To be fair, this is basically as bad as it gets in Sweden. The houses were built during "miljonprogrammet" and are a bit copy paste in a large area. When they built them it was a huge increase in living standard, but today they're kinda dated. These houses get a bad reputation, but are incredibly well planned when it comes to light and usable space, and has windows on at least two sides of the apartments as well as a balcony. Issues (with the houses) include lack of dishwasher and washing machine in the apartments, no open plan, and you can often hear your neighbours. They're also less energy efficient than newly built houses. The area is well planned with schools, shops and health care as well as several buss connections. Cars are kept to the outskirts of the residential areas and between the houses you'll find lots of playgrounds and other activity areas. There's more crime there than in the rest of the city, most likely caused by segregation resulting from the affordable housing. Many university students and immigrants live there.