In the year 2020 on March 11, the new Coronavirus was classified as a pandemic, the pandemic came to affect both Sweden's economy, unemployment, and the housing market. As a result of the pandemic, more and more jobs were given the possibility to work from home and therefore the demand for larger housing increased. This thesis analyzes the impact of the covid-pandemic on condominium prices in Gothenburg for the period: 11 March 2019 to 11 March 2020 and 11 March 2020 to 11 March 2021. The data is largely taken from Swedish Brokerage Statistics and supplemented, if necessary, by Booli, Hemnet or SCB. The purpose is to see which properties have been affected by Covid-19, and how the final prices of condominiums have been affected because of these.The study is done using a Hedonic method and a regression analysis where the price is a dependent variable and the tenant's different physical, location-economic properties are independent variables. The focus will be on analyzing how consumers' willingness to pay has been affected and which housing-related properties have been the driving force. With the help of the hedonic model and the regression analysis, the results of the study show that the willingness to pay has increased for several properties in condominiums. The results show that the pandemic did impact the prices of condominiums in Gothenburg city, the study shows an increase in price from before the pandemic. The results also show that there were a few properties that were affected, such as the condominium's number of rooms, the fee, residents, and balcony affect the price. Even when the condominium is built and which area it is located was shown to partly affects the price.