Are there any barriers for the public good to offer accommodation services?

Interest in housing services has grown strongly among real estate companies, which today see various forms of accommodation services such as insurance, electricity contracts, broadband and moving cleaning as an important service and a natural part of the customer offer. The municipal utilities are also now showing interest in housing services - some already in operation - but also have legal aspects of the Local Government Act to consider. In order to thoroughly elucidate the question of whether there are any obstacles, we turned to Olle Lundin, professor of administrative law at Uppsala University. Olle Lundin notes in his opinion that neither legislation nor case law imposes any legal obstacles to accommodation services.

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