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Last Updated: Apr 30, 2009

Denmark steady at 4.59%

Last Updated: Apr 30, 2009
COPENHAGEN - Apartments COST (€) YIELD (p.a.) PRICE/SQ.M. (€)
TO BUY MONTHLY RENT TO BUY MONTHLY RENT
50 sq. m. 205,300 873 5.10% 4,106 17.46
65 sq. m. 260,585 1,059 4.88% 4,009 16.29
75 sq. m. 319,050 1,250 4.70% 4,254 16.66
85 sq. m. 349,435 1,418 4.87% 4,111 16.68
100 sq. m. 462,100 1,741 4.52% 4,621 17.41
120 sq. m. 552,840 2,006 4.36% 4,607 16.72
150 sq. m. 868,650 2,604 3.60% 5,791 17.36
200 sq. m. 822,600 2,956 4.31% 4,113 14.78
Copenhagen K, Copenhagen S, Copenhagen N, Copenhagen O, Frederiksberg K, Charlottenlund, Gentofte, Hellerup, Holte, and Horsholm
Source: Global Property Guide                    Definitions: Data FAQ                       See also: Update Schedule

Average gross rental yields on Copenhagen apartments average 4.59%, more or less unchanged from last year (4.61%).  

Average prices per square metre (sq.m.) were also more or less unchanged, in our sample, at €4,452 per sq. m., down from €4,620 per sq. m. 

Official StatBank Denmark figures show a 4.92% y-o-y fall in apartment prices nationally, to end-Q3 2008, and a 10.81% fall in single family and terrace house prices to end-Q1 2009 (in real terms, a fall of 12.91%). 

  

 

Your Comments

posted by HL | 2007-05-25

IT consultant and property investpr, Copenhagen

Hi i am a danish property investor and currently own 8 properties in copenhagen. I want to give a little update to you site about denmark as the information is outdated, The transaction cost here is not 6-7% but only around 2% when buying (mainly tax stamps for financing) and 1-2% when selling realtor commision. I generaly only pay 1% in realtor commision. Also the prices are not increasing anymore her, but are currently falling. The number of properties on the market have doubbled within the last 18 month fra 30.000 to 60.000 properties.

posted by Prince Cruz | 2007-05-29

Senior Economist, Global Property Guide

Hi HL, we find it difficult to look for data in Denmark. Most sources are not in English. We have confirmed with local agents that the maximum real estate agent's commission is 2% and not 6% as we previously stated. Thank you for your input.

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