A remarkably small apartment, measuring just 11 square meters (approximately 118 square feet), has been listed for sale in Oslo’s Torshov neighborhood. The asking price of 2.1 million Norwegian kroner equates to an astonishing 200,000 kroner – or roughly $200,000 USD – per square meter. Despite the diminutive size, the real estate agent defends the price tag, emphasizing the property’s desirable location as the primary driver of its cost. The listing, first reported by Sagene Avis, highlights the premium placed on location in Oslo’s competitive housing market. This example reflects a growing trend of extremely high property values in the Norwegian capital, even for very limited living space. The apartment’s appeal rests solely on its address, rather than its size or amenities. It remains to be seen whether a buyer will be willing to pay such a high price for such a small space.