All houses for sale are displayed on the internet. You can search the market using Boligsiden or Boliga. You can either search by city, area, zip code og using a map.
You can also contact realtors in the areas where you are looking for housing. Realtors in Denmark are hired by the seller of a house, and they carry their own listings.
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Nicolai Vinum
It has been a good, safe experience with close contact throughout. Thorough review of all papers, so we have not been in doubt about anything.
Whether you're Danish or buying a home from abroad, I highly recommend Hjælp til huskøb if you want a professional, reliable and genuinely helpful advisor.
Nicolai helped with our first home purchase, he made everything super easy and explain all documents and every transaction regarding the purchase, extremely helpful and fast.
Great service for expats in Denmark!
We would definitely choose to work with Hjælp til huskøb again!
I can’t recommend Nicolai enough for anyone thinking about buying property in Denmark. My husband and I have been through the property-buying process here before, so we know how much the experience can vary—and Nicolai truly stands out.
Definately recommend.
Kind, thoughtful, and professional. We strongly recommend Nicolai to anyone who's searching for property purchases in Denmark, especially for the internationals.
Very nice experience which led to a smooth process.
Very helpful and all meetings and informations are explained in a way that is easy to understand even if you have not experienced this before.
Thank you for the great cooperation!
Nicolai has been very helpful during our house purchase process. He is professional with the lowest charge as far as I know. He replies request quickly and he understands the difficulties that we encounter to buy a house as a foreigner. 5-star recommendation from us.
Nicolai is professional and patient and he speaks very good English.
Buying a house in Denmark as a foreigner, there are many facts that are obvious to Danes but totally unfamiliar to me. Thanks a lot for totally Nicolai's patient explainations.
Buying a home can take anywhere from 1 week to several months. How long it takes depends on many factors. The most important is that the right house is on the market and that you have your financial situation under control.
If you need a conveyancing solicitor, the process may take a little longer. If you contact Help to Buy as early as possible in the process, we can guide you through the process easily and efficiently.
Some banks offer mortgages to foreigners, especially EU citizens with income in Denmark. However, terms and conditions vary – and approval can be stricter than for Danes.
Contact your bank as soon as the interest in buying a new home arises. Your bank will ask you to provide information on:
Income and Expenses: The bank will want to see documentation of your income (pay stubs) and fixed expenses (budget) to assess your ability to pay.
Debt: The bank will want to know how much debt you have and will calculate your debt-to-income ratio, which is the ratio of your income to your total debt.
Disposable income: The bank will look at your disposable income, which is the amount you have left to spend after paying taxes and fixed expenses.
Ability to pay: The bank will look at your ability to pay, or whether you can repay the loan, and your willingness to pay, or whether you will repay existing loans.
Other relevant information: Depending on the purpose of the loan, the bank may also need information about your pension history, savings and assets.
Yes. Most properties are listed with some negotiation margin. Having a local expert helps you avoid overpaying and strengthens your position.
We can help you negotiate the best deal on the property you want to buy. Our negotiation is based on market conditions, the length of the lease, the technical condition of the property and your wishes.
Based on this, we develop a negotiation strategy, which we of course get your approval before we start.
Yes – you should expect to pay additional expenses when buying a home in Denmark. The expenses are explained in the sales presentation under the heading " Kontantbehov ved køb"
The expenses include:
Contact Hjælp til huskøb for a non-binding conversation about your options as we can help you.
As a buyer you have a 6-day legal right of withdrawal – read more about this in this document.
In most cases, no – unless you meet strict residency and permission requirements. Denmark has tight rules to prevent speculative property buying from foreigners.
Contact Hjælp til huskøb for a non-binding conversation about your options.
Because real estate agents represent the seller, not you. A buyer’s agent protects your interests, helps you avoid legal risks, and can often save you money through negotiation and insight.
It's the smartest thing to do to seek professional advice early in the process.
We offer a free property screening before you buy. We can help you understand the buying process, potential problems, and much more so that you can avoid unexpected challenges when buying a house.
As experts in home buying, we at Hælp til huskøb are always available to chat with you about your home purchase. It's free and non-binding.
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