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Ejendomsforeningen Danmark The Danish Property Market
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Ejendomsforeningen Danmark. The Danish Property Market. Building Stock 2006. Source: Statistics Denmark and Danish Property Federation. Property Investment Market 2006. Source: DEI/IPD Danish Property Index Note: Measured by capital value. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Ejendomsforeningen Danmark
The Danish Property Market
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Building Stock 2006
Source: Statistics Denmark and Danish Property Federation
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Property Investment Market 2006
Source: DEI/IPD Danish Property Index Note: Measured by capital value
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Vacancy for Residential and Commercial Property 1982-2007
Source: Oline-Lokalebørs Statistikken
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Dwellings without Person Registration 1984-2006
Source: Statistics Denmark
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Total Construction 1982-2006
Source: Statistics Denmark – statbank.dkNote: Measured as started construction
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Sold Investment Properties 1992-2006
Source: Statistics Denmark – statistikbanken.dk Note: Commercial: Excluding factories
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Prices on Investment Properties 1992-2007
Source: Statistics Denmark – statistikbanken.dkNote: Commercial: Excluding factories
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Real Price Index for One-family Houses1971-2007
Source: Statistics Denmark – statbank.dk, Danmarks Nationalbank
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Rent and Residential Property Prices relative to the Wage Rate developments 1995-2006
Source: Realkreditrådet and Statistics Denmark
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Minimum Rent (euro/sq.m.)
Maximum Rent (euro/sq.m.)
Office
160
240
Retail
1000 2533
Industrial 57 80
Rent Levels for Commercial Property, Greater Copenhagen 2006
Source: Sadolin & Albæk
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Vacancy and Rent Level for Offices 1997-2006
Source: Sadolin & Albæk and Danish Property Federation
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Rent Level for Attractive Offices 2005
Source: CEPI
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Rent Level for High Street Retail 2005
Source: CEPI
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Minimum Rent (euro/sq.m.)
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Central Copenhagen
87 258
North of Copenhagen
82 228
Southwest of Copenhagen
32 131
Aarhus
86 148
The Triangle Region
80 134
Rent Levels for Residential Property 2007
Source: Danish Property Federation
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Average Monthly Rent for a 2 bedroom Apartment 2005
Source: CEPI
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Gross Return on Residential 2005
Source: CEPI and Danish Property Federation
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Market Rental Growth (%)
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
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Retail 4,5 4,4 2,2 1,3 3,0
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Source: DEI/IPD Danish Property Index
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Real Total Return 1985-2006
Source: IPD, Sadolin & Albæk, and Danish Property Federation
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Income Return and Capital Growth 2006
Source: DEI/IPD Danish Property Index
