Djurgårdsstrand is a pedestrian street of Djurgården, 290 metres long. Here is every house on it – when it was built, who drew it and who owns it today – and what this corner of Djurgården is like to live in.
Each part is a rank among all of Stockholms stad's streets; the parts are weighted and the total ranked again – the same measure for every street, so any two can be compared and shared. It is VERA PI's own ranking, not a price and not a valuation.
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Every house on Djurgårdsstrand with an address, on the map – its buildings drawn at their real heights from the city's 3D model. Walk along the street with the slider, switch between the odd and the even side, or tap a house.
Of the 1 houses on Djurgårdsstrand with an address, one is owned by housing associations (bostadsrättsföreningar), matched in Bolagsverket's register of 19 October 2026. None of them has a public annual report for 2025 or later yet; where an older one exists, it is kept below as history.
The associations – no annual report for 2025 found yet
Figures from each association's own annual report (årsredovisning), as linked from the estate agencies' listings or the association's own site. Only reports for 2025 or later count as current; older years are history and dated. Names and organisation numbers from Bolagsverket's register, 19 October 2026. «Matched by name»: the association's name is the property's designation, and no report or listing has confirmed the address yet. Tap a house for its own page.
Djurgårdsstrand in numbers
The street set against Stockholm and the whole of Sweden. Each figure is for the finest area its publisher reports – the street's own statistical area, Djurgården or the district of Norra innerstaden – and says which. Nothing is modelled.
The street's areasStockholmSweden
Homes
Owned as bostadsrätt
13 %
Share of homes, 2025 · The street's areas
36 percentage points below Stockholm
The street's areas13 %
Stockholm49 %
Sweden24 %
Rented
62 %
Share of homes, hyresrätt, 2025 · The street's areas
19 percentage points above Stockholm
The street's areas62 %
Stockholm43 %
Sweden39 %
Prices
Bostadsrätt, average price per m²
118,745 kr
Sales in the 12 months to September 2026 · Central Stockholm
31 % above Stockholm
Central Stockholm118,745 kr
Stockholm90,815 kr
Sweden47,079 kr
Price change in a year
+9.3 %
July–September 2026 against 2025 · Central Stockholm
1.4 percentage points above Stockholm
Central Stockholm+9.3 %
Stockholm+7.9 %
Sweden+5.4 %
Rent
Median rent, per m² a year
1,993 kr
1 January 2026 · Norra innerstaden
12 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden1,993 kr
Stockholm1,772 kr
Sweden1,483 kr
Queue for a rented flat
20.9 years
Average years queued for the existing flats let in 2025 · Norra innerstaden
69 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden20.9 years
Stockholm12.4 years
Safety
Reported crimes
256
Per 1,000 residents, 2025 · Norra innerstaden
34 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden256
Stockholm192
Sweden136
Burglaries from homes
0.8
Per 1,000 residents, 2025 · Norra innerstaden
30 % below Stockholm
Norra innerstaden0.8
Stockholm1.1
Sweden0.8
People
Aged 65 and over
31 %
Share of residents, 2025 · The street's areas
14 percentage points above Stockholm
The street's areas31 %
Stockholm17 %
Sweden21 %
Households with children
24 %
Share of households, 2025 · The street's areas
3.1 percentage points below Stockholm
The street's areas24 %
Stockholm27 %
Sweden28 %
Living alone
43 %
Share of households, 2025 · The street's areas
3.0 percentage points below Stockholm
The street's areas43 %
Stockholm46 %
Sweden42 %
University degree, 3 years or more
45 %
Share of residents aged 25–65, 2025 · The street's areas
2.1 percentage points below Stockholm
The street's areas45 %
Stockholm47 %
Sweden32 %
Income
Wages and salaries, mean
366k
Löneinkomst per person 20+, SEK thousand a year, 2024 – the latest SCB publishes per area · The street's areas
Level with Stockholm
The street's areas366k
Stockholm375k
Sweden290k
Capital income, mean
1,542k
Per person 20+, SEK thousand a year, 2024 – the latest SCB publishes per area · The street's areas
12.0 times Stockholm's
The street's areas1,542k
Stockholm128k
Sweden64k
Disposable income, median, 2025
27.5k
SEK thousand a month, people 20+, capital income not included – SCB's preliminary monthly figures, not published per area · Stockholm
Stockholm27.5k
Sweden24.1k
Not published for the street's areas.
Disposable income, median, 2026
28.4k
January–June 2026, as above · Stockholm
Stockholm28.4k
Sweden24.9k
Not published for the street's areas.
Getting about
Privately owned cars
358
In traffic, registered to residents, per 1,000 residents, 2025 · The street's areas
69 % above Stockholm
The street's areas358
Stockholm212
Sweden418
The street's areas: Statistics Sweden's DeSO 0180C3920, 813 residents – in SCB's areas Djurgården. Incomes are means, so a few very large incomes pull them up; capital income includes gains on sales of shares and property. Sources: Statistics Sweden (read 2026-10-21), Svensk Mäklarstatistik, Bostadsförmedlingen, Brå.
Prices and rents
One homes in ten here are bostadsrätter – you buy a share in the association that owns the building, and pay it a monthly fee. The rest are rented, through the city's queue or second hand.
118,745 kraverage price paid per m² for a bostadsrätt in Central Stockholm, the 12 months to September 2026
Up 9.3 % in a year. Prices per m², July–September 2026:
Central Stockholm
121,934 kr
Stockholm
91,997 kr
Sweden
47,568 kr
Svensk Mäklarstatistik, bostadsrätter, updated 8 October 2026. Averages; the source publishes no medians. Svensk Mäklarstatistik has no area of its own for Djurgården; Centrala Stockholm is the finest it publishes. Source
Twenty-five years of bostadsrätt prices
The county's median bostadsrätt sold for 5.2 times as much in 2025 as in 2000 – SEK 3.5m against SEK 0.68m.
Median sale price of a bostadsrätt, SEK thousand – Stockholm county, the finest level Statistics Sweden publishes; not the street. SCB, BO0501C.
What isn't public. Sweden has no open register of what bostadsrätter sell for, so no sale price is shown for a single address. A national register of bostadsrätter is coming – Lantmäteriet starts collecting from the associations in 2027 – but it records the flat, its holder and any pledges, not what it sold for. Asking prices come from the agencies' own adverts and are shown as asking prices, never as sales.
Renting
1,993 krmedian rent per m² a year in Norra innerstaden, 1 January 2026
About 16,600 kr a month for 100 m² at the median. Stockholm as a whole: 1,772 kr per m².
Rent here runs 12 % above the city: 1,993 kr per m² a year in Norra innerstaden in 2026, against 1,772 kr for Stockholm and 1,483 kr for Sweden.
Median rent per m² a year. Statistics Sweden reported Östermalm on its own until 2023; from 2024 it reports Norra innerstaden, the new district of Östermalm and Norrmalm – hence the dashed line. Hover or tap a point for the figure; on a keyboard, tab to the chart and use the arrow keys.
20.9 yearsthe average time in the city's queue for the flats let in Norra innerstaden in 2025 (Stockholm: 12.4 years)
Bostadsförmedlingen i Stockholm, statistics for 2025. Source
Safety
Brå counts Djurgården within Norra innerstaden, together with Vasastaden, Norrmalm and the city centre and Östermalm – 34 % more reported crime per resident than Stockholm in 2025. Safety is told for the district, never for the street.
256reported crimes per 1,000 residents in Norra innerstaden in 2025 – Vasastaden, Norrmalm with the city centre, Östermalm and Djurgården together. Stockholm 192, Sweden 136.
0.8burglaries from homes per 1,000 residents in Norra innerstaden in 2025 – Stockholm 1.1.
How safe people feel
Share of residents who feel unsafe, or stay in, when out alone late at night in their own area, 2026 – Stockholms stad's survey, which reports Norra innerstaden as a whole; it does not say which streets fall in its smaller areas.
Norra innerstaden
12 %
Stockholm
17 %
Over ten years
Norra innerstaden, which takes in the city centre, ran 34 % above Stockholm in 2025.
Reported crimes per 1,000 residents. Brå reports Norra innerstaden from 2024, when the city joined the districts of Norrmalm and Östermalm; the years before are not counted for it.
By kind of crime – Norra innerstaden, 2025
Per 1,000 residents
Assault
14.0
31 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden14.0
Stockholm10.7
Sweden8.7
Robbery
0.6
18 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden0.6
Stockholm0.5
Sweden0.4
Burglary from homes
0.8
30 % below Stockholm
Norra innerstaden0.8
Stockholm1.1
Sweden0.8
Other theft, incl. pickpocketing
41.5
87 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden41.5
Stockholm22.1
Sweden15.8
Vandalism
73.5
18 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden73.5
Stockholm62.1
Sweden16.3
Drug offences
27.8
69 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden27.8
Stockholm16.4
Sweden11.8
Fraud
26.1
27 % above Stockholm
Norra innerstaden26.1
Stockholm20.5
Sweden22.0
Brå: reported crime is not all crime – not every crime comes to the police's attention. Local figures go by where the crime happened and are set against the people who live there. Our note: a district full of theatres, restaurants, shops and stations can therefore show a high rate against few residents. In 2025, 12 % of reports in the Stockholm police region had no recorded municipality. Sources: Brå, reported offences; Stockholms stad, Trygghetsmätning 2026 (source).
Who lives here
813 people live in the street's area. 53 % of them are over fifty (Stockholm: 35 %), 24 % of the households have children, and of those aged 25–65, 45 % hold a university degree of three years or more (Stockholm: 47 %).
Age
The street's areasStockholm
0–19
18 %
20–34
13 %
35–49
15 %
50–64
22 %
65–79
19 %
80+
12 %
31 % of the residents here are 65 or over – against 17 % across Stockholm; the street's areas have fewer people aged 20–49.
Share of residents in each age group, 2025. Statistics Sweden.
Mean net income in the street's areas was SEK 1,593k a year per person aged 20 and over in 2024, up from 1,027k in 2019 – Stockholm: 468k in 2024.
Parks nearby
Galärparken1.4 ha, 70 m
Svensksundsparken1.2 ha, 360 m
Amiralitetsparken0.9 ha, 590 m
Getting around
Walking times along the street network from the nearest point of Djurgårdsstrand, at 80 metres a minute.
2 minTram at Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund, 190 m on foot from the street
21 minMetro at Karlaplan, 1,670 m on foot from the street
33 minTrains at Stockholm City, 2,680 m on foot
0School units within 500 m, from Skolverket's register
Stations: SL and Trafiklab; the walk is measured along OpenStreetMap's paths and pavements, so it is never shorter than the straight line. Schools: Skolverket's school-unit register.
The nearest care and everyday places from Djurgårdsstrand, nearest first, with the way there in Google Maps or Apple Maps. Emergency care is shown however far it is; everything else within 2 km.
Care
In an emergency, call 112Medical advice day and night: 1177
The general election of 13 September 2026, final result, in the voting district Djurgårdsstrand lies in. The figures are the whole district's, not just the street's.
The districtStockholms kommun
Oscar 1 Djurgården100% of the street · turnout 71.5 %
Party2026vs 2022
Moderates30.4 %+2.1
Centre Party10.8 %+0.8
Liberals14.3 %+5.4
Christian Democrats6.1 %+1.4
Social Democrats18.7 %−1.7
Left Party4.0 %−2.2
Green Party7.9 %+0.1
Sweden Democrats6.5 %−5.4
Other parties1.2 %−0.4
Stockholm, the county and Sweden
Party
Stockholm
County
Sweden
Moderates
19.1 %
21.8 %
19.9 %
Centre Party
9.8 %
8.6 %
7.0 %
Liberals
7.1 %
6.8 %
5.3 %
Christian Democrats
3.9 %
4.9 %
6.2 %
Social Democrats
26.3 %
26.0 %
28.0 %
Left Party
13.0 %
10.2 %
8.4 %
Green Party
11.1 %
8.0 %
6.1 %
Sweden Democrats
8.4 %
12.1 %
17.5 %
Other parties
1.2 %
1.4 %
1.6 %
Turnout
85.8 %
84.7 %
84.9 %
Share of valid votes in each district. The tick on each bar is Stockholms kommun. Change since 2022 in percentage points. Early votes that arrived late are counted in the municipality's collection district and are in no district's shares. The election is not part of the VERA PI Score. Source: Valmyndigheten, final result, published 7 October 2026. Valmyndigheten's data
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Housing associations: Bolagsverket's open register (värdefulla datamängder), 19 October 2026, for names and organisation numbers; fees, debt and flats from each association's own annual report, as linked from estate agencies' listings or the association's site – figures for 2025 or later are current, older ones are history.
People, homes, income, education, cars and rents: Statistics Sweden (SCB), CC BY 4.0 – DeSO tables for 2025 (population, households, tenure, education, cars) and 2024 (income, the latest per area), the preliminary monthly income statistics HE0110M for 2025–2026, rents by district (BO0406) and the county's bostadsrätt prices (BO0501C); read 2026-10-21.
Prices: Svensk Mäklarstatistik, bostadsrätter, updated 8 October 2026. Asking prices: VERA PI's read of the estate agencies' own adverts, 20 October 2026 – asking prices, not sales; no Hemnet, no Booli. Rental queue: Bostadsförmedlingen i Stockholm, 2025.
Crime and safety: Brottsförebyggande rådet (Brå), reported offences 2015–2025; Stockholms stad, Trygghetsmätning 2026, Norra innerstaden.
Getting around: SL and Trafiklab stops; walks along OpenStreetMap's network. Schools: Skolverket, school unit register. Parks: OpenStreetMap.
The VERA PI Score: VERA PI's own ranking of Stockholm stad's 4,346 streets, version 1 – not a price and not a valuation.
Photographs: Wikimedia Commons, each under the licence named in its caption.
