What additional costs come with buying a house versus a co-op apartment in Sweden?

For a house: registration fee ("lagfart") (1.5% of purchase price ("köpeskilling")), mortgage deeds ("pantbrev") (2% of amount needed), agent fees ("mäklararvode") if selling, moving costs, and immediate costs like home insurance ("hemförsäkring") and renovations. For co-op apartments ("bostadsrätter"): no registration fee ("lagfart") or mortgage deeds ("pantbrev"), but a transfer fee ("överlåtelseavgift") to the association (usually a few thousand SEK), pledge fee ("pantsättningsavgift") for the apartment, administration fee ("aviavgift") to the bank, and possibly valuation costs. Both require home insurance ("hemförsäkring") (mandatory for loans) and budgeting for first month's fees/running costs ("driftkostnader").