Why the Greater Copenhagen Region
The region has been carefully selected based on its underlying economic fundamentals in combination with the team’s local knowledge, extensive network and experience.
Cross-border region
Greater Copenhagen region is a cross-border region comprising eastern Denmark and southern Sweden. The region has the highest density population in the Nordics and the largest labour market. Roughly 26 percent of Sweden’s and Denmark’s combined GDP is generated in the region.
In 2029 it’s estimated that the Fehmarnbelt link*, one of Europe’s most extensive construction projects to date, will be completed. The 18 km tunnel (train/road) will connect Rødbyhavn on Lolland, Denmark with the island of Fehmarn in Germany. By train the travel time between Copenhagen and Hamburg will be 2.5 hrs.
Growth regions from Stockholm-Uppsala to Malmö-Lund in the south
The need for new housing is unevenly distributed across the country, with significant needs around Mälardalen, along the west coast and in southern Sweden. Focus on properties located in growth regions with stable demand and low vacancy risk
The selected regions show attractive underlying economic fundamentals, including increasing urbanization, structural housing shortages and population growth. Further complemented with the team’s local knowledge, extensive network and experience.
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