AC Horsens take a surprise gold, FCK lose to Brøndby, and AaB, Hobro and Sønderjyske are in the relegation zone.
The 2018/19 Superliga season has just come to an end, and FCK took the title. To mark the end of the Superliga season, we looked at what this year’s Superliga table would look like if it were based on the change in property prices in each Superliga club’s municipality.
This covers the period from the start of the season to its end. The results of this Property Superliga show that AC Horsens comfortably take the gold, that FCK would finish only 7th, that silver medallists FC Central Jutland would end up 9th, and that Sønderjyske, Hobro and AaB would occupy the bottom places, leaving them in a less favourable position in the relegation battle.
This year’s clear Property Superliga champions are AC Horsens, with a 13,8% rise in property prices over the season. That is more than double the rise for OB, who, after a strong season, finish second with a rise of 6,7% – 3 places higher than in the Superliga.
Brikk’s founder and CEO, Sebastian Beres, explains:
“Who says the Superliga is predictable? Not many people had expected AC Horsens to be champions. It will be exciting to see whether they can keep up their strong form next Property Superliga season too, and whether property prices can keep rising at the same pace.
“In 71 out of 98 municipalities, prices are still lower than before the financial crisis. Despite smaller rises in property prices in general over that period, in some of these municipalities we can expect to see 2-digit rises in some of the years ahead – as in Horsens last Property Superliga season.”
Although FCK took the gold on the pitch, Copenhagen property prices rose by only 2,6%, from 4.097.296 kr. to 4.207.056 kr. on average, over the 2018/2019 Superliga season. That gives them a lacklustre 7th place in the Property Superliga, behind, among others, their arch-rivals Brøndby, who take bronze in 3rd place with a 5.6% rise in property prices, moving up 1 place from where they finished in the Superliga.
At the bottom of the Property Superliga we find Hobro, who are just one place lower than in the Superliga. Hobro have seen a negative price trend of -7,8%, going from an average sale price of 882.672 kr. to an average sale price of 818.832 kr. In second-to-last place we find AaB. Despite their mid-table position in the real Superliga table, they end up at the wrong end of the Superliga property table because of a negative price trend of – 2,6%, from 1.618.960 kr. to 1.578.192 kr.
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