Housing expenditures as a percentage of disposable income, residual income and number of households by tenure and type of household, 2024

  Housing expenditures as a percentage of disposable income, Median value Median value, Margin of error ± Residual income , Mean value SEK 000s Median value, Margin of error ± Number of households Number of households, Margin of error ±
Rental            
Single without children 31.9 1.4 157.1 8.8 1 022 590 66 180
Women -64 yrs 30.6 2.6 179.3 25.0 322 970 45 170
Men -64 yrs 28.2 2.4 201.6 26.0 378 790 51 470
Women 65- yrs 36.5 2.4 140.7 5.9 229 410 36 770
Men 65- yrs 34.2 2.7 142.3 18.0 91 420 26 490
Cohabiting without children 21.3 1.3 395.8 34.3 322 320 34 470
-64 yrs 19.5 1.7 448.1 45.0 213 520 32 100
65- yrs 22.8 1.5 311.0 29.0 108 800 20 640
Single with children 30.2 4.1 225.6 32.6 128 650 24 400
Cohabiting with children 19.4 1.2 468.3 45.1 192 940 22 590
With 1 child 20.7 2.8 374.5 84.1 78 990 19 290
With 2 children 19.4 2.0 494.4 70.8 68 450 16 060
With 3+ children 18.9 2.3 517.8 62.2 45 500 11 400
Other households 20.4 1.8 424.6 42.5 144 000 21 020
All households 27.3 1.0 229.4 11.6 1 810 500 69 200
             
Owned - leasehold            
Single without children 25.3 2.0 216.0 25.0 576 330 51 210
Women -64 yrs 24.6 6.0 265.7 49.0 130 530 39 180
Men -64 yrs 24.5 2.7 250.2 32.0 212 180 36 280
Women 65- yrs 28.1 3.0 159.2 16.2 164 670 29 110
Men 65- yrs 24.2 5.4 198.3 53.1 68 950 21 250
Cohabiting without children 15.1 1.1 589.0 40.2 282 200 21 330
-64 yrs 16.5 1.6 650.4 41.2 160 380 20 800
65- yrs 13.8 1.4 450.4 46.2 121 820 16 740
Single with children 27.3 3.4 336.1 41.1 55 340 13 020
Cohabiting with children 20.1 1.7 617.0 50.6 171 400 18 190
With 1 child 21.1 3.1 540.2 74.2 79 050 17 460
With 2 children 19.5 2.3 642.8 72.5 75 970 14 080
With 3+ children .. .. .. .. .. ..
Other households 15.3 1.9 696.5 107.1 58 720 11 360
All households 21.1 1.0 337.2 15.7 1 143 990 51 550
             
Owned - freehold            
Single without children 24.0 2.4 231.8 23.7 393 440 42 460
Women -64 yrs .. .. .. .. .. ..
Men -64 yrs 20.3 4.4 293.0 36.8 124 350 31 400
Women 65- yrs 25.6 6.0 205.2 37.6 105 050 25 260
Men 65- yrs 24.0 3.9 185.8 33.8 114 890 25 900
Cohabiting without children 14.6 1.0 545.9 32.4 638 560 30 850
-64 yrs 14.8 1.6 638.0 36.8 269 900 29 890
65- yrs 14.4 1.3 452.5 26.4 368 660 27 960
Single with children 22.8 5.7 369.2 78.7 63 930 18 450
Cohabiting with children 19.7 1.3 684.9 30.6 462 810 28 380
With 1 child 19.8 3.2 622.9 57.5 119 700 23 740
With 2 children 19.3 1.5 732.3 47.3 245 610 27 600
With 3+ children 19.7 3.3 712.2 69.3 97 500 19 090
Other households 14.3 1.7 765.9 79.3 190 660 22 920
All households 18.1 0.7 527.2 23.0 1 749 410 49 740
             
All types of tenure            
Single without children 28.8 1.0 185.8 11.0 1 992 360 77 080
Women -64 yrs 29.5 2.2 212.2 20.6 502 650 54 800
Men -64 yrs 26.0 1.7 232.2 16.3 715 330 53 860
Women 65- yrs 32.9 1.9 147.8 5.2 499 130 39 390
Men 65- yrs 28.2 2.8 171.7 17.1 275 250 33 390
Cohabiting without children 16.5 0.8 512.4 24.2 1 243 080 40 370
-64 yrs 17.0 1.1 592.8 26.3 643 800 41 640
65- yrs 15.8 1.0 429.8 17.5 599 280 33 720
Single with children 27.8 2.5 278.8 26.4 247 920 28 950
Cohabiting with children 19.7 0.8 617.3 20.9 827 140 35 110
With 1 child 20.4 1.7 544.0 46.0 277 740 33 730
With 2 children 19.3 1.0 651.6 36.4 390 030 33 740
With 3+ children 19.3 1.9 633.3 47.3 159 370 22 320
Other households 17.1 1.1 605.1 45.2 393 390 31 020
All households 22.6 0.6 342.9 9.7 4 703 900 71 180

Definitions and explanations

The survey has been redesigned and conducted with a smaller sample size in 2020. The smaller sample size increases the margin of error. New households are interviewed every week during the reference year with the new design. The housing expenditures refer to a period of 12 months from the time of the interview. Previous surveys have been conducted the year after the reference year with retrospective questions about the households expenditures the reference year. These changes mean  that comparisons between years must be made with caution as differences between the years are not necessarily due to actual changes. 

The statistics do not include households living in institutions, households in own rental property and households engaged in business activities, such as farmers, who can not distinguish their living expenses from the business activities. The statistics do not include households in second-hand housing, student housing, senior housing, households that rented a furnished dwelling and households where there were a lodger. 

Owner-occupied dwellings refer to detached single family houses, semi-detached houses, terraced houses or link-attached houses that the household owns.

Owned - leasehold dwellings: A dwelling situated in a one- or two-dwelling house or multi-dwelling building that is owned by an owners´ association, in which one is a member.

Rented dwellings refers to a rented dwelling where the tenant has a first-hand contract, both in one- or two-dwelling houses and multi-dwelling buildings.

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Source
SCB

Last updated
2025-11-19

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