Hemlo's BRF analysis

Brf Hammarbydalen

Org. no. 702000-8368 · Stockholm

Not assessedBased on the 2025 annual report · Analysed 30 Apr 2026

Top 40% in Stockholm

Summary

Brf Hammarbydalen receives a health score of 6 out of 10 in Hemlo's independent analysis of the 2025 annual report. The debt is 4,505 kr per square metre and the annual fee is 868 kr per square metre per year. Lower equity ratio than 99% of associations in Stockholm. The annual fee has increased 20% over 6 years.

Compared with neighbouring associations

  • Higher fee per m² than 73% of associations in Stockholm
  • Smaller maintenance fund than 71% of associations in Stockholm
  • Lower equity ratio than 99% of associations in Stockholm

Trend over time

Key figures from the co-op's recent annual reports.

Fee/m²868 kr/m²
+20% over 6 yr20192025
Debt/m²4 505 kr/m²
+9% over 6 yr20192025

Association facts

Municipality
Stockholm
Built
1939
Apartments
12
Total area
650 m²

Full analysis

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  • Debt per square metre4,505 kr/m²

    Debt per square metre is the association's total loans divided by the total living area — one of the most important financial indicators for a housing cooperative.

  • Fee per square metre868 kr/m²/år

    Fee per square metre makes associations of different sizes comparable.

  • Savings per square metre
  • Fee trend
  • Loan structure and rate terms
  • Interest-rate sensitivity
  • Maintenance plan
  • Planned renovations

Frequently asked questions

Is Brf Hammarbydalen a financially healthy housing cooperative?
Brf Hammarbydalen receives a health score of 6 out of 10 in Hemlo's independent analysis of the 2025 annual report.
How high is the debt in Brf Hammarbydalen?
The debt is 4,505 kr per square metre. Debt per square metre is the association's total loans divided by the total living area — one of the most important financial indicators for a housing cooperative.
How high is the fee in Brf Hammarbydalen?
The annual fee is 868 kr per square metre per year. Fee per square metre makes associations of different sizes comparable. The annual fee has increased 20% over 6 years.