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Securing consistency through stronger inspection procedures

At AF Bostäder, all tenants are to be given an equal assessment of the condition of their housing. The company has therefore strengthened its procedures for move-out inspections.

Those who move in to AF Bostäder accommodation are to feel sure they will be provided with good housing that is in good condition. Among other things, the housing is to be intact, clean and safe. In the same way, all those who move out are to feel secure in the knowledge that the final inspection is standardised and fair, so that all are given the same assessment of aspects such as cleaning, wear and tear, and damage.

AF Bostäder has a moving rate of 55% (2024) and is working systematically on procedures for aspects such as moving in, fault reporting, maintenance, repairs and move-out inspections. All caretakers use AF Bostäder’s internally developed business system, and all cases are managed and logged digitally.

The company regularly follows up procedures and the quality of its inspections, and in 2024 the caretakers took an external course to update their knowledge. The course covered everything from rental law to how AF Bostäder is to act to ensure that tenants receive equal assessments, regardless of where they live or who carries out the inspection. New employees are also introduced to the procedures, and the knowledge will be followed up internally on a regular basis.


Latest update June 19, 2025

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Sustainable housing

Art interest became a tasteful reuse gallery

The Vildanden Art Exchange opened in March and was inaugurated with a premiere exhibition, canapés and sparkling wine. It all started when caretaker Jonas Ekman saw all the fine paintings that the students left in the bulky waste station, the Green Room.

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Sustainable housing

New energy target focuses on solar panels

AF Bostäder has surpassed its latest energy target – to reduce consumption in the older properties of the portfolio by 10% between 2020 and 2024. The company has now formulated a new target, focusing on a reduction in the volume of purchased energy. Activities over the next five years will include increased investments in internal electricity production.

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Sustainable housing

Major gains from increased waste sorting

Using broad initiatives, students are to be inspired to reduce their waste and increase their waste sorting. Reduced residual waste is good for the climate and environment and means cost-savings in waste management. During 2024, AF Bostäder deepened its cooperation with the waste management utility, Lunds Renhållningsverk, renovated waste rooms, opened an Art Exchange and launched the waste sorting campaign, Buzz of the month.

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Sustainable housing

Clean sustainably with Eco-Hacks!

It’s now easier to thoroughly clean the corridor – with gentle cleaning agents! The students have received a special edition of the book “Städa hållbart med Ekotipset” (Clean Sustainably with Eco-Hacks), along with eco-friendly cleaning materials.

An illustration of a forest with two footprints in the middle made of trees.
Sustainable housing

Making indirect emissions visible is a major challenge

Since 2016, AF Bostäder has reported – and considerably reduced – emissions from its own operations, from purchased energy and from business travel. In line with the aims of Climate Neutral Lund, we are continuing to track down other indirect emissions.

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Sustainable housing

Things get a new life at second-hand market

In September, AF Bostäder organised its first second-hand market and many things switched owners – from students to students. Simple, social, enjoyable and, of course, circular.

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Sustainable housing

Welcome to Pireus – AF Bostäder’s first Nordic Swan-labelled student housing area!

At Kämnärsrätten, AF Bostäder is conducting one of Sweden’s largest initiatives for long-term sustainable student housing. Pireus was inaugurated in 2023, and in two stages around 250 students have moved into a green and inviting place with space for both socialising and seclusion. All in a living environment so sound and climate-friendly that it has been awarded the Nordic Swan label.

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Sustainable housing

Climate-friendly outdoor spaces for friends

From the starting point of sustainable operational goals and the issues that the company’s stakeholders care about, AF Bostäder’s design of outdoor environments is based increasingly on sustainability. Here, there is scope for security and enjoyment, as well as climate adaption and biodiversity.

Four students sit around a table in the courtyard of Gylleholm.
Sustainable housing

NUDGE led to lower consumption and new knowledge

Within the scope of the NUDGE energy network, AF Bostäder is expected to reduce energy consumption at Gylleholm by 30%. Collaboration within the network has also led to new knowledge.