13 Best Real Estate Agents in Stockholm

English-speaking families buying a house in Bromma will find a local office where every broker also speaks English. Mäklarhuset Bromma sells villas, flats, terraced houses and cottages across Ålsten, Äppelviken, Nockebyhov, Alvik, Traneberg, Blackeberg and nearby areas. It offers free valuations, including a spoken valuation with advice. The brokers also advise on renovations that can raise a home's value before it goes on the market.

Flat owners in Vasastan and Östermalm who would rather deal with a small boutique office will find this broker a good match. Innerstad Mäkleri works across Stockholm's inner city from an office on Tegnérlunden, and most of its activity is in those two districts. It offers a free valuation before any decision to sell and publishes the homes it has recently sold. Sellers can use that list to judge its experience with buildings like their own.

Sellers who are happy to show their own home and want a predictable bill are the natural fit here. Privatmäklaren works for a fixed fee rather than a percentage, with a start payment after photos and listing and the rest due on sale. The broker handles valuation, marketing on Hemnet and Booli, bidding and contracts, while the owner runs the viewings. For a straightforward flat, that split can lower the cost of selling noticeably.

Buyers who want to see homes before they reach Hemnet should look at this agency first. Unika Hem promotes early access to upcoming and off-market properties, alongside ordinary sales of flats and villas. It has offices on Kungsholmen, on Östermalm and in Sundbyberg, and recent listings range from Södermalm to Kvarnholmen in Nacka. Sellers can book a free valuation, and buyers can book a free meeting to plan their search.

Sellers who want the broker in person at every viewing will find that promise at the heart of this Gärdet agency. Andersson & Asplund works from Ängskärsgatan by Tessinparken and sells flats, villas and holiday homes. Its main areas are Gärdet, Östermalm, Birkastan and the inner city, with Lidingö, Danderyd, Djursholm and Bromma close behind. Valuations before a sale are always free, and advice meetings take place at the office.

Owners of older homes will appreciate an agency that puts historic buildings at the centre of its work. Stadshem describes a love for older buildings and experience in selling homes with a history. In Stockholm it has offices on Pålsundsgatan near Hornstull and in Hägersten, and it also works in Gothenburg. A buyer register builds a search profile and suggests matching homes, useful for anyone waiting for the right building.

Kungsholmen owners looking for an established local name will find one here, with homes brokered since 1989. Karlsson & Uddare has offices on Kungsholmen and in Saltsjöbaden, and its site also lists an inner-city office. It sells homes, takes valuation bookings online and runs a buyer register that searches on a client's behalf. That mix suits households selling in town and buying by the water in Nacka, or the reverse.

Inner-city owners who want a broker focused squarely on the final price will find that goal stated plainly here. Gorengs Fastighetsmäkleri works across Stockholm's inner city from Grev Turegatan, and its office is open every day of the week. Alongside open sales it handles off-market deals and rentals, and valuations are free. Owners who are unsure whether to sell or let can discuss both with the same office.

Its strength lies in covering the northern inner city and the suburbs just beyond it, from Östermalm and Vasastan to Solna and Sundbyberg. Bergets Ro works from Norra Stationsgatan near Hagastaden with 15 registered brokers. It offers a complete service from the first valuation to the handover of keys. Families moving between the inner city and Solna or Sundbyberg can keep one agency for both sides of the move.

Sellers of functionalist-era flats in Gärdet get an office that concentrates on exactly these streets. Notar Gärdet covers Gärdet, Östermalm and City from Erik Dahlbergsgatan, with seven licensed brokers on the team. Each property gets its own marketing plan, and a free valuation can be booked online. Brokers can be reached on their mobiles outside office hours, which helps when bids arrive in the evening.

Its strength lies in a deliberately limited workload, with the agency stating that it does not run mass-production sales. Stockholm & Co has helped Stockholmers buy and sell homes since 2007 from an office on Nybrokajen. It offers sellers a price guarantee and a first meeting with no obligation. Recent listings span Vasastan, Birkastan and Åkersberga, so it handles inner-city flats as well as homes further out.

Households selling in one part of Stockholm and buying in another can stay with one network across most of the city. Alicia Edelman Fastighetsmäkleri has local teams for Bromma and Västerort, Gärdet and Östermalm, Kungsholmen, Södermalm and Gamla stan, and Vasastan and Norrmalm. Its reach extends north to Täby, Danderyd and Vallentuna. Owners can request a valuation online, and buyers can set up alerts for new listings.

Owners on Östermalm and Djurgården get a broker whose work is concentrated almost entirely on those streets. Lagerlings operates from Strandvägen and covers Östermalm, Djurgården, Karlaplan, Villastaden and the area around Narvavägen. It points out that Djurgården homes change hands almost exclusively off the open market, which makes local relationships central. Sellers there in particular should ask how it reaches buyers before any public listing.