed and state-owned landlords whose own filings say so.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 36 sources · 3 tier B · 7 tier A · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Ownership in Sweden is recorded in the fastighetsregistret (Real Property Register), run by Lantmäteriet, and under the principle of public access (offentlighetsprincipen) the owner's name is public. Lantmäteriet will e-mail any individual or company a free extract with 'standard information' — the legal owner, mortgages and tax data — for up to five properties per 24 hours; its BankID e-service 'Vem äger fastigheten' returns the owner's name and address but only to users in the EU/EEA who certify a private or property-trading purpose, again five searches a day. Sale prices, buyers and sellers sit in the separate Fastighetsprisregistret (property price register), sold through Lantmäteriet's Geotorget distribution platform rather than published openly. Nothing is a free bulk dataset, so owners in this record come from annual reports, Nasdaq Stockholm filings and public bodies' own pages.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchFree (SEK 0) — register extract with standard information, ordered by e-mail form, max 5 properties per 24 hours
Bulk ownership dataFastighetsregistret and Fastighetsprisregistret bulk via Lantmäteriet's Geotorget platform and licensed distributors (contact customer centre for larger extracts)
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stockholm City Hall (Stockholms stadshus) Hantverkargatan 1, Kungsholmen, Stockholm |
Civic | City of Stockholm (Stockholms stad) The City's own Stadshuset site, 'Att vårda ett kulturarv': 'Stockholms stad vårdar och förvaltar Stadshuset varje dag' (the City of Stockholm cares for and manages City Hall every day); around 30 restoration works were carried out for the building's centenary. Built 1911–1923 to Ragnar Östberg's design; tower 106 m (English Wikipedia, s6). The page says 'manages' rather than 'owns' — the register extract was not ordered — hence tier B. No price: the building has never been sold. |
Government | —B |
| Royal Palace (Kungliga slottet / Stockholms slott) Slottsbacken 1, Gamla stan, Stockholm |
Institutional | Swedish State — National Property Board (Statens fastighetsverk, SFV) SFV lists Stockholms slott among 'Våra fastigheter' (our properties) under Stockholm county / palaces, parks and royal estates: the King's and Queen's offices and the Royal Court administration operate there; built 1697–1754 to Nicodemus Tessin the Younger's design; it also houses Livrustkammaren, the Treasury and Museum Tre Kronor. English Wikipedia (s7): 'The Royal Palace is owned by the Swedish State through the National Property Board of Sweden', with the royal right of disposition managed by Ståthållarämbetet; 1,430 rooms; a 22-year façade restoration started in 2011 at a stated cost of SEK 500 million. |
Government | —A |
| Stockholm Central Station (Stockholms centralstation) Centralplan 15, 111 20 Stockholm (property Norrmalm 5:3) 29,188 m2 lettable area |
Mixed use | Jernhusen AB Jernhusen's property list at 31 December 2025 (Fastighetsförteckning, business area Stationer) lists Stockholm, Norrmalm 5:3, 'Stockholms Centralstation', Centralplan, 29,188 m2 total lettable area, of which 5,713 m2 retail, 13,827 m2 office, 1,762 m2 storage, 4,671 m2 restaurant/café, 1,095 m2 station operations. The same list carries Terminalen 2 (Cityterminalen bus terminal, 6,516 m2) and Orgelpipan 6 (Stockholm Continental, 19,645 m2, mostly hotel). Jernhusen's 'Om Jernhusen' page: 'Ägare: Svenska staten' (owner: the Swedish State); together with Cityterminalen the station has more than 200,000 visitors a day. |
Government | —A |
| Hötorget building no. 5 — the Sergel scraper (Sergelskrapan, Hötorgshus 5) Sergelgatan 2-4 / Sergels torg 12 / Mäster Samuelsgatan 45 (property Stigbygeln 5) 16,181 m2 · 21 floors |
Office | Wallenstam AB Wallenstam's release on MFN, 10 Oct 2024: 'Wallenstam has today signed an agreement on the acquisition of the scraper next to Sergels Torg square, number 5 of the Hötorget scrapers'; 'The property now being acquired from AMF Fastigheter...'; 'The Stigbygeln 5 property consists of 21 floors with total floor space of just over 16,000 sq m. The purchase price for the property is based on a property value of SEK 2.8 billion and taking of possession will occur in January 2025.' Wallenstam's own property page (s11) gives 16,181 m2, built 1959, acquired 2025. The other four Hötorget towers: see the next entry. |
Public company | SEK SEK 2.8 billion (underlying property value) 2024-10 Agreement signed 10 Oct 2024 with seller AMF Fastigheter; possession January 2025 A |
| Avicii Arena (Globen) Globen area, Johanneshov, Stockholm 4,000 m2 arena floor |
Civic | Stockholm Globe Arena Fastigheter AB (SGA Fastigheter) — City of Stockholm 100% via Stockholms Stadshus AB SGA Fastigheter's 'Om oss': 'Stockholm Globe Arena Fastigheter AB (SGA Fastigheter) ägs till 100% av Stockholms Stadshus AB, som i sin tur ägs till 100% av Stockholms stad' — its main task is to own, manage and develop the arenas in the Globen area (Avicii Arena, Hovet, Annexet, 3Arena, Tolv Stockholm, SkyView are listed as 'Våra arenor och fastigheter'). Its Avicii Arena page: construction began 10 Sept 1986, inaugurated 19 Feb 1989, 110 m diameter x 85 m high, record crowd 17,303 (Metallica, May 2018), 'the world's largest spherical building'. |
Government | —A |
| Hötorget buildings nos. 1–4 (Hötorgsskraporna / Hötorgshusen 1–4) Sveavägen 5-17 / Sergelgatan 8-22 / Hötorget 2-4 (properties Beridarebanan 77, 4 and 11) Hötorgshus 1: 8,669 m2 office + 5,507 m2 retail; Hötorgshus 2: 7,939 m2 office + 3,561 m2 retail; Hötorgshus 3–4: 18,462 m2 office · 19 floors |
Mixed use | Vasakronan AB Vasakronan lists each tower among its own properties ('Våra fastigheter'): Beridarebanan 77 = 'Hötorgshus 1', Sveavägen 17 / Sergelgatan 20-22 / Hötorget 2-4, built 1958, rebuilt 1996, architect David Helldén; Beridarebanan 4 = 'Hötorgshus 2', Sergelgatan 16-18 / Sveavägen 15, built 1962, rebuilt 1993/2000/2023, LEED Platinum 2023; Beridarebanan 11 = 'Hötorgshus 3-4', Sergelgatan 8-14 / Sveavägen 5-9 / Mäster Samuelsgatan 42, built 1961. Swedish Wikipedia (s16): five 19-storey towers of 61 m, built 1955–1962 in the Beridarebanan block; the fifth tower is Wallenstam's (previous entry). Vasakronan is owned by the Second, Third and Fourth AP Funds (s17). No price stated for these towers. |
Pension fund | —A |
| Sergel buildings (Sergelhusen) Sveavägen 2-10 / Hamngatan 24-32 / Malmskillnadsgatan 9-17, 34-40 / Mäster Samuelsgatan 37-41, Sergels torg (property Hästskon 12) 37,401 m2 office, 11,101 m2 retail, 1,596 m2 residential, 7,352 m2 other |
Mixed use | Vasakronan AB Vasakronan's property page for Hästskon 12, 'Sergelhusen': built 1963, rebuilt 2021, LEED Platinum (2021), architect Kjell Ödeen; areas as listed. It is the block on the north side of Sergels torg. Kulturhuset on the south side is a City building and is not covered here (no source opened). Vasakronan also owns Hästskon 9 (Hamngatan 22 / Regeringsgatan 45) and Kungliga Trädgården 7 ('Sverigehuset', Hamngatan 25-27) on Kungsträdgården. |
Pension fund | —A |
| NK department store (Nordiska Kompaniet), Stockholm Hamngatan 18-20, Norrmalm, Stockholm |
Retail | Hufvudstaden AB English Wikipedia (s19): 'The trademark and the real estate properties in Gothenburg and Stockholm are owned by Hufvudstaden AB, controlled by L E Lundbergföretagen'; about twelve million visitors a year. Hufvudstaden's half-year report Jan–Jun 2026 (s20) confirms it runs the store: 'NK Retail conducts retail activities in the department stores NK Stockholm and NK Gothenburg'; postal address 'Hufvudstaden, NK 100'. Tier B: ownership rests on Wikipedia, because the annual report sits on mb.cision.com, whose robots.txt refused us. Portfolio fair value SEK 48.7bn at 30 June 2026, 83% in Stockholm. |
Public company | —B |
| Westfield Mall of Scandinavia — in Solna, not the City of Stockholm Stjärntorget 2, Arenastaden, Solna |
Retail | Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield The mall stands in Solna municipality, just north of the Stockholm city boundary, so it falls under a different municipality although it belongs to the same metro market. English Wikipedia (s21) gives Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield as owner and manager and Peab as developer and main contractor; it opened on 12 November 2015 at an estimated project cost of SEK 6.1 billion. That figure is a construction cost, not a purchase price. Tier B: URW's own legal notice and portfolio page render client-side only, so the terms could not be read and the portfolio page was not opened. |
REIT | —B |
| Stockholm Arlanda Airport — in Sigtuna municipality, outside the city Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Sigtuna municipality |
Institutional | Swedavia AB 100% Swedish State Swedavia, 'Roll och uppdrag': 'Swedavia äger, driver och utvecklar det nationella basutbudet av flygplatser i Sverige' — ten airports, Stockholm Arlanda first among them. Swedavia's corporate governance page: 'Samtliga aktier i Swedavia ägs av svenska staten' (all shares are owned by the Swedish State; the Ministry of Enterprise represents them). Swedavia's 2025 annual report release: net revenue SEK 6,801 million and profit before tax SEK 20 million for 2025. The airport lies about 40 km north of the city in Sigtuna municipality. English Wikipedia (s37) notes the Arlanda rail line under the airport is not owned by Swedavia. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The most valuable ground is the central business district, which Hufvudstaden puts at about 1.9 million m2 of offices around Centralstationen, Hötorget, Norrmalmstorg, Kungsträdgården, Stureplan and Sergels torg. The most expensive retail is in 'Bibliotekstan', the blocks between Norrmalmstorg, Birger Jarlsgatan, Stureplan and Norrlandsgatan. No assessed-value (taxeringsvärde) list by parcel is published openly, so these figures are market rents, valuation yields and one sale.
Prime office rent, Bibliotekstan / Norrmalmstorg–Hamngatan / HötorgetSEK 7,000–10,200 per m2 per year
Hufvudstaden half-year report Jan–Jun 2026, 'Hyresmarknaden': market rents for modern offices in Stockholm's most sought-after locations, excluding property-tax supplement. As of Q2 2026.
Prime retail rent, Stockholm's best commercial locationsSEK 11,000–25,000 per m2 per year
Same report: market rents for shops in the best commercial locations, excluding property-tax supplement. As of Q2 2026.
Valuation yield, Stockholm CBD office and retail3.70–4.40% (end-2025); Hufvudstaden's Stockholm valuations 3.7–4.2% (30 Jun 2026)
Hufvudstaden's transaction-market page (s36) for end-2025; its half-year report table 'Direktavkastningskrav, fastighetsvärdering' for 30 June 2026 (s33).
Hötorgshus 5 (Stigbygeln 5) sale, 2024SEK 2.8 billion for c. 16,181 m2 — about SEK 173,000 per m2 (derived)
The property value is from Wallenstam's 10 Oct 2024 release (s10) and the area from its property page (s11). The per-m2 figure is our own division, not a stated number.
Swedish transaction volume, 2025c. SEK 175 billion nationally (up c. SEK 30bn on 2024); international buyers c. 30%
Hufvudstaden's transaction-market page (s36), 2025.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Stockholm's biggest holders are public. The City owns its three municipal housing companies, about 80,000 rental flats between them, through the holding company Stockholms Stadshus AB, along with the Globen arenas. The State owns the palaces and government buildings (Statens fastighetsverk), the university campuses (Akademiska Hus), prisons and police buildings (Specialfastigheter), the stations (Jernhusen) and the airports (Swedavia). The largest private-sector landlord in the city centre, Vasakronan, is owned by three State buffer pension funds. Figures below are each company's own national or city totals as stated; none was split down to the City of Stockholm unless the source does so.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Stockholmshem AB (City of Stockholm) Stockholmshem's 'Företagsfakta': 'ett allmännyttigt bostadsföretag som ägs av Stockholms stad och ingår i koncernen Stockholm Stadshus AB', founded 1937; 406 properties, 28,785 flats, nearly 60,000 residential tenants, lettable area about 2,114,000 m2, about 3,800 commercial units with just over 201,000 m2, annual turnover SEK 3,507 million. |
Government | 28,785 flats; 406 properties; c. 2,114,000 m2 lettableA |
| AB Svenska Bostäder (City of Stockholm) Svenska Bostäder's 'Företagsfakta': 'Svenska Bostäder grundades 1944 och ägs av Stockholms stad'; 28,076 flats, 1,637 more in subsidiary Stadsholmen (the City's Old Town and historic-building company), 411,000 m2 commercial space, turnover SEK 3,282 million. Its 2026 news list also carries an item 'Stockholms stad säljer Vällingby Centrum' (not opened). |
Government | 28,076 flats + 1,637 in subsidiary Stadsholmen; 411,000 m2 commercialA |
| AB Familjebostäder (City of Stockholm) Familjebostäder's 'Om oss': 23,000 flats, 48,000 tenants, 413 properties, turnover SEK 2.79 billion; 'Vi ingår i koncernen Stockholms Stadshus AB, som ägs av Stockholms stad.' |
Government | 23,000 flats; 413 propertiesA |
| SGA Fastigheter AB (City of Stockholm) 100% owned by Stockholms Stadshus AB, itself 100% owned by the City; owns Avicii Arena, Hovet, Annexet, 3Arena, Tolv Stockholm and SkyView (its own list). |
Government | six arenas and buildings in the Globen areaA |
| Vasakronan AB (owned by the Second, Third and Fourth AP Funds) Vasakronan's 'Kort om oss': 'Bolaget ägs av Andra, Tredje och Fjärde AP-fonden' — state buffer funds of the income-pension system; 2.4 million m2 in 167 office and retail properties in Stockholm, Uppsala, Gothenburg and Malmö; 'På samtliga orter ... är Vasakronan den största fastighetsägaren i city'; the Swedish State sold Vasakronan to the then AP Fastigheter in 2008. Its Stockholm holdings include Hötorgshus 1–4, Sergelhusen and Sverigehuset. |
Pension fund | 167 properties, 2.4 million m2, market value SEK 183 billion (30 June 2026), across four citiesA |
| Akademiska Hus AB (Swedish State) Akademiska Hus 'Om oss': 'Totalt förvaltar vi omkring 3,4 miljoner kvadratmeter. Vi ägs av staten' with about 60% of its market segment and properties in 15 university towns; financial overview: market value of properties SEK 117,553 million at Q2 2026, area 3,360 thousand m2. Its Stockholm campuses include Frescati (Stockholm University, 'drygt 40 000' students), KTH campus, AlbaNova, Kista, Campus Solna and Flemingsberg. Stockholm University is a tenant here; no source was found that it owns land itself. |
Government | c. 3.36 million m2 nationally; market value SEK 117.6 billion (Q2 2026)A |
| Statens fastighetsverk — National Property Board (Swedish State) SFV's 'Skog och mark' page gives these national figures. In Stockholm, SFV lists the Royal Palace, Rosenbad (the government offices) and the old Riksdag building on Riddarholmen among 'Våra fastigheter'. No Stockholm-only total was found. |
Government | c. 600,000 ha productive forest nationally, ~30 agricultural estates (c. 24,000 ha), 1,700 crown isletsA |
| Specialfastigheter Sverige AB (Swedish State) Specialfastigheter's 'Om oss': 'Vår ägare – svenska staten'; a lettable area of about one million square metres worth just over SEK 51 billion, in nearly 60 municipalities. These are security properties: prisons, police and custody buildings. No Stockholm split was found. |
Government | c. 1 million m2; market value just over SEK 51 billion; c. 60 municipalitiesA |
| Jernhusen AB (Swedish State) Jernhusen 'Om Jernhusen': 'Ägare: Svenska staten'; formed 2001; property value 27,329 MSEK; property income 1,921 MSEK (2025); 35 stations. In the City of Stockholm its 2025 property list includes Norrmalm 5:3 (Central Station), Terminalen 2 (Cityterminalen), Orgelpipan 6 (Stockholm Continental), Liljeholmen 4:24 and the Årsta combi-terminal (Östberga 1:8, 16,423 m2). |
Government | property value SEK 27,329 million; 35 stations; 103,971 m2 officesA |
| Swedavia AB (Swedish State) 'Samtliga aktier i Swedavia ägs av svenska staten'; Swedavia owns, operates and develops the national basic network of ten airports. Its airport list includes Bromma Stockholm Airport, which lies inside the City of Stockholm. |
Government | 10 airports nationally, including Bromma Stockholm Airport (inside the city) and Arlanda (Sigtuna)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Stockholm housing splits two ways: rental flats, many of them in the City's three public-benefit ('allmännyttiga') companies, and tenant-owner co-op flats (bostadsrätter), which listed developers build and sell. A co-op flat is owned by the housing association, not by the resident, so the property register shows the association as owner. Under this record's rules, flats owned by individuals stay unnamed. No official per-builder league table for Stockholm was found. The figures below come from each company's own reports, and most are company-wide rather than Stockholm-only, as each note says.
| Name | Type | Homes |
|---|---|---|
| JM AB JM interim report January–September 2025 (released 22 Oct 2025 via MFN): 'The number of residential units sold decreased to 1,550 (2,204), and housing starts increased to 1,520 (1,504).' JM is headquartered in Stockholm and concentrates on the metropolitan regions. The figures are group-wide and include its Norwegian and Finnish operations. A 2026 report was not found on MFN. |
Public company | 1,520 housing starts and 1,550 units sold, Jan–Sep 2025 (group)A |
| Wallenstam AB Wallenstam interim report Jan–Sep 2026 (15 Oct 2026, MFN): 'On closing day, 1,078 apartments were under construction'; investment in new construction and reconstruction SEK 1,988 million; rental income SEK 2,346 million. Wallenstam is a long-term rental landlord in the Stockholm and Gothenburg regions (MFN company description). It entered central Stockholm commercial property with Hötorgshus 5 in 2025. |
Public company | 1,078 apartments under construction (30 Sep 2026, Stockholm and Gothenburg)A |
| AB Stockholmshem (City of Stockholm) City-owned public-benefit housing company, founded 1937, described on its own page as one of the largest actors in building Stockholm (s24). New-build start figures were not on the page. |
Government | 28,785 rental flatsA |
| AB Svenska Bostäder (City of Stockholm) Founded 1944 and owned by the City. Its page says it has had 'en aktiv roll i byggandet av Stockholm' for over 80 years and 'Vi bygger tusentals lägenheter'. It runs the 'Stockholmshusen' new-build programme, but no unit count for it was stated. |
Government | 28,076 rental flats (+1,637 in Stadsholmen)A |
| AB Familjebostäder (City of Stockholm) The third municipal housing company in the Stockholms Stadshus AB group: 413 properties, 48,000 tenants (s26). |
Government | 23,000 rental flatsA |
| Atrium Ljungberg AB Its Q3 2026 report names a tenant-owner ('BOSTADSRÄTT') business. It says the market for tenant-owner flats in Stockholm's inner city has low supply and strong demand, while Greater Stockholm is more balanced. Projects include brf flats at Nobelberget in Sickla, which is in Nacka municipality. No unit count was extracted. |
Public company | tenant-owner flats (brf) at Nobelberget, SicklaA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Central Stockholm's office and retail stock is held by a small number of institutions, most of them pension or insurance money. Hufvudstaden's market page puts the central business district (Centralstationen, Hötorget, Stureplan, Östermalmstorg, Norrmalmstorg, Kungsträdgården, Sergels torg) at about 1.9 million m2 of offices and ranks the largest owners there by lettable area, citing the consultancy Nordanö. Valuers used yield requirements of 3.70–4.40% for CBD office and retail at the end of 2025. Outside the CBD, Fabege (Solna, Hagastaden, Hammarby Sjöstad) and Atrium Ljungberg (Sickla, Slakthusområdet, Hagastaden) are the large listed developer-landlords.
| Name | Type | Floor area / value |
|---|---|---|
| Vasakronan AB Hufvudstaden's Stockholm market page (source Nordanö) ranks Vasakronan first among CBD owners with 376,000 m2 lettable area. Vasakronan's own page: 167 properties, market value SEK 183 billion at 30 June 2026; owned by AP2, AP3 and AP4. |
Pension fund | 376,000 m2 in Stockholm CBD; 2.4M m2 and SEK 183bn across four citiesA |
| AMF Fastigheter Second in the same table; the footnote says the figure includes space co-owned with AP7. AMF Fastigheter sold Hötorgshus 5 to Wallenstam in 2024 at a SEK 2.8 billion property value (s10). |
Pension fund | 283,000 m2 in Stockholm CBD (incl. areas co-owned with AP7)A |
| Hufvudstaden AB Third in the CBD table. Hufvudstaden 'äger totalt 28 fastigheter' in the most central parts of Stockholm and Gothenburg; its half-year report gives lettable area of about 401,400 m2 and a fair value of SEK 48,694 million at 30 June 2026, 83% of it in Stockholm. Controlled by L E Lundbergföretagen (Wikipedia, s19). |
Public company | 270,000 m2 in Stockholm CBD; 401,400 m2 total; SEK 48.7bn (30 Jun 2026)A |
| Pembroke Real Estate Fourth in Hufvudstaden's CBD table (source Nordanö). No Pembroke filing was opened to confirm which buildings. |
Private company | 120,000 m2 in Stockholm CBDA |
| Skandia Fastigheter / Folksam Fastigheter Fifth and sixth in the same table; both are the property arms of mutual life insurers. |
Institution | 119,000 m2 / 115,000 m2 in Stockholm CBDA |
| Fabege AB Fabege Q2 2026 report presentation: 'We own, develop and manage properties ... in superb locations in Stockholm'; rental value SEK 4.4bn; 1,300,000 sqm, 72% office; property value SEK 79.0bn split Inner city 37%, Solna 48%, Hammarby Sjöstad 10%, Flemingsberg 3%. Solna, which includes Arenastaden, is a separate municipality. |
Public company | 1,300,000 m2; property value SEK 79.0bn (Q2 2026)A |
| Atrium Ljungberg AB Atrium Ljungberg interim report Q3 2026: property value 62 mdkr, rental income (rolling 12 months) 3.1 mdkr, lettable area 917,000 m2, economic occupancy 85.7%; Stockholm 82%, Uppsala 10%. Project portfolio SEK 9.2bn, with three of its four development areas in Stockholm, Slakthusområdet among them. |
Public company | 917,000 m2; property value SEK 62bn (Q3 2026), 82% StockholmA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- The City of Stockholm's share of all land inside the municipality, which is widely cited as a large majority and held largely under site leasehold (tomträtt). No City page stating the figure was opened.
- Owners of Kulturhuset (Sergels torg south side), Kungsträdgården park and the Stockholm stock-exchange building were not established. Kulturhuset is presumably the City's, but no source was opened.
- Church of Sweden holdings in Stockholm (parish churches and cemeteries), Trafikverket's road and rail land, and Stockholm University's own holdings. No figures were found; Akademiska Hus is the landlord at Frescati.
- Mall of Scandinavia: URW ownership rests on Wikipedia (tier B) because urw.com's terms could not be rendered. URW's Universal Registration Document would settle it.
- NK Stockholm: the property ownership rests on Wikipedia. Hufvudstaden's annual report (on mb.cision.com) was not opened because that host's robots.txt returns 403.
- Hötorgshus 1–4: no acquisition prices were found. Vasakronan's 2008 purchase from the State covered its whole portfolio; one search result mentions a SEK 1.9bn purchase of three towers from Förenade Liv, but no source stating it was opened.
- Stockholm City Hall: tier B, because the City's page says it 'vårdar och förvaltar' (cares for and manages) the building. A Lantmäteriet extract would confirm the registered owner.
- Per-municipality housing starts (SCB) and a Stockholm builder league table were not opened.
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Sources
- Order information from the property register — Lantmäteriet · openA
- Who Owns the Property (Vem äger fastigheten) — Lantmäteriet · openA
- Fastighetsprisregistret — Lantmäteriet · openA
- Fastighetsregistret — Lantmäteriet · openA
- Att vårda ett kulturarv — Stockholms stad (stadshuset.stockholm) · openA
- Stockholm City Hall — Wikipedia · openA
- Stockholm Palace — Wikipedia · openA
- Stockholms slott — Statens fastighetsverk (SFV) · openA
- Fastighetsförteckning Jernhusen 31 december 2025 — Jernhusen AB · openA
- Wallenstam starts commercial segment in CBD Stockholm and buys the scraper next to Sergels Torg square — Wallenstam AB via MFN · openA
- Stigbygeln 5 — Wallenstam AB · openA
- Om oss / Avicii Arena — SGA Fastigheter AB · openA
- Om Jernhusen — Jernhusen AB · openA
- Beridarebanan 77 / Beridarebanan 4 / Beridarebanan 11 (Hötorgshus 1, 2, 3-4) — Vasakronan AB · openA
- Hötorgsskraporna — Wikipedia (sv) · openA
- Kort om oss — Vasakronan AB · openA
- Hästskon 12 (Sergelhusen) — Vasakronan AB · openA
- Nordiska Kompaniet — Wikipedia · openA
- Half-year report January–June 2026 — Hufvudstaden AB · openA
- Mall of Scandinavia — Wikipedia · openA
- Roll och uppdrag; Bolagsstyrning — Swedavia AB · openA
- Swedavias års- och hållbarhetsredovisning för 2025 (press release) — Swedavia AB · openA
- Företagsfakta — AB Stockholmshem · openA
- Företagsfakta — AB Svenska Bostäder · openA
- Om oss och vår verksamhet — AB Familjebostäder · openA
- Om oss; En finansiell översikt — Akademiska Hus AB · openA
- Skog och mark — Statens fastighetsverk · openA
- Om oss — Specialfastigheter Sverige AB · openA
- Fastighetsmarknaden — Stockholm (Största fastighetsägare i Stockholm CBD; transaktionsmarknaden) — Hufvudstaden AB (data: Nordanö) · openA
- Fabege Interim report Jan-Jun 2026 (presentation) — Fabege AB · openA
- Atrium Ljungberg delårsrapport Q3 2026 — Atrium Ljungberg AB (hosted on storage.mfn.se) · openA
- Halvårsrapport januari–juni 2026 — Hufvudstaden AB · openA
- JM Interim Report January–September 2025 — JM AB via MFN · openA
- Wallenstam's interim report Jan-Sep 2026 — Wallenstam AB via MFN · openA
- Fastighetsmarknaden — Transaktionsmarknaden — Hufvudstaden AB · openA
- Stockholm Arlanda Airport — Wikipedia · openA