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The City of Stockholm proposes to acquire the historic Tullhuset (Custom House) on Blasieholmen for 47 million SEK from S:t Erik Markutveckling AB. This 1876 building, currently used as offices by SL but set to be vacant by late 2026, will be transformed into cultural premises, preserving its significant cultural heritage values.

The City Library is undergoing extensive renovation and operational development, including new technical systems and the restoration of its facades to their original condition. This work also expands and adapts spaces for children and young people to enhance library services for this group. The library is now expected to reopen to the public during the first quarter of 2028, a slight delay compared to the initial plan.

The Stockholm Property Committee has approved a revised plan to address extensive damage, including rusty pipes and sewage leaks, in the Hötorgsgaraget’s pump pits and drainage system. This project will renovate two pump pits, pipelines, concrete slab, pillars, and rebar in the city-owned portion of the garage, as well as decouple it from neighboring properties' systems, aiming for completion by late 2028 at an estimated cost of 50 to 300 million SEK.

The Board of S:t Erik Frihamnen AB has approved the company's management report for 2025. This report details key events, investments, maintenance, leasing, and future plans for the properties the company owns in Frihamnen, providing an overview of how these properties are managed and developed in the area.

This matter concerns the board of S:t Erik Frihamnen AB approving the company's financial statements and annual report for 2025. S:t Erik Frihamnen AB, a subsidiary of the City of Stockholm, owns and manages 18 buildings in Frihamnen and Värtahamnen pending urban development, and reported a net profit of 115,000 SEK for 2025.

This matter concerns the adjustment and distribution of the minutes from a S:t Erik Frihamnen AB board meeting held on September 26, 2025. This is a purely administrative action that confirms previously made decisions have been formally approved.

The Board of Fastighets AB Kylrummet has approved the company's financial statements and annual report for 2025. The company, owned by the City of Stockholm through a subsidiary, manages two culturally classified buildings in Frihamnen with a total rentable area of almost 12,000 sqm. In 2025, the company had rental income of approximately SEK 30.8 million and a profit after financial items of SEK 10.8 million.

Fastighets AB Hamburg, owner of the Hamburg 3 property in Norra Djurgårdsstaden, presented its financial statements for 2025. The company's board approved a negative result of -7,054 thousand SEK after financial items for the 4,700 sqm property, which is intended to provide space for public purposes in the new city district.

The city's company, Fastighets AB Flanören, is selling Tullhuset on Blasieholmen to the Real Estate Committee for 47 million SEK. This move aims to coordinate property management and facilitate future urban development in the area. The building is considered a suitable location for a future museum about the Holocaust, which the Real Estate Committee will now continue planning for.

Fastighets AB Flanören, a City of Stockholm company, has submitted its annual report and financial statements for 2025. The report details the company's finances and outlines planned maintenance for its various properties, including the Tullhuset on Blasieholmen, a restaurant on Norr Mälarstrand, and the Celsing House and an ice cream kiosk on Strandvägen, such as new thermostats and renovation of the Tullhuset's stone staircase.

This item covers two matters: SISAB's referral response regarding a proposal to develop Piazza Odenplan and investigate closing part of Upplandsgatan to traffic, which SISAB welcomes as it strengthens children's access to green spaces but has no specific comments on since none of their properties are affected. Additionally, a financial monthly report for January 2026 from SISAB shows the company's loans increased by SEK 443 million, with a monthly interest rate of 2.68 percent.

The City Planning Administration has drafted a new detailed plan for the Snöklockan 4 property in Vasastaden, near Odenplan. This plan proposes building a six-story courtyard house with approximately six new smaller rental apartments, while also preserving and developing the existing building. The aim is to boost housing supply, enhance the courtyard with green spaces and stormwater management, and allow continued use of current premises for housing, offices, religious activities, and community purposes.

Councillor Hanna Werner (M) proposes making Odenplan greener, safer, and more vibrant with additional trees and flowerbeds, and better adapting the bicycle garage for e-bikes. The City responds that they are already working on improving Odenplan with greenery and measures for the bicycle garage, but larger reconstructions are not currently relevant due to the ongoing subway expansion.

The Liberals propose restoring and preserving historical parks like Humlegården and Vasaparken, suggesting new installations match original designs and small kiosks be permitted to liven up the spaces. However, the City Executive Board finds existing efforts already protect the parks' cultural-historical value, rendering new directives unnecessary.

The Centre Party proposes that Stockholm comprehensively address the city's avenues and older trees by inventorying them, developing a strategy for their protection and development, identifying new locations for avenues, and transforming Karlbergsvägen into a green esplanade. The City Executive Board responds that much of this is already covered by the city's ongoing work with a new tree policy, new tree care guidelines, and an upcoming tree database, and that planting trees on Karlbergsvägen is difficult due to underground infrastructure.

The Moderate party's Andréa Hedin questioned why it hasn't become easier for seniors to drink alcohol at senior housing and community centers, despite promises from Commissioner for the Elderly Torun Boucher (Left Party). Hedin highlighted that Väduren senior housing in Vasastan has banned liqueur with Thursday coffee and asked why this differs from Hornstull service house, which is now seeking temporary permits. Boucher responded that the city has actively worked on solutions that comply with alcohol law while respecting seniors' self-determination, stating that a solution was found for Väduren where residents can arrange their own events with alcohol. Furthermore, new support has been developed for city districts to simplify the process of applying for serving permits for occasions like holidays.

The Moderates questioned the city's plan for improving Hötorgshallen and the market trade at Hötorget, citing a dilapidated area and departing vendors due to poor standards, suggesting permanent outdoor seating to enliven the space. The Commissioner for Housing and Real Estate countered that Hötorgshallen is thriving with increased visitors and sales, while acknowledging maintenance needs. Extensive investigations are underway to clarify ownership responsibilities for the complex property, and the city is working to develop the market trade and create a more pleasant square environment with cultural experiences and seating.

This matter concerns the board receiving information on various referral responses and minutes. They are informed, among other things, about statements regarding the development of Piazza Odenplan, an action plan for children's rights and influence, and an inspection of housing in Midsommarkransen. They also receive referrals on sustainable mobility and motorcycle driving practice areas.

The Service Committee met, opening the meeting and approving the agenda. They also selected certifiers for today's minutes and added various reports and protocols from previous meetings to the documents. The Head of Administration informed about ongoing work with operational plans and year-end accounts, and that employees will receive Christmas fika instead of a Christmas dinner this year.

This is a notification that the minutes from Svenska Bostäder's board meeting on October 16, 2025, have been adjusted and distributed. This is a purely administrative action to confirm that the meeting minutes have been formally approved and disseminated.