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New housing price figures come shortly after the central bank has warned of signs of a housing bubble.

House prices are rising outside Copenhagen too

House prices in the capital are rising sharply, and the rest of the country is keeping pace. Here, a residential neighborhood in Mørkhøj. Foto: Jens Dresling
House prices in the capital are rising sharply, and the rest of the country is keeping pace. Here, a residential neighborhood in Mørkhøj. Foto: Jens Dresling
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For a long time, attention has been focused on owner-occupied apartments in Copenhagen, where prices have skyrocketed. Now, though, it looks like houses are following suit across the country.

House prices rose 1.4 percent in May. That is a notable increase on its own, but even more striking is that it comes after prices also climbed 1.7 percent in April and 1.4 percent in March, according to new figures from Boligsiden. Oversættelsesdisclaimer

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