Denmark is positioned for growth and demand is likely to normalise as the output gap gradually closes in the coming years. ***  2  BIS central bankers’ speeches  The negative sentiment in the housing market has curbed economic growth in Denmark for some time. But now we are seeing the first budding signs of improvement.
Prices have stabilised over the last year and have begun to rise in some market segments – particularly owner-occupied flats in the cities, notably in Greater Copenhagen. Although the milder winds may also blow across other parts of the market, there are bound to be areas that will not feel them and where prices will continue their downward trend.