Swedish shoreline plot available to be purchased for only one krona

Property costs might be on the ascent, yet a region in northern Sweden is as yet attempting to sell in excess of twelve plots available to be purchased – regardless of conveying the cost down to a measly krona .

 
For some, individuals getting the opportunity to assemble your own home by the lake in quiet and beautiful northern Sweden might be a blessing from heaven. What's more, at only one krona for the land it surely appears to be a deal.


 
In any case, not a solitary individual has attempted to eat up the 15 plots made accessible by Norsjö region, some of them arranged ideal by the lake. The catch, on the grounds that there's dependably a catch, is that whoever takes them up on the offer is committed to likewise assemble a house inside two years.

 "To a family it most likely has any kind of effect on the off chance that you have your very own capital or can get an advance. In country territories the completed house isn't worth as much as it expenses to fabricate it," gathering officer Elin Andersson told the SVT supporter.  

The neighborhood specialist even presumes that the low cost may have debilitated potential purchasers.
 "It could give an awful impression that we're giving the plots away. We need to discover different methods for animating development," said Andersson, including that the chamber will currently endeavor to discover another utilization for the land.

 Provincial zones have been battling for a considerable length of time with Sweden's quick rate of urbanization.
 As The Local investigated Thursday, another report by the national employment organization predicts that about 33% of the working age populace will have left their provincial homes by 2030 to move to the urban communities for work.
 

A little more than 4,100 individuals lived in Norsjö district in 2015, as indicated by Statistics Sweden, down from 4,689 toward the beginning of the thousand years. Found nearly 70 kilometers west of Skellefteå, any individual who moves here will have a lot of entertainment openings, including strolling and Nordic skiing. The travel industry office portrays the district as "quiet, protected and wonderful".