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Tyresö Municipality

49,645 residents · 14 km from Stockholm

Tyresö has a growing population, protected nature close by and high incomes, but many children per adult in preschool and expensive houses.

Scores in 12 areas1–5, tap for details
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Family
Care
Jobs
Growth

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Scores and key figures

How Tyresö compares with the other municipalities. The score is based on rank, using the same figures as the rankings: 5 is first place in Sweden and 1 is last, and a high score is always good, for example low tax or low house prices. Tap an area for the figures behind it.

Housing & economy

1.2 House pricesrank 278 of 290
House price
SEK 6.6 million Better than 4% of municipalities Sweden: SEK 3.9 million

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4.7 Municipal taxrank 23 of 290
Municipal tax rate
19.5% Better than 92% of municipalities Sweden: 20.7%

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4.7 Median incomerank 22 of 290
Median income, age 20–64
SEK 457,000 Better than 93% of municipalities Sweden: SEK 401,400

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4.7 Close to naturerank 21 of 290
Distance to protected nature
1.1 km Better than 89% of municipalities Sweden: 2 km

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Safety & family

2.2 Safetyrank 173 of 249
Feel safe outdoors at night
78.2% Better than 31% of municipalities Sweden: 79.4%

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4.5 Schoolsrank 36 of 290
Merit rating, year 9
236.7 points Better than 92% of municipalities Sweden: 223.5 points
Eligible for upper secondary school
89.4% Better than 90% of municipalities Sweden: 84.1%
Qualified teachers
73.6% Better than 62% of municipalities Sweden: 73.3%

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1.1 Preschoolrank 284 of 290
Children per adult in preschool
5.5 children per adult Better than 13% of municipalities Sweden: 5.1 children per adult
Qualified preschool teachers
32.2% Better than 7% of municipalities Sweden: 44.7%

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Care

2.5 Home carerank 183 of 290
Home care, as rated by users
47 out of 100 Better than 37% of municipalities Sweden: 43 out of 100

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Jobs & business

3.2 Labour marketrank 130 of 290
Unemployment
2.8% Better than 35% of municipalities Sweden: 3.1%
Long-term unemployed
3% Better than 49% of municipalities Sweden: 3.8%
Young people not working or studying
5.3% Better than 81% of municipalities Sweden: 6.2%

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1.8 Job openingsrank 229 of 290
Job openings
1.9 per 1,000 residents Better than 20% of municipalities Sweden: 3.8 per 1,000 residents

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4.4 New businessesrank 42 of 290
New businesses
12.8 per 1,000 residents Better than 86% of municipalities Sweden: 11.5 per 1,000 residents
Business bankruptcies
1.3 per 1,000 residents Better than 53% of municipalities Sweden: 1.7 per 1,000 residents

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Growth

4.8 Population growthrank 13 of 290
Population change
0.9% Better than 96% of municipalities Sweden: 0.2%
7.2 per 1,000 residents Better than 91% of municipalities Sweden: 1.1 per 1,000 residents

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Population
49,645
Temperature
June 16.2 °CDecember 3.9 °C

Source: Kolada, Statistics Sweden (SCB), Swedish Public Employment Service (Jobtech), SMHI, Valmyndigheten. "Sweden" is the source's own national figure where there is one (every Kolada measure and SCB's house prices), otherwise Kommunlotsen's own population-weighted average across all municipalities. The bar under each measure shows placement among municipalities, not where the number sits between the lowest and highest value: a full bar is best in Sweden, the middle tick is the median municipality and the diamond shows where Sweden's average places. The "highest" and "lowest" labels mark the 10 highest and lowest of Sweden's municipalities and are not judgements of quality. Sources and licences: open data page (in Swedish). Last updated .

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Origin

24.2% have a foreign background (Sweden 27.6%), 18.2% are foreign-born (Sweden 20.8%), 9.3% of all residents were born outside Europe (Sweden 12%).

The most common countries of birth among foreign-born residents. Select a country to see where in Sweden the group lives.

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Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB). "Foreign background" adds the foreign-born to people born in Sweden to two foreign-born parents. "Born outside Europe" follows the UN's regional classification. Shares and the national figure are Kommunlotsen's own calculations from SCB data.

Self-sufficiency

78.8% of residents aged 20–64 in Tyresö are self-sufficient (Sweden 74.4%). That means an income of at least three income base amounts a year, about SEK 229,000 in 2024. Full-time students below that level are counted separately.

81.8% Better than 74% of municipalities Sweden: 78.6%
68.1% Better than 83% of municipalities Sweden: 62.6%
64.1% Better than 83% of municipalities Sweden: 58.6%

Share of self-sufficient residents aged 20–64, 2024. "Sweden" is Statistics Sweden's national figure. Groups of fewer than 100 people are not reported. Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB).

Refugees

2,187 residents of Tyresö came to Sweden as refugees or as family members of a refugee. That is 4.4% of residents (Sweden 7.3%).

69.4% Born in Sweden, Tyresö: 86.1% Better than 61% of municipalities Sweden: 67.5%
68.7% Better than 51% of municipalities Sweden: 67.6%
8.4% Better than 52% of municipalities Sweden: 7.7%

Main income source of refugees and family members aged 20–65

Number 2025, work and income source 2024 (age 20–65). "In work" means employed according to Statistics Sweden's register data. "Sweden" is Statistics Sweden's national figure. Groups of fewer than 100 people are not reported. Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB).

Housing & leisure

18.9 per 1,000 residents Sweden: 59.8 per 1,000 residents
SEK 63,102/m² 6th highestSweden: SEK 29,242/m²
40 m² Sweden: 42 m²

Commuting

Bedroom community

Commute out74.3%
Commute in46.2%

Share of employed residents who commute across the municipal border. A "bedroom community" sends at least 60% out and takes in under 50%; a "job hub" is the reverse; a "commuter hub" has at least 50% both ways.

People

41.5 years Sweden: 42.4 years
84.4% Sweden: 82.3%

Everyday life & connectivity

35 per 1,000 residents Sweden: 40.8 per 1,000 residents
99.9% Sweden: 98.5%

2026 municipal election

In the municipal council election on 13 September 2026, the Moderates became the largest party in Tyresö with 30.8% of the vote and 19 of 61 seats. Turnout was 84.4% (Sweden 82.3%).

Seats on the municipal council (61)

Final, certified result. Share of valid votes; change since the 2022 election in percentage points. The eight parties in the Riksdag are always shown, other parties when they won seats. "Other parties" is all remaining parties combined. Source: Swedish Election Authority (Valmyndigheten), official record (Swedish).

Municipal finances

23.1% Sweden: 30%

Nature

45.5% 5th highestSweden: 12.6%

Neighbouring and similar municipalities

Neighbouring municipalities

The municipalities that border Tyresö.

MunicipalityDistanceResidentsTaxHouse price
Haninge9 km101,40819.4%SEK 5.1m
Nacka10 km113,73017.9%SEK 10.1m
Huddinge13 km114,68619.5%SEK 6.5m
Stockholm14 km999,23918.2%SEK 8.8m
Värmdö22 km46,60119.0%SEK 6.6m

Similar municipalities

The municipalities in Sweden most like Tyresö, in the scores for the twelve areas and in size.

MunicipalityDistanceResidentsTaxHouse price
Sollentuna29 km78,03318.1%SEK 8.1m
Mölndal401 km72,12820.5%SEK 5.9m
Nacka10 km113,73017.9%SEK 10.1m
Partille393 km41,16419.9%SEK 6.5m
Huddinge13 km114,68619.5%SEK 6.5m

Borders from Wikidata. Distance is a straight line between the municipalities' main towns. Tax is the municipal tax rate and house price the average price of a house.

Frequently asked questions about Tyresö

How many people live in Tyresö?
Tyresö has 49,645 residents, making it Sweden’s 53rd largest municipality out of 290. It is in Stockholm County.
What is the municipal tax rate in Tyresö?
The municipal tax rate in Tyresö is 19.5%, compared with 20.7% for Sweden as a whole.
How much does a house cost in Tyresö?
The average single-family house in Tyresö costs SEK 6.6 million, which is more expensive than the national average (Sweden SEK 3.9 million).
How far is Tyresö from Stockholm?
About 14 km in a straight line, to Stockholm, the nearest of Sweden’s 30 largest cities.
What share of people in Tyresö are self-sufficient?
78.8% of residents aged 20–64 in Tyresö are self-sufficient, meaning an income of at least three income base amounts a year (Sweden 74.4%).
How many refugees live in Tyresö?
2,187 residents of Tyresö came to Sweden as refugees or as family members of a refugee, 4.4% of residents. 69.4% of those aged 20–65 are in work.
Which party is largest in Tyresö?
In the 2026 municipal election, the Moderates became the largest party in Tyresö with 30.8% of the vote and 19 of 61 seats on the municipal council. Turnout was 84.4%.
What stands out about Tyresö?
Tyresö is 5th highest in Sweden for share of protected land (45.5%).

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