SGS Studentbostäder does not own these apartments; we rent them from another property owner. We, in turn, rent these apartments out to students. In the rental relationship between SGS and the property owner, SGS is not responsible for repairs or maintenance in the buildings or apartments. Instead, SGS forwards fault reports to the relevant property owner, which may lead to longer processing times than if you lived in an apartment owned by SGS. Many of the buildings in the area were constructed during the 1920s and 30s, which means that the condition of the apartments may vary. We therefore believe it is of utmost importance that you attend a viewing before accepting a home in this area. A yes answer is binding, and regular notice periods apply. Any pictures inside the accommodation are example images. In some cases, viewings cannot be conducted; in such instances, we refer to pictures on our website and to the floor plan. If you receive an agreement for the accommodation, your queue time will be reset. Annual rent adjustments take place after negotiations with the Tenants' Association. If you are already living with SGS and are applying for another accommodation, please note that you have your notice period and thus risk incurring double rents. The Kungsladugård district is located in the west along the southern riverbank. These charming three-storey buildings were built in the early 1920s. In the area, there are several shops and restaurants. As a resident here, you are within walking distance to Klippan Cultural Reserve and also close to public transportation.