Denmark House Price Index
Denmark's House Price Index hit a record high of 151 points in Q2 2025. This marks a 1.3% increase from 149 points in Q1 2025. Falling mortgage interest rates, averaging 3.84% in April 2025 and strong buyer demand are supporting this rise. Rising household incomes and a strong labor market contribute to buyer demand. A limited housing supply, due to a struggling construction sector, further bolsters property values. Owner-occupied apartments experienced the largest growth, increasing by 11.7% by May 2025. Denmark's record low House Price Index was 75.49 points in Q1 2005 and record high was 151 points in Q2 2025.
Quarterly Historical Data (2005-2025)
(in points)Denmark House Price Index : Definition
The Denmark house price index tracks changes in residential property prices across Denmark. Eurostat calculates it using actual transaction prices, comparing current values to a base year to show relative price movements in the Danish housing market.