1. The Danish Property Market
The Danish Property Federation

2. Building Stock www.ejendomsforeningen.dk
Source: The Danish Property Federation Market Statistics
Note: April 2018

3. Property Investment Market
Source: The Danish Property Federation Market Statistics
Note: April 2018

4. Dwelling Stock divided into Types of Ownership
Source: The Danish Property Federation Market Statistics
Note: 2008 and April 2018

5. Economic Vacancy for Office
Source: The Danish Property Federation Market Statistics, IPD Danish Property Index and
Oline-ED Statistics
Note: January 1988 to April 2018
Data break between October 2013 and January 2014 due to differences in methodology

6. Economic Vacancy Rates
Source: The Danish Property Federation Market Statistics, IPD Danish Property Index and
Ejendomstorvet -ED Statistics
Note: January 2000 to April 2018
Data break between October 2013 and January 2014 due to differences in methodology

7. Dwellings without Person Registration
Source: Statistics Denmark
Note: 1981 to 2018

8. Started Construction www.ejendomsforeningen.dk
Source: Statistics Denmark
Note: 1949 to 2017

9. Investment Property sold
Source: Statistics Denmark
Note: 1949 to 2018

10. Investment Property Prices
Source: Statistics Denmark
Note: January 1992 to June 2018
The indices are based on nominal square meter prices

11. Real Price Index for Detached Houses
Source: : Danmarks Nationalbank and Statistics Denmark
: The Association of Danish Mortgage Banks
Note: 1971 to 2017

12. Net Lending by Mortgage Banks
Source: The Association of Danish Mortgage Banks
Note: January 1995 to April 2018

13. Rent and Residential Property Prices Relative to the Wage Rate Development
Source: The Association of Danish Mortgage Banks and Statistics Denmark
Note: January 1995 to December 2017
There was a change in the make up of the rent index between 2015Q3 and 2015Q4

14. Rent Levels for Commercial Property in Greater Copenhagen
Source: Sadolin & Albæk
Note: April 2018
The DKK/EUR exchange rate is

15. Rent Level and Vacancy for Offices in Copenhagen
Source: Oline-ED Statistics and Sadolin & Albæk
Note: January 1997 to January 2018

16. Prime Office Rents in Europe
Source: Knight Frank Research og Real Capital Analytics
Note: 2014

17. Rent in Private Rental Housing
Period: 1995 and 2007
Rent
Rent movements percentage.
2007
Average annual m2-rent (euro)
1995
”Identical property”
Average annual increase
Copenhagen
81.8
53.3
3.1
Frederiksberg
77.9
51.1
3.3
Odense
91.4
50.9
Esbjerg
79.4
3.5
Aarhus
104.2
62.1
3.8
Aalborg
87.5
57.5
Source: The Ministry of Social Welfare
Note: 2007 and 1995
The rent level includes rent for the cost driven tenancies

18. Real Total Return www.ejendomsforeningen.dk
Source: The Danish Property Federation, IPD Danish Property Index and Sadolin & Albæk
Note: 1985 to 2017

19. The Danish Property Federation Market Statistics – Consensus Forecast
Total return for investment properties.
2011 to 2017 shows the total return form the Danish Property Federation’s market statistics, while it from 2000 to 2010 shows the total return of MSCI Denmark Annual Property Index to 2020 shows the average of the replies from the Consensus Forecast. 50 percent of the replies lie within the blue lines.
Historic 2017
2018
2019
2020
Total return (%)
5,6
5,4
Change (quarterly)
0,0
-0,2
New
Change (yearly)
-0,5
Source: The Danish Property Federation Market Statistics and MSCI
Note: April 2018

20. Reimbursement Duty Rate in Danish Municipalities
Source: Statistics Denmark
Note: 2017

21. Municipalities where the Rent Control Act applies
Source: The Landsowners´ Investment Foundation
Note: 2015

22. The Danish Property Federation
Phone number:
The Danish Property Federation
Nørre Voldgade 2
DK-1358 København K
Havnegade 4 DK-8000 Aarhus C