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Urban Studies, Vol. 15, No. 3, 313-320 (1978)
DOI: 10.1080/713702406

Urban Home-ownership in Sweden

J. Kemeny

Political Sociology at the University of Adelaide, South Australia

About one quarter of urban households in urban Sweden are owner-occupiers but there is little relationship between owner occupance and social class. This is attributed to the ability of the private rental sector to attract high-income households. Tenure choice reflects housing costs at different stages of the life cycle: these costs are examined in detail. Other elements in tenure choice are locational attributes and the legal position of owners and tenants.


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