Buying property
If you want to buy a home in Denmark, it's important to know the conditions that apply.
If you want to buy a home in Denmark, it's important to know the conditions that apply. You can find general information about buying property on the website of Life in Denmark.
More detailed information about the rules regarding the acquisition of property in Denmark as a foreign citizen can be found on the Department of Civil Affairs website (in Danish).
International citizens can buy property in Denmark if they’ve lived there for 5 years or they are domicile approved. EU citizens have easier access, especially with permanent residence. Legal help is advised, and a down payment of 10–40% is usually required. Talk to your bank and the financial assessment will be done based on each individual buyer.
An 'andelsbolig' is a cooperative housing type in Denmark. You buy a share in the building, not the apartment itself. You pay a monthly fee and follow rules set by the housing association. It’s often cheaper than owning a regular home but comes with more restrictions.
| Realtors in Denmark | |
| Boligsiden |
Not a chain, but Denmark’s largest property portal. It aggregates listings from all major agencies and has some English content. |
| Danbolig | Another large chain with many listings. English support may vary by location. |
| EDC |
Denmark’s largest real estate agency with over 230 offices. Their website includes English-language sections. |
| Home |
A major agency with a wide national presence. While the main site is in Danish, some agents offer English support. |
| Nybolig | One of the biggest chains in Denmark. Some parts of their site and services are available in English. |
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