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.
The market right now
In short
5,817 active rentals in Denmark
As of 16 September 2026, BoligButler has registered 5,817 active rentals in Denmark. In the last 30 days, 3,178 new homes were registered, while 929 are no longer active.
The median rent is DKK 8,935 per month, calculated from 5,809 active listings with a usable rent.

Monthly rent
Based on 5,809 active homes
DKK 6,411 - DKK 12,500
DKK 6,411
Low
DKK 8,935
Median
DKK 12,500
High
5,817
Active rentals
3,178
New in the last 30 days
DKK 8,935
Typical monthly rent
106 kr.
Monthly rent per m²
Change in supply
Latest 54 daily measurements
+4,298 homes
See the historical measurements
| Date | Active | New in 30 days | No longer active | Median rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 July 2026 | 4,600 | 4,600 | 4 | DKK 10,300 |
| 31 August 2026 | 5,755 | 3,531 | 367 | DKK 8,758 |
| 16 September 2026 | 5,817 | 3,178 | 929 | DKK 8,935 |
Compare the largest city areas
The short report shows the largest markets. Open a city page for local figures, or download the full dataset below.
København
578 active homes
Aarhus
175 active homes
Odense
487 active homes
Aalborg
529 active homes
Esbjerg
100 active homes
Randers
145 active homes
Vejle
77 active homes
Horsens
48 active homes
Roskilde
23 active homes
Kolding
159 active homes
Archive
Monthly reports
Permanent monthly pages make it possible to follow the trend and cite a specific measurement date.
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 A home only counts as removed when our checks have confirmed that it is no longer active.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.