Seized three-room apartment (3r+k) in Niskalampi, Imatra, Imatra

Offered for sale by an enforcement officer on the website www.huutokaupat.com in an official sale between 2 April and 27 April 2026 at 18:00: shares 788–910 of the housing company Asunto Oy Imatran Niskalampi, entitling the holder to possession of an apartment of approx. 61.5 m² in Niskalampi, Imatra. See the sales brochure and attachments for full details.

The seized property is sold by a private sale conducted by the enforcement officer on www.huutokaupat.com between 2 April and 27 April 2026. Additional information on the sales procedure in Swedish is attached.

NOTICE! New owner’s liability for certain obligations attached to the shares:

Buyer’s personal liability for the previous owner’s unpaid charges and defaults

The apartment was taken into the company’s possession for three years by the general meeting decision dated 4 December 2024.

The new owner has the right under the Companies Act to obtain possession of the apartment before the end of the possession period if the buyer pays the costs arising from taking the apartment into possession, any costs to the company for repairs to the share apartment, unpaid maintenance charges and any charge items that fall due for payment by the shareholder while the apartment is in the company’s possession.

According to the property manager’s statement, the buyer’s liability amounts to €5,035.25 as of 16 March 2026. At the time of transfer of possession/ownership the above arrears, costs and expenses with default interest may be higher than stated.

The above receivables will remain payable by the new buyer and are not paid from the purchase price.

The tenancy agreement is governed by the Act on Residential Leases. The tenancy may be terminated on grounds provided by that Act, but not on the sole basis that the apartment was sold by an enforcement sale. However, the tenant’s right to retain possession of the share apartment ends without notice at the latest when the company’s possession period expires, regardless of the agreed lease term.

Share of the company loan attached to the apartment

In addition to the cash purchase price, the buyer will assume the apartment’s share of the company loan: €4,677.58 as of 28 February 2026.

The company loan share attached to the apartment remains payable by the buyer and is not paid from the purchase price.

The buyer must arrange payment of the apartment-related obligations owed to the housing company. Bids made in the online auction should take these matters into account.

Vacating

The apartment was taken into the company’s possession for three years by the general meeting decision dated 4 December 2024. The apartment has been let by the housing company on a continuing tenancy. Rent is €650.00/month. Additional charges payable with the rent: water €25.00/person/month, parking €9.00/month and laundry room €1.00/hour.

The new owner has the right under the Companies Act to obtain possession of the apartment before the end of the possession period if they pay the costs of taking the apartment into possession, any costs caused to the company by repairs to the share apartment and unpaid maintenance charges and those charge items that fall due for payment by the shareholder while the apartment is in the company’s possession. See section "Obligations and rights transferred to the buyer".

The binding nature of the tenancy towards the new owner is determined by the Act on Residential Leases. The tenant’s right to retain the share apartment ends without notice at the latest when the company’s possession period expires, regardless of the agreed lease term.

Possession of the apartment also requires that the full purchase price has been paid.

NOTICE! Outstanding charges of the housing company and the company loan share encumbering the apartment are not paid from the purchase price. The purchase price is therefore not a so-called debt-free price. The buyer must arrange payment of apartment-related obligations owed to the housing company. Bids in the online auction should be sized taking these matters into account. The buyer is responsible for any costs arising from transfer of service contracts.