Omslag 6.5 lokaler - Högskoleverket
Omslag 6.5 lokaler - Högskoleverket
Omslag 6.5 lokaler - Högskoleverket
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The development of rental costs<br />
In the financial year 1993/94 the aggregate rental costs for institutions of<br />
higher education amounted to 2,500 million kronor. The costs increased to<br />
3,200 million kronor in the financial year 1997 — an increase of 27 per cent.<br />
In the financial year 2001, rental costs will have increased to 3,900 million<br />
kronor or by 58 per cent in relation to the financial year 1993/94, as a<br />
consequence of decisions that have already been taken. If the consequences<br />
of planned changes in the utilization of premises are also taken into<br />
consideration, rental costs in the financial year 2001 will amount to 4,200<br />
million kronor — an increase of 67 per cent. After this, rental costs will only<br />
increase marginally on the basis of currently known planning.<br />
The development of rental levels<br />
In this report the rental level is understood to be the rental cost according to<br />
the rental agreement expressed in kronor per square metre per year.<br />
The rental level for premises specified in official decisions increased from<br />
1,137 to 1,140 kronor per square metre per year between the financial years<br />
1993/94 and 1997. In the financial year 2001 the rental level will have<br />
increased to 1,258 kronor per square metre per year — an increase of 11 per<br />
cent. If planned modifications in the utilization of premises are taken into<br />
account, the rental level in 2001 will have increased to 1,302 kronor per<br />
square metre per year.<br />
In percentage terms, the area in use and rental costs increased to the same<br />
extent between the financial years 1993/94 and 1997. Subsequently, the<br />
rental cost increases more than the area utilized with respect to both<br />
measures about which final decisions have been taken and those which are<br />
still in the planning stage. This is reflected in rental levels per square metre<br />
which increased in 1997 after remaining at more or less the same level since<br />
1993/94.<br />
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