Rents aren't that bad. But you have to wait for 1-2 decades to get an apartment, due to the special Swedish brand of rent control.
So you have to buy. Which is very expensive. Not sure how it compares to SF very expensive.
So you have to buy. Which is very expensive. Not sure how it compares to SF very expensive.
For some reason the swedes think it's a good idea to have insanely long mortgage terms, if they don't just pay interest. Prices in Stockholm proper is around $950 per square feet, which I guess is comparable to SF [0].
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