Expat Housing Guide: Moving to Bergen
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Housing Market Overview
View Detailed Data →Bergen's housing market is characterized by high demand and limited supply, making it one of Norway's most competitive rental markets. Prices have steadily increased over the past decade, driven by the city's status as an oil industry hub and growing international population. The market features a mix of historic wooden houses, modern apartments, and student housing, with central locations commanding premium prices. The rental market is particularly tight, with properties often receiving multiple applications within days of listing.
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A 2-bedroom apartment in Bergen typically costs between $1,100 and $1,500 per month for expats, depending on the neighborhood.
Fantoft, Fyllingsdalen, Åsane are popular choices for expat families in Bergen, offering good safety scores, international schools nearby, and family-friendly amenities.
When relocating to Bergen, expect one-time housing costs including a security deposit, real estate agent fees, and moving services. Create a free ReloPlanner account to see a personalized cost breakdown.
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