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Loans / Debt status
As of the beginning of 2025, the association is debt-free and is expected to maintain low indebtedness for the foreseeable future.
Fees
The monthly fee includes heating, water/sewage, cable TV and broadband. The fee was raised by 4% on 1 January 2025. No further increases have been decided or scheduled, but an annual index-based adjustment may be expected to account for inflation.
Tax status
Private housing company (äkta bostadsrättsförening).
Internet / Fibre
Provider: Bredband2, 1000/1000 Mbit. Internet is included in the monthly fee. Each apartment has a dedicated broadband socket.
TV
Distribution and service agreement with Tele2. The basic TV channel package is included in the monthly fee. It is also possible to activate Tele2 Play to access the channels via computer, tablet or smartphone.
Legal entities
Not permitted.
Shared ownership
Accepted by the association.
Transfers and membership applications
A transfer fee is charged to the seller: 2.5% of a base amount (prisbasbelopp). For mortgage registration, the association charges a fee of 1% of a base amount per mortgage.Membership applications are accepted digitally via email. Processing time is up to one month, though often faster.
A new share allocation calculation is planned for 2025. Until this is completed, the following applies:
The association was established in 2011 when the property was purchased from Geerinvest AB. At the time of conversion to a housing cooperative, the apartment data was based on information provided by the seller, and no new measurement of the apartments’ living area was carried out. This may result in minor inaccuracies in the stated areas, but a decision was made at the time to accept this. Since apartment size affects share allocation and monthly fees, any discrepancies have also been accepted in that regard. Estate agents should inform prospective buyers that the listed apartment sizes may differ slightly from the association’s official figures, and that individual remeasurements will not result in any adjustment. The above does not apply to the new apartments added or rebuilt in 2018, where measurements were carried out by an authorised company and the stated areas should be accurate.
