欧洲住房动态报告

HOUSINGMATTERS Market SnapshotEurope2025 CONTACT US The new Sirva Housing Matters Report, Europe Edition, offers an overview of rental market trends in key European cities. Designed to help HR and Mobility teamsfind suitable housing for relocating employees within budget and policy guidelines, this report provides insights into current rental trends, popular accommodationoptions, market indicators, and factors impacting prices and outlook. If you would like moreinformation on the contentincluded in this report,please drop us an email atconcierge@sirva.com. Ourrepresentative will be gladto assist you. Individual city reports offer details on the current rental market dynamics, the most preferred accommodation options for relocating employees, emergingdevelopments, with highlights of market outlooks and pricing movements. Access the most up-to-date trends and unlock data-driven insights into European residential rental markets for informed decision-making. Europe Denmark The influx of people relocating to cities has outpacedthe available housing supply, leading to increasedcompetition among tenants for available properties. Esbjerg:City Centre:The heart of the city, with shopping, diningand cultural attractions.Esbjerg Harbor:A redeveloping area, set to become akey hub for growth and investment.Hjerting:A coastal area known for its beautiful beachesand North Sea views. Demand for rental properties inbig cities continues to rise Sirva Tips New properties are often located outside the citycentre. Popular Locations &Housing Types Assignees should be willing to compromise andmanage their expectations as the rental market iscompetitive and moves very quickly. 2-to-3-bedroom apartments, 75 to 130 sqm City Centre:Vibrant hub is bounded by lakes and thisencompasses both the medieval city and Christianshavn. Denmark's high cost of living and taxes should befactored into rental budgets. Nørrebro:A dynamic, multicultural district known for itsvibrant and youthful atmosphere. Good to Know Østerbro:Known for its wide boulevards, parks, andupscale shops, it is one of Copenhagen's most desirableand expensive neighbourhoods. The Greater Copenhagen Light Rail, opening this year,will connect Lyngby in the north with Ishøj in the southvia 28 stations, offering faster, more direct transport andpotentially increasing interest in housing in newlyaccessible areas. Furthermore, the Fehmarn Belt FixedLink, a tunnel connecting Denmark and Germany isexpected to open in 2029, which may attract investors toareas along the future Hamburg-Copenhagen rail line. Sydhavn:A blend of industrial heritage and newresidential developments, offering innovation andtradition. Amager:Well-known for its green spaces and thepopular Amager Beach, a summer hotspot just15 minutes from the city centre. Property Trends In Odense, urban regeneration and light rail expansionare enhancing livability and driving rental demand,supported by a growing population and universitypresence. Meanwhile, Esbjerg is benefiting frominvestments in energy and port infrastructure, attractingprofessionals and increasing interest in residentialareas. The high demand for rental properties in majorcities is being driven by a concentration ofbusinesses and educational institutions.There has been an increase of approximately1.9% in rental rates from the last quarter.The start of tertiary education drives many youngDanes to seek rental homes in urban areas,creating peak demand in August, September, andJanuary. Frederiksberg:An affluent, green-space-filledindependent municipality within Copenhagen. Valby & Carlsberg Byen:Areas with modern shoppingcenters and excellent public transport links. Aarhus: Aarhus C:Vibrant city center, full of shops, cafes andhistorical sites.Aarhus N:Neighborhoods like Risskov and Lisbjerg,known for green spaces and a family-friendlyatmosphere close to the center. Denmark: Snapshot of Typical Asking Rents (approx) RESIDENTIAL RENTALMARKET TRENDS Typical length of tenancyMinimum 12 months up to2 or 3 years Notice period3 months Typical deposit3 months Unique situationsIn the case of very high inflation, theGovernment may limit the increasein rent. Otherwise, the legislation inDenmark regulates in detail therental market and relations betweentenant and landlord. United Kingdom The supply of residential rental properties isincreasing as demand for lower-tier homes declines Sirva Tips Begin property search in advance of the desired move-in date. High demand in the rental market ensuresthat desirable properties are leased quickly. Set a realistic budget: Be aware of the average rentalprices in the desired area and set a budget thatincludes potential additional costs such as utilitiesand council tax. Be prepared: Have necessary documents ready, suchas proof of income, references, and identification. Thiswill help assignees move quickly when they find asuitable property. Consider flexibility: Be open to differentneighbour