Accommodation & Housing notices and news from Denmark.
The plans allow for apartments and townhouses, including privately owned homes, rental properties and cooperative housing
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Apartment prices in Aarhus reached a new record high in October, rising more than 23 percent compared with the same month last year, while prices in Copenhagen continued to fall. New figures from Boligsiden, a Danish housing platform that collects property listings from real estate agents, show that
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Denmark’s housing market is showing contrasting trends, with more properties available in Copenhagen and its surrounding areas while listings decline across the rest of the country, according to new figures from housing platform Boligsiden. At the beginning of November, the number of apartment
11/5/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
More young adults in Denmark are choosing to stay in their family homes, with the share of 21-year-olds living with their parents rising from 32 percent in 2011 to 57 percent in 2025. The figures come from Statistics Denmark and are highlighted in a new study by Realdania, a Danish philanthropic ass
10/21/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Denmark’s housing market is showing signs of slowing after a strong start to 2026, according to transaction figures from property portal Boligsiden. A total of 7,709 homes were sold in September, 12 percent fewer than in the same month last year. Housing transactions during the first nine months of
10/20/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
More than 2,000 owner-occupied apartments are for sale in Copenhagen for the first time since early 2024, according to housing website Boligsiden. At the beginning of October, 2,057 apartments were listed in Copenhagen Municipality. That was more than five percent higher than one month earlier and a
10/6/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
New figures from Boligsiden show that average owner-occupied apartment prices in Copenhagen fell by 0.5 percent from July to August. Prices also fell in Frederiksberg (0.5 percent) and Aalborg (2.7 percent), while rising two percent in Aarhus. Boligsiden’s housing economist, Birgit Daetz, explains t
9/10/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →