Copenhagen Plans New Housing District With Up to 680 Homes

Copenhagen Municipality plans to transform Bystævneparken in Husum Nord into a new housing area. The overall site could accommodate up to 680 homes.

The area was previously an institutional site located near Vestvolden. The municipality is selling the land for private residential development. The first plot of about 25,000 square meters is now up for tender.

The full project can include 680 homes and 250 nursing homes. It will also offer specialized housing units and two daycare centers. Housing types will include owner-occupied homes, cooperative housing, and rental apartments.

Lord Mayor Sisse Marie Welling stated the city wants a green, inclusive community. This story was originally reported by DR.