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| Priser på jordbruksmark 2011 | JO 38 SM 1201 |
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Summary Summary
Agricultural
land prices 2011 If you would like to download the publication in PDF format, then please
click on the link "Första sidan - I korta drag” above, then click on the
link ”Hela publikationen (PDF)”. Statistics
on agricultural land prices and rents have not on a regular basis been
calculated or published in Sweden before the accession to EU. In EU this kind
of statistics have been provided by most of the Member States to Eurostat each
year since 1973. Since the accession to EU in 1995, also Sweden is providing
Eurostat with annual statistics on agricultural land prices and rents. The
estimations of agricultural land prices are based on information, collected by
Statistics Sweden, from sales of whole or parts of agricultural estates and
information from the taxation register for real estates. However, it must be mentioned
that in Sweden rather few sales of exclusively agricultural land are performed
each year. Most sales of whole or parts of agricultural estates also include
buildings and other kinds of land. The method used takes account of this
circumstance in order to eliminate the value of buildings and other kinds of
land by using the assessed
values to determine the proportion of the agricultural land value of the total
selling price. Between 2008
and 2011 the price on agricultural land has increased on average with 26 %. Because
of updated assessed values in 2011 in the real estate register the price
development between 2010 and 2011 is difficult to determine exactly. If we use
the assessed values from 2008, which was the time for last update, and use
these in the method to calculate the prices for 2010 and 2011 the price development
between 2010 and 2011 was 9 %. The price on agricultural land was almost five
times higher 2011 compared to 1995 and the average price was estimated to 50,500
SEK per hectare. During 2011 the prices increased in the whole country but most
in the southern part of Sweden. The price per hectare was still highest in the
south with an average price of 138,500 SEK per hectare. There are big
differences in prices between different parts of Sweden. In the plain district
of southern Sweden the prices were on average more than 10 times higher than the
prices in the north of Sweden. List of tables
1. Average prices on agricultural land 1995–2011, 1 000 SEK/ha1 3. Average prices on arable land 1995–2011, 1 000 SEK/ha1 5. Average prices on permanent grassland 1995–2011, 1 000 SEK/ha1 7. Price index on agriculture land 1995–2011 (1990=100)1 List of terms
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