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The housing market in Sigtuna: prices and trends

The figures below are for Sigtuna Municipality, where Märsta weighs heavily. Sigtuna town is above the average, waterside locations far above. Use them as a starting point, not an answer.

Photo: Alexander Cahlenstein from Uppsala, Sweden

How to read the figures

  • Municipality, not town. Svensk Mäklarstatistik reports Sigtuna Municipality as a whole. Märsta and Rosersberg have lower prices and more transactions, which pulls the average down. Sigtuna town is well above.
  • Few transactions. Not many villas sell in Sigtuna town each year. A couple of waterside houses can move the average by several hundred thousand. Look at price per square metre and at individual sold prices in the area you care about.
  • Location decides. The difference between Munkholmen and Hällsbo, three kilometres apart, is larger than the difference between Sigtuna and many Stockholm suburbs.

Per neighbourhood

Every area on the areas page links directly to Booli: homes for sale and sold prices from recent years, filtered on the area. That is where you see what the neighbour's house actually went for.

Long term

Over twenty years, prices in the municipality have multiplied several times over. Sigtuna town has followed the Stockholm region, with the same peaks in 2017 and 2022 and the same dip in 2023. Interest rates rule here as everywhere.

Renting

SigtunaHem is the municipal housing company with rental flats in Sigtuna town, Märsta and Rosersberg. The queue for a flat in Sigtuna town is several years. New rentals are being added in Sigtuna stadsängar. Private landlords exist but rarely advertise. Ask around and watch Blocket.

Updated 2026-09-21