JLL: Sweden property deals jump 74% in H1 2026 to SEK 122 billion

By Public Technologies
  • JLL Nordic Outlook flagged a Sweden property transaction rebound, with H1 2025 volume at about SEK 122 billion across just over 160 deals.
  • Volume rose 74% from H1 2025; domestic buyers took 91% of capital as international participation stayed limited.
  • Pace implies full-year volume above SEK 200 billion if large transactions keep closing.
  • Financing conditions improved as bank competition tightened margins; rate outlook turned more hawkish despite the Riksbank holding 1.75%.
  • Stockholm office market showed “super prime” momentum; CBD leases above published prime reached 17% in 2025, up from 9% in 2023.


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