Apartment Prices in Copenhagen Fall Again as Aarhus Hits Record High
Copenhagen apartment prices dropped for the third consecutive month in October, while Aarhus prices reached a record high.
2026年11月10日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Apartment prices in Copenhagen fell by 1.1 percent in October.
This marks the third consecutive monthly price drop in the capital.
Meanwhile, apartment prices in Aarhus reached a new record high.
Prices in Aarhus rose by 23.3 percent compared to October last year.
New data from Danish housing platform Boligsiden shows these opposing trends.
Across Denmark, owner-occupied apartment prices fell slightly by 0.1 percent in October.
Nationwide house prices remained unchanged compared with September.
In the Capital Region, house prices decreased by 0.3 percent.
Prices in Central Jutland rose by 1.2 percent.
North Jutland saw house prices drop by 2.1 percent.
Birgit Daetz from Boligsiden explained the trend in Aarhus.
High demand and limited supply are pushing prices up in Aarhus.
About one in four apartments there sold above the asking price.
In Copenhagen, apartment supply is increasing sharply.
This supply boost allows the capital market to adjust downward.
Svend Greniman Andersen is a senior economist at mortgage lender Nykredit.
He expects Copenhagen price declines to remain moderate.
Housing demand in Copenhagen stays strong, with no upcoming construction boom.
However, buyers have reached their borrowing limits with banks and families.
(Source: CPH Post)
Source: The Copenhagen Post
