BoligButler market data

The rental market in Denmark

Follow supply, rents and new listings with data from the ads our AI Butler finds and checks every day.

6,225 active rentalsUpdated 31 October 2026

The market right now

In short

6,225 active rentals in Denmark

As of 31 October 2026, BoligButler has registered 6,225 active rentals in Denmark. In the last 30 days, 2,077 new homes were registered, while 1,530 are no longer active.

The median rent is DKK 9,350 per month, calculated from 6,225 active listings with a usable rent.

Monthly rent

Based on 6,225 active homes

DKK 6,520 - DKK 13,100

DKK 6,520

Low

DKK 9,350

Median

DKK 13,100

High

6,225

Active rentals

2,077

New in the last 30 days

DKK 9,350

Typical monthly rent

114 kr.

Monthly rent per m²

Change in supply

Latest 81 daily measurements

+4,706 homes

19 Jul31 Oct
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Historical measurements of the rental market
DateActiveNew in 30 daysNo longer activeMedian rent
27 July 20264,6004,6004DKK 10,300
31 August 20265,7553,531367DKK 8,758
30 September 20266,4643,2302,255DKK 9,200
31 October 20266,2252,0771,530DKK 9,350
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Method

How we calculate the figures

A home counts as new on the day the AI Butler finds it for the first time. Later checks do not change this date.

Active homes are listings that still exist at the source. A home only counts as removed when our checks have confirmed that it is no longer active.

The median is the middle stated rent. Price ranges are only shown when at least 10 active homes have a usable rent, so small samples are not presented as a reliable market level.

City areas such as Copenhagen and Aarhus group relevant postal towns and districts. Each listing counts only once within the same view.

The data describes BoligButler’s current listing supply and is not a complete register of all signed leases in Denmark. Source coverage and the number of active listings can change as ads are added, updated or removed.