Real Estate Committee
The Real Estate Committee is responsible for managing the City’s administrative buildings, commercial buildings and cultural buildings, as well as the City’s facilities and land areas for sport, swimming and exercise.
The Real Estate Committee is also responsible for
- managing properties outside the municipal boundary (including leases with tenancy rights and leasehold tenancies, and the buying and selling of tenant-owner rights)
- questions relating to the acquisition and transfer of real estate
- supplies of premises to other committees in the City of Stockholm.
The Real Estate Committee’s regulations (Municipal Code of Statutes 2019)
Politicians on the Real Estate Committee
The Real Estate Committee is appointed by the City Council. The committee consists of 13 members and 13 substitute members.
Members and substitute members of the Real Estate Committee
Documents via eDok Meetings
The Real Estate Committee’s current agendas, cases and minutes are available on the eDok Meetings website.