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Co-Living in Stockholm

Is there co-living in Stockholm for digital nomads?

Co-living properties listed

6

Updated October 2026 · Sources cited: everythingcoliving.com, colive.se

Monthly price range
SEK 7,500–SEK 10,000
Shortest minimum stay
2 months
Coworking on site
3 of 6

Scene Summary

Stockholm's co-living market has expanded significantly to address the city's notorious housing shortage, where the average queue for municipal apartments exceeds 9 years. Multiple dedicated operators now offer professionally managed shared housing with private rooms, shared amenities, community events, and flexible monthly leases targeting young professionals, expats, and remote workers. The market includes budget-friendly options ranging from 6,000–9,000 SEK and premium studios at 9,000–14,000 SEK monthly, all-inclusive of utilities and Wi-Fi.

Good to Know

  • Most major operators (Colive, Allihoop, Forenom) allow Folkbokföring (civil registration), essential for banking, healthcare, and Swedish legal residency.
  • Prices are all-inclusive of utilities, Wi-Fi, and cleaning—no hidden fees or surprise invoices.
  • Colive offers deposit-free entry, requiring only credit checks and BankID verification.
  • Community is built-in: weekly events, group dinners, shared workspaces, and curated housemate matching are standard.
  • Most residents stay 1–6 months on their first visit; contracts are flexible with 30-day notice periods (except Colive's 2-month minimum).

Properties

AI-generated estimateData refreshed October 2026

These are the sources cited in this co-living research for this city. Individual figures may not each trace to one of them.

  1. 1.everythingcoliving.com
  2. 2.colive.se
  3. 3.allihoopliving.com
  4. 4.k9coliving.com
  5. 5.hus24.org
  6. 6.unity-kista.com
  7. 7.findyourcoliving.com
  8. 8.visitstockholm.com

Data last updated October 2026 · Verify anything important.