New horizons in Denmark: the real estate innovations from Copenhagen
It is well known that among the richest states in the world, those in Northern Europe undoubtedly stand out, extremely rigid both in terms of climate and organization.
And it is precisely the force inherent in the culture of these populations that has brought numerous advantages in economic and financial terms to all sectors of local economies.
In particular, today we have decided to dwell on a country that is highly rated by investors, especially in recent years. We are talking about Denmark, a real Kingdom characterized by a strong cultural identity and a still vivid literary tradition.
Why, you ask, did we choose Denmark? According to the latest news, this nation is experiencing a rather healthy period for its real estate market.
Demand has reached historic highs and such low rates allow investors to buy a property at maximum convenience. The "future" segment for Copenhagen seems to be identified in the construction of coworking and office space.
The particularity of the new structures that will dominate the Danish brick market, is given by the proximity of the same to both businesses and large infrastructures, at very low costs. It is no coincidence that there is this sort of turnaround compared to the European average, where property prices tend to increase in the most dynamic areas of the metropolis. This choice represents the perfect marriage between investors wishing to buy a new property in one of the most evocative places in the world, and hypothetical employers, who need to keep costs down to be able to incentivize employment, considerably reducing the plague of unemployment.
The volume of investments, remaining in the office sector, was around 2 billion euro last year and the transactions for investments in logistic and industrial properties almost doubled, going from 4.5% to 8%. Another element of fundamental importance is given by the forecasts for the second half of 2019. According to economists expert in the sector in fact, it seems that during the year, there will be positive returns confirming those that inaugurated 2019.
Even the residential sector knows no bounds, considering also the boom of young Millennials who, ever more dynamic and ready for the new developments offered by the real estate market, are no longer able to opt for lease contracts, but sign sales agreements.
Copenhagen in the first place and other cities less known then, guarantee Denmark to present themselves as the leader of Northern Europe as regards the European real estate world.
Last but not least is the attention to the green and smart aspect of the same houses and structures. In a market that is increasingly geared towards innovation and flexibility towards international trades, the need to reconcile modernity with attention to the surrounding environment cannot be lacking.
What to say, it is hoped that this boom is not momentary and that many other neighboring nations can follow the example of Denmark.
And it is precisely the force inherent in the culture of these populations that has brought numerous advantages in economic and financial terms to all sectors of local economies.
In particular, today we have decided to dwell on a country that is highly rated by investors, especially in recent years. We are talking about Denmark, a real Kingdom characterized by a strong cultural identity and a still vivid literary tradition.
Why, you ask, did we choose Denmark? According to the latest news, this nation is experiencing a rather healthy period for its real estate market.
Demand has reached historic highs and such low rates allow investors to buy a property at maximum convenience. The "future" segment for Copenhagen seems to be identified in the construction of coworking and office space.
The particularity of the new structures that will dominate the Danish brick market, is given by the proximity of the same to both businesses and large infrastructures, at very low costs. It is no coincidence that there is this sort of turnaround compared to the European average, where property prices tend to increase in the most dynamic areas of the metropolis. This choice represents the perfect marriage between investors wishing to buy a new property in one of the most evocative places in the world, and hypothetical employers, who need to keep costs down to be able to incentivize employment, considerably reducing the plague of unemployment.
The volume of investments, remaining in the office sector, was around 2 billion euro last year and the transactions for investments in logistic and industrial properties almost doubled, going from 4.5% to 8%. Another element of fundamental importance is given by the forecasts for the second half of 2019. According to economists expert in the sector in fact, it seems that during the year, there will be positive returns confirming those that inaugurated 2019.
Even the residential sector knows no bounds, considering also the boom of young Millennials who, ever more dynamic and ready for the new developments offered by the real estate market, are no longer able to opt for lease contracts, but sign sales agreements.
Copenhagen in the first place and other cities less known then, guarantee Denmark to present themselves as the leader of Northern Europe as regards the European real estate world.
Last but not least is the attention to the green and smart aspect of the same houses and structures. In a market that is increasingly geared towards innovation and flexibility towards international trades, the need to reconcile modernity with attention to the surrounding environment cannot be lacking.
What to say, it is hoped that this boom is not momentary and that many other neighboring nations can follow the example of Denmark.
