Sweden Office Market Figures Q1 2026

Prime office rents in Stockholm's CBD remained stable at SEK 9,500 per sq m, with top rents still at SEK 12,000 per sq m. The prime yield saw a slight compression, moving from 4.0% to 3.9%, making Stockholm's CBD the second lowest office yield in Europe. Vacancy rate remained broadly stable at 7.0%, a marginal decrease from 7.1% in the previous quarter.

Sweden's leasing market remained active in Q1 2026, with several lease agreements from occupiers from the public and the private sector. Riksbanken signed a four-year lease with Skandia Fastigheter for approximately 10,000 sq m across Sveavägen 38 and 44 in central Stockholm. The letting forms part of a temporary relocation ahead of the renovation of its headquarters at Brunkebergs Torg. Nordnet extended and expanded its lease with Humlegården at Alströmergatan 39 on Kungsholmen, increasing its footprint from 6,700 sq m to 7,700 sq m on a renewed long-term lease. AMF Fastigheter let about 2,700 sq m to Lovable, one of the world's fastest growing AI-companies, in central Stockholm. The letting represents a temporary relocation whilst the occupier continues to seek a larger office to accommodate its longer-term growth plans. Together, these lettings point to continued demand for well-located o􀆰ice space in Stockholm.