Between 2016 and 2019, Titania constructed 741 new homes at Tingstorget in Alby, Botkyrka. Of these, 246 are rental apartments managed by Titania. The units are located in the property Byamannen 2 and reflect the project’s strong emphasis on social sustainability. The development is situated directly next to Alby metro station, with one of the building entrances integrated into the station itself. The apartments are of high standard and in strong demand on the rental market.
Byamannen 2
Botkyrka
- Direct connection to the subway
- Attractive apartments
- Garage in the basement
Project description
Type of housing
Apartments
Form of tenure
Rental
Number of residential units
246
Move-in-date
2019-2020
Project initiation
2017
Project completion
2019
Living area
9 973 sqm
Commercial floor area
314 sqm
About Byamannen 2
Byamannen 2 consists of four tower blocks and two slab buildings. One of the tower blocks includes ground-floor commercial premises, which also house the entrance to Alby metro station. All 246 units are rental apartments, ranging in size from 30 to 99 square meters. Tenants have access to an underground garage with rentable parking spaces.
The apartments
Byamannen 2 is situated atop Albyberget, offering apartments with stunning views and excellent natural light. The units are built to a consistently high standard and include features such as balconies, combined washer-dryer units, and entrance halls with sliding-door wardrobes. The property primarily consists of smaller apartments, with the most compact being space-efficient studio units of 30 square meters. A few more distinctive residences are also available, including loft-style duplexes and attic apartments.
The area
Byamannen 2 is located in Alby, just under half an hour south of central Stockholm by metro. The property is part of the Tingstorget area, developed by Titania between 2016 and 2019. The Tingstorget project has significantly transformed Albyberget—once marked by its Million Programme character—into a vibrant, urban environment. Ground floors designed for activity and a diverse architectural approach, among other measures, have made the area a strong example of how residential segregation can be reduced and counteracted.