
Stockholm Economy Report 2022 Q1: Strong Recovery Amid Global Concerns
Discover the latest economic insights from the Stockholm Business Region's Q1 2022 report. Learn about the impressive growth in total wages, increase in new business registrations, labor market improvements, and population changes in Stockholm County and City. Find out how Stockholm's economy is rebounding post-pandemic despite global economic challenges.
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The Stockholm Economy Stockholm County and City, 2022 Q1 2021-03-31 Stockholm Business Region
About the report The report is published each quarter by Stockholm Business Region. The report includes Stockholm County and the City of Stockholm. The statistics are based on data from Statistics Sweden, the Swedish Employment Service and the Swedish Companies Registration Office. The report primarily compares the development with the same quarter last year, for example, quarter 1 is compared with quarter 1 last year and so on. The total rolling 12 values are also presented for certain indicators, with the four most recent quarters added together in order to ensure more stability in the trend. These are then compared with the previous four quarters. The diagrams which show the absolute values are seasonally adjusted to show the trend. Other diagrams have index-linked values which show the percentage change from the first year, with value 100, with the corresponding quarter 10 years ago. The Stockholm region comprises Stockholm County, Uppsala County, S dermanland County, sterg tland County, rebro County, V stmanland County, G vleborg County and Dalarna County. Individual county reports for the above mentioned can be found in Swedish here: https://stockholmbusinessalliance.se/material/?cat=konjunkturrapporter Questions can be addressed to Stefan Frid at Invest Stockholm. Publisher: Staffan Ingvarsson, CEO Stockholm Business Region.
A strong first quarter for Stockholm, but the global economic situation causes concern The economic recovery in Stockholm after the Covid-19 pandemic was strong during the first quarter of 2022. Total wages in the private sector are increasing while trade and commerce is getting stronger with more companies. Developments are also positive in the labor market. Employment is on the rise, unemployment is falling, and there are more job vacancies. This report contains data up until the end of March and does not reflect the contraction in the global economy that took place during spring. The Stockholm Economy, 2022 Q1 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Value 2022 Q1 Value 2022 Q1 Change (%) Change (%) Indicator Aggr. gross pay private sector (billion SEK) -1 year -1 year 134,0 9,7 91,5 11,0 The strong increase in total wages in the private sector indicates rapid recovery after the pandemic. A similar development can be seen in terms of total wages overall, as well as per person employed and per inhabitant. This is a welcome development, and it suggests that the economy in Stockholm is growing. There was also an increase in the number of new companies registered in the period, both in Stockholm City and Stockholm County. At the same time, company bankruptcies are at similar levels to 2021. 7 566 3 4 406 5 Newly registered businesses 588 0 340 -4 Company bankruptcies 1 298 400 3,9 552 800 2,2 Employment 132 331 96 83 926 91 Recently listed positions The labor market recovery continued during the first quarter. The number of people in employment in the county grew by 3.9 percent, the equivalent of 48,200 people, while unemployment decreased by 1.3 percentage points, or 21,900 people. There was almost a doubling in the number of vacant jobs listed at the Swedish Public Employment Service compared to the same period in 2021. Further, the number of layoff notifications dropped substantially from the high levels of the prior year. 2 232 -46 1 438 -42 No. of people given notice 4,6 -1,3 p.p.* 4,7 -1,5 p.p.* Unemployment(%) 2 421,3 1,1 980,3 0,5 Population (in thousands) 2 935 -24 283 -78 Housing projects started Commercial accomodations (in thousands) 2 127 85 1 324 100 The number of inhabitants in the county increased by 1.1 percent, or 25,600 people, compared to the same period last year. In Stockholm City, the number of inhabitants has increased by 0.5 percent, or 5,000 people, which means that the city is only 19,900 people short of one million inhabitants. * Change of unemployment in percentage points, not in percentages. Staffan Ingvarsson, CEO Stockholm Business Region.
Economic growth Aggregated gross pay, Stockholm county Index 100 = 2012 Q1 Aggregated gross pay, total 2022 Q1 Change Change (%) Billion SEK 517,26 -1 year Billion SEK 28,32 -1 year 5,79 -5 years 24,05 Sweden 257,72 15,05 6,20 24,93 The Stockholm Region 170 160,55 10,37 6,91 27,56 Stockholm County 104,97 7,70 7,92 33,67 City of Stockholm 160 356,71 17,95 5,30 22,53 Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 150 Aggregated gross pay per employed 2022 Q1 Thousand SEK 101,91 Change Change (%) 140 -1 year Thousand SEK 2,56 -1 year -5 years 2,58 20,35 Sweden 130 110,00 4,05 3,83 19,88 The Stockholm Region 123,65 3,53 2,94 18,76 Stockholm County 120 189,89 10,09 5,61 27,82 City of Stockholm 94,43 2,16 2,34 20,53 Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 110 Aggregated gross pay per capita 100 2022 Q1 Thousand SEK 49,41 Change Change (%) -1 year Thousand SEK 2,63 -1 year -5 years 90 5,63 18,44 Sweden 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 54,23 3,07 6,01 18,36 The Stockholm Region Total Per capita Per emplyment 66,31 4,12 6,63 19,54 Stockholm County 107,08 7,71 7,75 27,58 City of Stockholm Source: Statistics Sweden 44,33 2,18 5,17 17,64 Sweden, excl. Stockholm County
Economic growth by sector Aggregated gross pay private sector, by industry, Stockholm county Index 100 = 2012 Q1 2022 Q1 Change -1 year (Billion SEK) Change (%) (Billion SEK) -1 year -5 years Sweden 378,24 25,53 7,24 25,82 Private sector 240 73,85 2,44 3,42 20,99 Industry 264,46 20,94 8,60 26,10 Services 220 39,93 2,15 5,69 33,77 Other* 139,02 2,79 2,05 19,46 200 Public sector 517,26 28,32 5,79 24,05 Total 180 The Stockholm Region 197,96 15,11 8,27 26,35 160 Private sector 28,75 1,24 4,49 11,37 Industry 140 150,94 12,93 9,37 29,28 Services 18,27 0,94 5,44 29,47 Other* 120 59,75 -0,07 -0,11 20,46 Public sector** 257,72 15,05 6,20 24,93 Total 100 Stockholm County 80 134,05 11,85 9,69 29,33 Private sector 11,24 0,78 7,50 8,30 60 Industry 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 112,94 10,53 10,28 31,83 Services 9,87 0,53 5,73 29,88 Other* The Stockholm Region, whereof Industry Services Other 26,50 -1,47 -5,27 19,30 Public sector** Source: Statistics Sweden 160,55 10,37 6,91 27,56 Total * Other includes, agriculture, forestry and fishing, construction and unspecified sectors
Economic growth, 2022 Q1 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Billion SEK Change (%) Billion SEK Change (%) 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years 0,2 4,0 33,7 0,1 14,7 83,4 Agriculture, forestry & fishing Manufacturing, mining, quarrying & utilities 9,7 7,2 4,7 3,7 9,2 -15,0 1,6 9,4 36,8 0,5 8,2 4,8 Energy & Environment 9,6 5,7 32,2 4,9 5,9 33,1 Construction 20,3 7,7 22,9 12,1 9,4 25,8 Trade 6,0 8,1 12,6 3,0 10,6 21,9 Transport 3,6 30,2 5,4 2,6 34,4 4,6 Accommodation & food services 20,8 8,4 59,4 18,3 9,0 73,2 Information & communication 14,0 11,7 39,7 11,3 11,5 46,0 Financial & insurance 3,1 5,3 39,9 2,3 6,4 44,0 Real Estate 26,9 14,6 33,0 21,3 15,3 36,6 Business services 0,1 -2,5 20,2 0,1 -3,0 22,1 Public administration 3,7 4,3 26,2 2,1 4,4 27,7 Education 9,5 6,3 19,6 5,5 7,5 22,4 Health 4,9 9,5 25,7 3,7 9,4 26,5 Personal & cultural services 0,1 8,5 -69,4 0,0 13,2 -42,9 Unspecified 134,0 9,7 29,3 91,5 11,0 35,0 Private sector 10,3 -13,1 20,4 7,5 -15,9 24,8 State 12,0 0,6 16,2 4,7 0,9 19,2 Municipal 4,1 0,4 26,2 1,4 2,3 57,7 County council 26,5 -5,3 19,3 13,5 -9,0 25,4 Public sector 160,5 6,9 27,6 105,0 7,9 33,7 Total Source: Statistics Sweden
Newly registered businesses Newly registered businesses Deseasonalized values (moving average) The first quarter saw 7,566 new companies start up in Stockholm County. This included 6,382 incorporated companies. 14,000 12,000 Almost 60 percent of the new companies were registered in Stockholm City. 10,000 8,000 Newly registered businesses 6,000 Number Change (%) R12* 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years Number Ch., % 4,000 Sweden 22 173 0 14 78 766 6 The Stockholm Region 11 347 0 10 40 498 5 2,000 Stockholm County 7 566 3 10 27 066 6 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 City of Stockholm 4 406 5 9 15 715 8 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 14 607 -1 16 51 700 6 K lla: The Swedish Companies Registration Office. * Last four quarters
Company bankruptcies Company bankruptcies Deseasonalized values (moving average) Bankruptcies remain at the same level as in the first quarter of 2021. 1,600 588 companies filed for bankruptcy in Stockholm County, 340 of these were in Stockholm City. 1,400 1,200 1,000 Company bankruptcies 800 Number Change (%) R12* 600 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years Number Ch., % Sweden 1 639 -6 1 6 789 -8 400 The Stockholm Region 868 -3 4 3 517 -8 200 Stockholm County 588 0 13 2 323 -7 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 City of Stockholm 340 -4 4 1 403 -9 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 1 051 -10 -5 4 466 -8 Source: Statistics Sweden * Last four quarters
Employment Employed population Index 100 = 2012 Q1 The number of inhabitants employed increased by 48,200 people (3.9%) in the county, and by 11,800 people (2.9%) in Stockholm City. 125 Employment grew primarily in: - Construction - Education - Hotels and restaurants 120 115 110 Employment 105 Number Change -1 year (number) Change (%) 100 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years Sweden 5 075 700 154 300 3,1 3,1 95 The Stockholm Region 2 342 900 52 400 2,3 4,2 90 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Stockholm County 1 298 400 48 200 3,9 7,4 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County City of Stockholm 552 800 11 800 2,2 4,6 Source: Statistics Sweden Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 3 777 300 106 100 2,9 1,7
Employed population, by industry Number Change (number) Change (%) Stockholm County 2022 Q1 -1 year -1 year -5 years N/A N/A N/A N/A Agriculture, forestry & fishing Manufacturing, mining, quarrying & utilities 70 000 -100 -0,1 19,7 32 900 -3 900 -10,6 23,2 Manufacturing of workshop products 69 600 11 700 20,2 -1,0 Construction 125 200 4 600 3,8 -9,2 Trade 43 000 -6 700 -13,5 -22,7 Transport 35 200 2 600 8,0 -29,3 Accommodation & food services 145 000 4 000 2,8 53,4 Information & communication Arts, entertainment, recreation & other services 75 100 1 400 1,9 0,0 338 700 9 400 2,9 12,6 Financial & insurance 101 400 2 900 2,9 21,1 Public administration 139 400 11 600 9,1 8,4 Education 140 400 6 600 4,9 -3,8 Health N/A N/A N/A N/A Unspecified 1 289 100 47 300 3,8 7,0 Employed in Sweden 9 300 900 10,7 126,8 Employed abroad 1 298 400 48 200 3,9 7,4 Total Source: Statistics Sweden
Employed population, by occupation Number Change -1 year Stockholm County 2022 Q1 Number % N/A N/A N/A Armed forces occupations 114 700 700 0,6 Managers Occupations requiring advanced level of higher education 538 800 45 600 9,2 Occupations requiring higher education qualifications or equivalent 232 200 -6 700 -2,8 76 200 -5 800 -7,1 Administration and customer service clerks 149 200 -5 700 -3,7 Service, care and shop sales workers 9 400 500 5,6 Agricultural, horticultural, forestry and fishery workers 70 500 9 500 15,6 Building and manufacturing workers 36 800 -7 300 -16,6 Mechanical manufacturing and transport workers, etc. N/A N/A N/A Elementary occupations 51 400 12 500 32,1 Unspecified 1 289 100 47 300 3,8 Employed in Sweden 9 300 900 10,7 Employed Abroad 1 298 400 48 200 3,9 Total Source: Statistics Sweden
Recently listed positions Recently listed positions at the Swedish Public Employment Service Index 100 = 2012 Q1 There was an increase in the number of job vacancies at the Swedish Public Employment Service in both Stockholm County and Stockholm City during the quarter. 250 The number of vacant jobs went up in several sectors. The largest increases were in: - Hotels and restaurants - Transport - Financial services 200 150 Recently listed positions Number Change (%) R12* 100 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years Number Ch., % Sweden 504 855 62 32 1 515 957 67 50 The Stockholm Region 235 620 72 31 713 937 76 Stockholm County 132 331 96 30 408 955 91 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 City of Stockholm 83 926 91 25 258 669 85 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 372 524 53 32 1 107 002 59 Source: The Swedish Public Employment Service * Last four quarters
The number of persons given notice The number of persons given notice Index 100 = 2012 Q1 In the first quarter, around 2,000 people received notification of layoff in the county, this number was 1,400 in Stockholm City. This is significantly lower in comparison to 2021. 2,500 2,000 Layoff notifications are now back at pre-pandemic levels. 1,500 The number of persons given notice Number Change (%) R12* 1,000 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years Number Ch., % Sweden 5 091 -42 -46 23 825 -71 500 The Stockholm Region 3 220 -43 -26 14 281 -72 Stockholm County 2 232 -46 -12 10 824 -72 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 City of Stockholm 1 438 -42 25 7 330 -74 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 2 859 -40 -58 13 001 -71 Source: The Swedish Public Employment Service * Last four quarters
Unemployment Unemployment in relation to the population (%), 15-74 years 8 Unemployment decreased in Stockholm County and in Stockholm City during the first quarter, both in absolute and relative terms. 7 6 Danderyd municipality had the lowest relative unemployment in the county (1.4%). 5 . Unemployment 4 Unemployed out of population, 15-74 years Number Yearly Change (number) 3 2022 Q1 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years 2 Sweden 362 661 -89 746 4,8 6,0 5,1 The Stockholm Region 170 675 -38 712 4,9 6,1 4,9 1 Stockholm County 83 043 -21 925 4,6 5,9 4,1 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 City of Stockholm 34 835 -11 031 4,7 6,2 4,2 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 279 618 -67 821 4,8 6,0 5,4 Source: The Swedish Public Employment Service and Statistics Sweden
Unemployment by categories No. of persons Change (number) Change (%) Stockholm County 2022 Q1 -1 year -1 year -5 years Open unemployment 46 707 -15 959 -25,5 10,4 whereof long-term unemployment 19 806 -7 228 -26,7 48,3 whereof youth unemployment 3 745 -1 597 -29,9 -2,3 Active labour market programmes 36 336 -5 966 -14,1 30,8 whereof youth in active labour market programmes 3 742 -1 470 -28,2 8,9 Total no. of unemployed 83 043 -21 925 -20,9 18,5 No. of persons Change (number) Change (%) City of Stockholm 2022 Q1 -1 year -1 year -5 years Open unemployment 19 828 -7 888 -28,5 6,7 whereof long-term unemployment 8 505 -3 819 -31,0 48,9 whereof youth unemployment 1 562 -636 -28,9 6,5 Active labour market programmes 15 007 -3 143 -17,3 30,5 whereof youth in active labourmarket programmes 1 287 -630 -32,9 17,1 Total no. of unemployed 34 835 -11 031 -24,1 15,8 Source: The Swedish Public Employment Service
Population Population growth Index 100 = 2012 Q1 The number of inhabitants increased by 25,600 in the county, 5,000 of which were in Stockholm City, compared to the same quarter of 2021. 120 115 Judging by the population growth, Stockholm City s growth rate has slowed down since 2019. 110 Population 105 2022 Q1 Change -1 year Change (%) (in thousands) -1 year -5 years 100 Sweden 10 468,5 78,7 0,8 4,4 95 The Stockholm Region 4 752,3 41,3 0,9 5,2 Stockholm County 2 421,3 25,6 1,1 6,3 90 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 City of Stockholm 980,3 5,0 0,5 4,4 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County Sweden, excl. Stockholm County 8 047,2 53,0 0,7 3,9 Source: Statistics Sweden
The number of apartments for which construction commenced decreased by 24 percent during the quarter in the county, while apartment building decreased by 78 percent in Stockholm City. Housing projects started Number of housing projects started Index 100 = 2012 Q1 On a full-year basis, housing construction has risen by 19 percent in the county compared to the previous year. 500 450 400 In Stockholm City, on the other hand, housing construction has decreased by 36 percent on a full- year basis and is currently at its lowest level for ten years. 350 300 250 Housing projects started 200 Number Change (%) R12* 150 2022 Q1 -1 year -5 years Number Ch., % 100 Sweden 13 696 -11 -19 54 866 7 50 The Stockholm Region 6 405 -3 -24 26 733 19 0 Stockholm County 2 935 -24 -38 13 857 19 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockholm County City of Stockholm 283 -78 -74 2 815 -36 Source: Statistics Sweden Sweden, excl. Stockholm county 10 761 -7 -12 41 009 4 * Last four quarters
Commercial Accommodations Commercial accomodations (hotels, hostels, cabin villages and camp sites) Index 100 = 2012 Q1 Commercial accomodations 160 2022 Q1 Change (%) R12* (thousands) -1 year -5 years (thousands) Ch., % 140 Sweden 8 255 63 -6 38 036 58 The Stockholm Region 4 178 67 -7 17 075 65 120 Stockholm county 2 127 85 -18 9 605 83 100 Of which foreign** 512 118 -37 2 059 103 City of Stockholm 1 324 100 -27 6 000 104 80 Of which foreign** 382 138 -44 1 564 125 60 Sweden, excl. Stockholm county 6 128 56 -1 28 431 52 40 * Last four quarters ** Foreign accomodations excluding camping 20 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Stockholm County City of Stockholm Sweden, excl. Stockhom County Source: Statistics Sweden and Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth
Newly registered businesses Company bankruptcies Number Change (%) Number Change (%) Entrepreneurship The Stockholm County municipalities 2022 Q1 -1 year 2022 Q1 -1 year Stockholm County 7 566 3 588 0 Upplands V sby 88 0 15 36 Vallentuna 84 -3 9 350 ster ker 92 -34 8 167 V rmd 111 3 6 -45 J rf lla 146 33 17 113 Eker 69 -8 2 -33 Huddinge 204 0 21 17 Botkyrka 173 29 14 -42 Salem 25 0 1 0 Haninge 196 21 19 27 Tyres 105 21 7 0 Upplands-Bro 69 17 5 -17 Nykvarn 18 -18 0 -100 T by 206 2 14 133 Danderyd 117 -1 5 25 Sollentuna 179 6 11 0 Stockholm 4 406 5 340 -4 S dert lje 182 -9 21 11 Nacka 282 -16 11 -39 Sundbyberg 121 -3 6 -50 Solna 216 -6 20 0 Liding 148 4 7 133 Vaxholm 22 -37 2 100 Norrt lje 125 2 9 0 Sigtuna 125 -5 14 17 Nyn shamn 57 -10 4 -43
Recently listed positions People given notice Number Change (%) Number Change (%) The labour market The Stockholm County municipalities 2022 Q1 -1 year 2022 Q1 -1 year Stockholms County 132 331 96 2 232 -46 Upplands V sby 2 352 238 0 -100 Vallentuna 1 353 150 0 N/A ster ker 1 134 176 0 N/A V rmd 1 389 119 14 -30 J rf lla 2 691 135 12 N/A Eker 1 273 267 6 N/A Huddinge 3 027 85 20 100 Botkyrka 2 458 113 14 -33 Salem 633 306 0 N/A Haninge 2 704 117 91 1 417 Tyres 1 235 261 5 N/A Upplands-Bro 1 679 158 0 N/A Nykvarn 209 101 0 -100 T by 2 470 117 179 203 Danderyd 1 582 130 175 600 Sollentuna 2 533 223 31 -52 Stockholm 83 926 91 1 438 -42 S dert lje 4 834 84 49 7 Nacka 3 870 146 16 167 Sundbyberg 2 059 192 0 N/A Solna 5 810 72 42 -96 Liding 1 536 241 19 111 Vaxholm 301 258 0 N/A Norrt lje 2 317 62 0 -100 Sigtuna 3 327 250 68 -17 Nyn shamn 554 54 0 -100
Unemployment (no. of persons) Unemployment (share of pop.) The labour market The Stockholm County municipalities Number Change (%) % of pop. Change (p.p) 2022 Q1 - 1 year 2022 Q1 - 1 year 83 043 -20,9 4,7 -1,3 Stockholms County 1 899 -21,6 3,9 -1,2 Upplands V sby 607 -22,4 1,8 -0,5 Vallentuna 953 -18,9 2,0 -0,5 ster ker 912 -24,8 2,0 -0,7 V rmd 3 550 -10,2 4,3 -0,6 J rf lla 452 -33,1 1,5 -0,8 Eker 4 526 -16,3 4,0 -0,8 Huddinge 5 796 -13,0 6,1 -0,9 Botkyrka 474 -15,4 2,7 -0,6 Salem 3 638 -15,4 3,8 -0,8 Haninge 1 233 -18,8 2,5 -0,6 Tyres 1 177 -11,4 3,8 -0,6 Upplands-Bro 234 -20,7 2,0 -0,6 Nykvarn 1 294 -21,3 1,7 -0,5 T by 474 -30,9 1,4 -0,7 Danderyd 2 298 -21,9 3,1 -0,9 Sollentuna 34 835 -24,1 4,7 -1,5 Stockholm 6 125 -11,9 6,0 -0,9 S dert lje 2 307 -30,7 2,1 -1,0 Nacka 2 020 -19,5 3,8 -1,0 Sundbyberg 2 120 -29,0 2,5 -1,1 Solna 909 -28,6 1,9 -0,8 Liding 217 -22,9 1,8 -0,6 Vaxholm 1 603 -15,5 2,5 -0,5 Norrt lje 2 419 -24,5 4,8 -1,7 Sigtuna 970 -12,5 3,3 -0,6 Nyn shamn
Population Housing projects started Number Change (%) Number Change (%) The population and housing The Stockholm County municipalities 2022 Q1 -1 year 2022 Q1 -1 year Stockholms County 2 421 325 1,1 2 935 -24 Upplands V sby 48 353 2,5 37 -83 Vallentuna 34 370 1,0 47 18 ster ker 48 449 3,1 60 173 V rmd 46 371 1,4 47 683 J rf lla 83 489 2,0 652 504 Eker 29 188 0,8 11 0 Huddinge 114 187 0,6 62 226 Botkyrka 95 184 0,3 5 -89 Salem 17 293 2,1 8 -50 Haninge 96 141 2,2 22 -93 Tyres 49 162 0,8 20 -89 Upplands-Bro 31 282 2,5 3 N/A Nykvarn 11 509 2,4 200 335 T by 74 253 1,7 253 -44 Danderyd 32 825 0,2 157 7 750 Sollentuna 75 329 1,6 130 -75 Stockholm 980 260 0,5 283 -78 S dert lje 101 616 1,1 179 12 Nacka 108 299 1,2 203 652 Sundbyberg 53 802 1,4 123 N/A Solna 84 620 1,9 127 N/A Liding 48 261 0,4 50 285 Vaxholm 11 971 0,6 0 -100 Norrt lje 64 934 1,7 15 -25 Sigtuna 50 548 2,0 220 -23 Nyn shamn 29 629 2,6 21 -67
Commercial accomodations* Thousands Change (%) Commercial accomodations The Stockholm County municipalities 2022 Q1 -1 year Stockholms County 2 127 85 Upplands V sby N/A N/A Vallentuna N/A N/A ster ker 2 -96 V rmd 13 -91 J rf lla N/A N/A Eker N/A N/A Huddinge 31 -83 Botkyrka N/A N/A Salem N/A N/A Haninge 9 -92 Tyres N/A N/A Upplands-Bro 1 -97 Nykvarn N/A N/A T by N/A N/A Danderyd N/A N/A Sollentuna 22 -89 Stockholm 1 324 100 S dert lje 22 -89 Nacka 36 -88 Sundbyberg N/A N/A Solna 48 -92 *County total incl. camping. Municipality values excl. camping. n.d. = Censored value due to fewer than five open facilities. Liding 28 -80 Vaxholm N/A N/A Norrt lje 35 -81 Sigtuna 51 -94 Nyn shamn 7 -89
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