Danske Bank: Danish homeowners’ housing equity rises DKK 110 billion in quarter, hits record

PUBT · 1d ago
Danske Bank: Danish homeowners’ housing equity rises DKK 110 billion in quarter, hits record
  • Danske Bank analysis showed Danish homeowners’ equity rose DKK 110 billion in the latest quarter, up DKK 390 billion year-on-year.
  • Average home equity increased about DKK 210,000 per property over the year, driven by rising house prices.
  • Nationwide house prices climbed 9.1% year-on-year; prices are up 22% since the post-2022–2023 rate-hike trough.
  • Total housing debt rose 3.5% over the year, indicating limited borrowing against higher equity.
  • Average equity exceeded DKK 2 million for owner-occupied apartments, topped DKK 1.5 million for detached houses, reached about DKK 1.75 million for summer homes.


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