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Copenhagen offices set for solid, but unspectacular, rental growth

We expect Denmark’s economic recovery to strengthen further, with employment growth in particular solidifying. This will drive a further pick-up in demand for offices and, although much of the new demand is for out-of-town space, prime rents will be competed upwards by firms wishing to locate centrally. We see rents rising by 2% y/y in both 2016 and 2017.

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