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Statistics about
Rental market survey
The purpose of the survey is to measure rent levels in Norway grouped into different segments of the rental market.
Selected figures from this statistics
- Average monthly rents and annual rents per sqm, for dwellings with two rooms. Selected cities and the whole country.Download table as ...Average monthly rents and annual rents per sqm, for dwellings with two rooms. Selected cities and the whole country.
2024 Average monthly rents Average annual rents per sqm The whole country 11 060 2 850 Oslo and Bærum municipality 14 400 3 810 Bergen municipality 10 660 2 820 Trondheim municipality 11 150 2 970 Stavanger municipality 10 310 2 600 Explanation of symbolsDownload table as ... - Average monthly rents and annual rents per sqm, by price zone and number of rooms. NOKDownload table as ...Average monthly rents and annual rents per sqm, by price zone and number of rooms. NOK
2024 Average monthly rents Average annual rents per sqm The whole country 1 room 8 400 4 630 2 rooms 11 060 2 850 3 rooms 12 980 2 450 4 rooms 14 310 1 980 5 rooms or more 16 140 1 650 Oslo and Bærum municipality 1 room 9 730 5 320 2 rooms 14 400 3 810 3 rooms 17 630 3 460 4 rooms 21 100 3 020 5 rooms or more 27 300 2 820 Akershus except Bærum municipality 1 room .. .. 2 rooms 11 310 2 900 3 rooms 13 570 2 510 4 rooms 13 970 1 760 5 rooms or more 15 980 1 480 Bergen municipality 1 room 7 410 4 000 2 rooms 10 660 2 820 3 rooms 12 600 2 490 4 rooms 15 050 2 180 5 rooms or more 19 710 .. Trondheim municipality 1 room .. .. 2 rooms 11 150 2 970 3 rooms 13 430 2 650 4 rooms 16 340 .. 5 rooms or more 20 830 .. Stavanger municipality 1 room .. .. 2 rooms 10 310 2 600 3 rooms 12 570 2 290 4 rooms .. .. 5 rooms or more .. .. Urban settlements with more than 20,000 inhabitants1 1 room 6 930 3 940 2 rooms 9 520 2 390 3 rooms 11 090 2 000 4 rooms 13 190 1 830 5 rooms or more 14 850 1 560 Urban settlements with between 2,000-19,999 inhabitants2 1 room 6 270 .. 2 rooms 8 030 1 920 3 rooms 9 580 1 700 4 rooms 10 870 1 440 5 rooms or more 11 790 1 250 Urban settlements with between 200 and 1,999 inhabitants and sparsely populated areas2 1 room .. .. 2 rooms 7 120 1 700 3 rooms 8 270 1 390 4 rooms 8 860 1 140 5 rooms or more 9 610 910 1Excluding Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger, and Akershus. 2Excluding Akershus. Explanation of symbolsDownload table as ... - Average monthly rents and annual rents per sqm, by number of rooms (NOK). The whole country.Download table as ...Average monthly rents and annual rents per sqm, by number of rooms (NOK). The whole country.
2024 Average monthly rents Average annual rents per sqm 1 room 8 400 4 630 2 rooms 11 060 2 850 3 rooms 12 980 2 450 4 rooms 14 310 1 980 5 rooms or more 16 140 1 650 Explanation of symbolsDownload table as ...
About the statistics
The information under «About the statistics» was last updated 10 May 2021.
Rents - The actual rent of the rental object. Monthly rents are selected. No ajustments are made for rents that include electricity and/or heating except for the predicted monthly rents (table 09897), where the markup for electricity and or heating are excluded.
Rent allowance - Economic housing benefit administered by the State and the municipalities, provided to cover all or part of rental charges.
SSB-Matrikkelen - Ground Property, Address and Building Register owned by the Norwegian Mapping Authority.
Population and housing census 2011 - In 2011, Statistics Norway carried out a Population and Housing Census in Norway (Census 2011). The purpose of this nationwide census is to illustrate how people live in Norway, provide information on the composition of the population and describe living conditions in the Norwegian society. In the 2011 census, all data are for the first time collected from administrative and statistical registers. Last census was conducted in 2001. Census information is used as weight information in the rental market survey.
Number of rooms - The rooms that are used in the calculations are the number of bedrooms and living rooms excluding kitchens, bathrooms and storage rooms. Rooms beyond 8 are omitted.
Regression model - A statistical method where a dependent variable (here: rent) is explained by a set of explanatory variables (here: dwelling characteristics). Based on actual observations in the main survey a mathematic function gives a connection between the rent and its characteristics.
Predicted monthly rents – Rents estimated by the regression model and the "price" of the different explanatory variables.
A variant of standard classification of urban settlements is used.