Short-term rentals
Furnished homes for new arrivals, business trips and project assignments, booked online for the dates you need.
- Furnished homes, ready to move in
- Flexible length of stay
- Book online in the portal
Property
Rent, buy and sell property, all through one portal
Find a furnished short stay or a long-term home, buy or sell with the estate agents in our network, or rent out your own home. Every step, from the first search to the signed contract, is handled in the client portal.
Updated 30 October 2026
Four ways
Four ways to find, rent or sell a home
Search, book, sign and follow every step in one secure place, with our property team and partner agents behind you.
Long-term rentals
Apartments and houses for a year or more, for individuals, families and employees relocating with their employer.
- Homes across Denmark
- Support for families and employees
- Apply and sign through the portal
Buy and sell property
Buy or sell a home with the estate agents (ejendomsmæglere) in our network.
- Estate agents on board
- Listings and offers in one place
- Guidance for buyers new to Denmark
Rent out your property
List your home and rent it out safely to international professionals and local tenants.
- Your listing in the portal
- International and local tenants
- Enquiries and contracts in one place
How it works
From the first search to your keys
Create your account
Sign up in the client portal. One account covers every service.
Search and send a request
Choose a short stay, a long-term home or a property for sale and send your request in the portal.
Sign and move in
Contracts, documents and messages stay in your portal account, so you always have them at hand.
Good to know in Denmark
The main Danish rules for tenants, landlords and buyers, checked against the official sources on 30 October 2026.
Your lease
Under the Rent Act (lejeloven, lov nr. 341 of 22 March 2022) you and the landlord can each ask for a written lease, and a written lease must be made on an authorised standard form. Read it, and the rules on deposit and prepaid rent in it, before you pay.
Housing benefit
Tenants can apply for housing benefit (boligstøtte) from Udbetaling Danmark. Home owners can only get it in special cases, such as pensioners, and then as a loan.
Public housing
Public (almene) homes are let through housing associations with waiting lists. borger.dk points to DanmarkBolig.dk to find them.
Letting out your home for short stays
Income from letting out the home you live in has a standard deduction (bundfradrag): DKK 35,100 in 2026 if the platform reports the income to the Danish Tax Agency, and DKK 13,800 if it does not.
Buying as a foreigner
If you do not live in Denmark and have not lived here for at least 5 years before, you generally need permission from the Civil Affairs Agency (Civilstyrelsen) to buy property, including holiday homes. Check your situation with Civilstyrelsen before you sign.
Right of withdrawal
A private buyer of a home can withdraw from the purchase by written notice within 6 working days, and then pays the seller 1% of the price (Consumer Protection Act on the purchase of real property).
Land registration fee (2026)
Registering the deed costs DKK 1,850 plus 0.6% of the price; registering a mortgage costs DKK 1,825 plus 1.25% of the loan.
Property taxes
Owners pay property value tax (ejendomsværdiskat) to the state: 0.51% of 80% of the assessed value up to a threshold (DKK 9.2 million at 2024 level) and 1.4% above it. Land tax (grundskyld) is set by each municipality.
Official sources
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Questions about a home or a property?
Our property team is happy to help. Book a consultation or contact our offices in Albertslund and Malmö.