Housing queues in Jönköping.
Jönköping sits at the southern tip of Lake Vättern. Jönköping University has ~12 000 students. Vätterhem dominates the rental market with ~9 200 apartments, plus Junehem (~2 700), Jönköping's second municipal housing company. Vätterhem's average wait for an offer was 68 months (5.7 years) in 2025.
Primary housing queue
Student housing
Other queues to register with
Practical advice for Jönköping
For JU students: register with Vätterhem the same day as admission. Junehem, the second municipal company, has a separate queue worth registering with for central apartments.
FAQ
What's the difference between Vätterhem and Junehem?
Vätterhem is the larger municipal company (~9 200 apartments). Junehem is Jönköping's second municipal housing company (~2 700 apartments), mainly in the surrounding towns such as Bankeryd, Gränna, Norrahammar, Taberg and Visingsö. Both have separate queues — register with both.
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