
Read our guidelines for letting residentials in buildings with state investment aid.
These guidelines have been developed in order to obtain an unbiased assessment when selecting a tenant based on the stakeholders who have registered their interest in an apartment. There must be no discrimination in the selection process on the basis of gender, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, religion or other belief, disability, transgender identity/expression or age.
Our vacant apartments are published on balder.se. We look forward to receiving your application.
The following are treated as income:
- Income through permanent employment
- Income through self-employment
- Retirement pension
Income requirement: Potential tenants must have a gross income that is at least three times the rent.
The following are treated as income for a student apartment*:
- Grant from the Swedish Board of Student Finance (CSN)
- Income through employment
- Income through self-employment
- Retirement pension
Income requirement: Potential tenants must have a gross income that is at least two times the rent.
1 bedroom, max. two people
2 bedrooms, max. three people
3 bedrooms, max. five people
4 bedrooms, max. six people
5 bedrooms or more, max. eight people
* To be able to let a student apartment, you must present a letter of admission to a post-secondary study programme, e.g. at a university, college of higher education or institute for higher vocational education. For the letter to be accepted, you need to study at a rate of study of at least 50 percent, which corresponds to 15 ECTS credits per semester.