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And here's fiber prices for Bahnhof in Sweden: https://www.bahnhof.se/stockholm/familjebostader-svenska-bostader-svensk-infrastruktur-einar-mattsson-stadsholme
by croon 9y ago
And here's fiber prices for Bahnhof in Sweden:
https://www.bahnhof.se/stockholm/familjebostader-svenska-bostader-svensk-infrastruktur-einar-mattsson-stadsholmen-zitius/familjebostader-svenska-bostader-svensk-infrastruktur-einar-mattsson-stadsholmen-zitius#orderNow https://www.bahnhof.se/stockholm/familjebostader-svenska-bos...
$76 for 1Gbps/1Gbps (house plan, apartment plans are usually cheaper because of scale)
The difference is that fiber is widely available in Sweden. You can usually pay ~$2000 to have it installed in your house in major cities, if it's not already, and subsidized ~$500 in rural towns. Most houses built in the last 10-15 years already has it installed. And it's installed in most apartment complexes longer than that.
And then you have a choice of 5+ ISPs.
- blacksmith_tb 9y agoThat's a good monthly rate, but $2,000 USD for installation is eyewatering. I'm paying Centurylink $85 for 1Gbps / 1Gbps here in Portland, OR and they preemptively ran fiber all the way down my block before they had any subscribers (they went door-to-door for weeks after that trying sign everyone up). They also didn't charge me anything for installation.
- croon 9y agoIt is, but you can usually count on getting that money back if you sell, or that it's already done when you move in. I got it installed in my dads old house, but even before that you could get 100/100 through cable for ~$45.
- selimthegrim 9y agoWhere was this? When I lived in Tigard Frontier had fiber the next block over and I couldn't get them to lift a finger.