SEB house price indicator rises to 43 in October as households turn more optimistic

By Public Technologies
  • SEB housing survey showed rising rate expectations, with households forecasting Sweden’s policy rate at 2.13% in one year.
  • Share considering fixing variable-rate mortgages climbed to 15% from 11%, the highest level since early 2022.
  • Housing sentiment improved, with 53% expecting home prices to rise over the next year; 10% forecast declines.
  • SEB’s home price indicator rose to 43, up 2 points, reversing two months of declines.


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