Swedish property yields are low to moderate. Mid-sized central Stockholm apartments (80 to 120 sq. m.) have the most generous gross yields, at 6 to 7%. Other sized properties are likely to have lower yields, at around 3 to 4%. Properties in suburban Stockholm have relatively lower yields, at 3% to 5%, while apartments in the centre of the second-largest city of Göteborg can yield around 5% to 7%.

Because rents are tied to the age of the property, the higher yields in the city-centre reflect partly the newer housing stock in those areas.