Tenants in Stockholm are demanding a review of their rents after a transition in the municipal housing company, Familjebostäder, occurred without proper assessment. As the presumption period ended for some properties, rents were transferred to a market-value system without scrutiny, leading to concerns about unfairly high levels. The Tenants’ Association (Hyresgästföreningen) finds it unusual that a public housing provider retained these elevated rent levels. Several residents have now appealed to the Rent Tribunal seeking intervention. Kristoffer Burstedt of the Tenants’ Association expressed frustration with the situation, highlighting the questionable practice of maintaining high rents. The case raises questions about transparency and fairness in public housing rental policies in Stockholm.