Best areas to live in Kungälv
The ranking is built on SökHem's area rating: public statistics on household finances, school results, area type and police incidents. No opinions. 9 areas in Kungälv have a rating, and these are the strongest.
The areas, ranked
- 1Ytterby krans
37 665 kr/m² · median price 2 995 000 kr · 81 homes for sale
Households here earn more than in 85% of areas in Sweden.
- 2Kungälv kust
41 583 kr/m² · median price 3 945 000 kr · 117 homes for sale
Households here earn more than in 90% of areas in Sweden.
- 3Kungälv centrala landsbygden
35 250 kr/m² · median price 3 500 000 kr · 62 homes for sale
Households here earn more than in 83% of areas in Sweden.
- 4Romelanda
31 438 kr/m² · median price 2 700 000 kr · 48 homes for sale
Households here earn more than in 83% of areas in Sweden.
- 5Komarken södra
34 065 kr/m² · median price 3 690 000 kr · 17 homes for sale
Households here earn more than in 89% of areas in Sweden.
- 6Kungälv norra
32 190 kr/m² · median price 3 397 500 kr · 72 homes for sale
Households here earn more than in 85% of areas in Sweden.
- 7Kungälv nordöstra landsbygden
41 633 kr/m² · median price 3 147 500 kr · 14 homes for sale
Households here earn more than in 83% of areas in Sweden.
- 8Ytterby centrala
30 679 kr/m² · median price 2 650 000 kr · 48 homes for sale
- 9Kungälv centrala
43 312 kr/m² · median price 2 995 000 kr · 243 homes for sale
Near public transport
Highly ranked areas in Kungälv with public transport close by:
For the budget
Areas rated A or B with the lowest price per square metre in Kungälv right now:
Common questions
Ytterby krans ranks highest of the 9 rated areas in Kungälv, rated A. The ranking combines economy, school results, area type and incident density from public statistics.
Ytterby centrala is rated B and has the lowest price per square metre among the highly rated areas in Kungälv right now — a median of 30 679 kr/m² across active listings.
The order follows SökHem's area rating: four sub-measures from public statistics — economy (40%), area type (25%), school results (20%) and incident density (15%). Only areas above the Swedish average get a rating, so the list shows the municipality's strongest areas — not all of them.