Relocation services and housing in Denmark

We are a different kind of housing company with the friendliest relocators in the business

Finding you a
home in Denmark

More about us

Buying our services will ultimately save
you money, time and headaches

Save your
hard-earned money

See how we save you money

Advantages

A dedicated relocation agent who knows the local rental market, to save you time, headache and money. You also get the best contract terms and avoid the all too common scams and fraudulent contracts.

Advantages in detail

Services

You can get a customized home search as well as viewings, lease contract support, rent negotiation and more. We always offer a price guarantee: if you find a professional that can help you at a better price, we will match it!

More about our services

About Denmark

The market for rental accommodation in the big Danish cities is very challenging. In both Copenhagen and Aarhus our specialist relocation agents will help you navigate through with ease.

More about Denmark

Charlies Roof on Instagram

Follow on Instagram

Latest from our Blog

- Tips and Tricks for Renting
  Finding a place to live in Denmark can be quite a hassle, but it is possible. If you want to tackle the market on your own, this blogpost will help you on your way. The Danish rental market Sites such as boligportal.dk and lejebolig.dk show the majority of what is available on the rental market, but also a few things that are not. For instance, ads can be kept online for a long time after they have actually been rented out, in order to encourage people to buy membership to the site. When you are looking at the cheaper end of the market, you would be lucky to get a reply from a landlord once every 10th-20th time. However, this problem is not as extensive with the more expensive rentals which have lower demand. Sometimes, it can help if you are able to communicate to landlords in Danish. While there are scammers, the level of housing fraud in Denmark is generally quite low. In this regard it is usually best just to approach situations with common sense: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. What is permissible? Interestingly, it is often completely legal requests and contract terms which cause new tenants the most concern. For example, having to pay 3 months prepaid rent plus 3 months deposit plus the 1st month of rent upfront is legal and expected in certain cases. Also, being asked to vacate the apartment up to 14 days before the end of the rent period to allow the landlord time to make renovations is, frustratingly, perfectly permissible. Whether “going it alone” or getting professional help, clauses like these are just part and parcel of renting in Denmark. Be aware that sometimes there is room for negotiation, other times it is not possible at all. Big administration companies rarely negotiate rent, while the high demand for cheap rentals makes it mostly impossibly to negotiate for smaller, cheaper apartments as well. Furnished or unfurnished? Even unfurnished rentals in Denmark have functional kitchens with at least basic white goods, and with a trip to IKEA you can easily have a fully furnished rental without spending hundreds of thousands on furniture. Be aware though, that unfurnished long term rentals can almost cost the same as small furnished places, as demand for these is high. Worthy of note The m2 area listed on ads for Danish apartments is almost always gross, and therefore does not represent the actual available living area. This can cause a lot of confusion, as in many other countries it is the net living area which is advertised. Apartment descriptions count the number of rooms in the apartment as being any living, dining and bedrooms. Kitchen and bathroom are not included in this count. This means that it is impossible to tell just from the room count whether an apartment has a stand-alone kitchen, or an open kitchen-living room. A 4-room apartment could be e.g. 3 bedrooms, a living room, a separate kitchen and a bathroom OR a living room, a dining room, two bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom OR another set-up. The vast majority of landlords, whether private or professional, use the standard A9 rental contract. There are English translations of sections 1-10 available online, but it is section 11 which is the most important. This is where all of the extra terms and conditions are listed, and this is the section you should read carefully. Google Translate will usually translate it quite well, but ask a Danish friend or colleague to help if there are still parts you don’t understand. How can we help? For those who have found a place to rent on their own, but want some assurance from a professional, we have some very affordable services starting from just DKK800. Scam Check – contains: 1) landlord check-up, 2) lease explanation and 3) investigation of whether negotiation of rent and terms is possible (we negotiate on your behalf if possible). Accommodation Already Found – contains: 1) viewing of the property, 2) landlord check-up, 3) lease explanation and 4) investigation of whether negotiation of rent and terms is possible (we negotiate on your behalf if possible). Single Viewing – we will visit a property on your behalf, taking photos and videos in order to document the condition, or doing a live video viewing with you if possible. Lease Contract Explanation – a full translation of your contract from section 1 to 11. Good luck with your home search! ...

Testimonials

Sarah Grossi

I had been told the only way to find a place, as a future student, was through social networks and housing websites. After dozens of e-mails and messages that didn’t get any anwsers, I decided to ask someone more expert: Alison from Copenhagen Housing was extremly helpful, comprehensive and patient in assisting me. If you do not… Read more “Sarah Grossi”

Sarah Grossi

Sergio & Rita

No matter how many cities you already visited as an expat, finding an apartment in Copenhagen is always an experience full of anxiety and despair. In Copenhagen Housing we found a perfect companion for this difficult period. They were not only able to find an accommodation for us in a very short time, but also… Read more “Sergio & Rita”

Sergio & Rita

Postdoctoral Researcher, DTU

I came to Denmark as an expat with very specific and severe housing requirements regarding the budget, location and the date of relocation: due to the arrival of my wife and daughter I needed to have new apartment for my family within only one month. Charlotte was not only able to resolve my issue within… Read more “Postdoctoral Researcher, DTU”

Danish Technical University

Andrey Kozachuk, Senior Developer, CDM

I spent more than a month trying to find an apartment it Copenhagen using specialized websites without major results. Read more “Andrey Kozachuk, Senior Developer, CDM”

Andrey Kozachuk

CDM

Our Services

We have many services that will make your move to Denmark so much easier. You will find detailed information on our Pricing and Services page and in our Webshop.