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Residence rentals in Sweden

Rent or rent out your apartment or house through us and you will get safe contracts, secure payments and personal advice from us. Safe, convenient and secure.

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Rental listings

Find housing for long-term rental (at least 1 year) with Be Resident, with a digital contract that follows laws and regulations in the area, secure deposit management, and personal contact with Rental Manager throughout the rental. Safe, smooth, and secure.

Stockholm

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Edövägen 7F

Stockholm, Nacka/Orminge

3 R&K 60 sqm 13900 SEK/Month

Edövägen 7F

Stockholm, Nacka/Orminge

2 R&K 42 sqm 11900 SEK/Month

Edövägen 7F

Stockholm, Nacka/Orminge

2 R&K 44 sqm 11900 SEK/Month

Gothenburg

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Lergöksgatan 21

Gothenburg, Göteborg

2 R&K 54 sqm 11000 SEK/Month

Burgårdsgatan 18A

Gothenburg, Korsvägen

2 R&K 85 sqm 14950 SEK/Month

Disponentvägen 2

Gothenburg, Mölnlycke

2 R&K 55 sqm 10250 SEK/Month

Skåne

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Bollbrogatan

Skåne, Helsingborg

3 R&K 85 sqm 13200 SEK/Month

Rosendalsvägen 6

Skåne, Malmö

3 R&K 70 sqm 13200 SEK/Month

Scheelevägen 5H, Alfa

Skåne, Lund

2 R&K 58 sqm 12100 SEK/Month

Uppsala

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Auroragatan 13

Uppsala, Svartbäcken

4 R&K 100 sqm 15000 SEK/Month

Rent in Sweden

What types of residences are there in Sweden?

There are mainly four types of different residences in Sweden and this can be of importance for you who rent an apartment. These four are:

Bostadsrätt (Condominum, normally apartements or townhouses)
Hyresrätt (Rented apartment)
Ägarlägenhet (Fully owned apartment)
Fastighet (Property, normally houses)

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This is what you will get with Be Resident:

Insurance
Digital rental agreement
Personal contact
Safe deposit
Secure payment

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About Be Resident

Our vision is to make renting safe and secure for both parties throughout the rental period. We hope that this will contribute to more available residences and it will help to solve a big problem in Swedish society.