Samsø’s house prices have risen the most in Central Jutland
House prices in Central Jutland: brand-new data from Finans Danmark shows huge differences in price developments for detached and terraced houses in the Central Jutland region. If you are about to buy or sell a home, or are simply curious how prices in your municipality have developed from 2018 to 2019, read on below.
Overall, according to new figures from Finans Danmark, prices of detached and terraced houses in the Central Jutland region rose by 1% from the first quarter of 2018 to the same period in 2019. This means Central Jutland is below the national average of 1,24%.
But looking at the various towns and postcodes in the Central Jutland region, there are big differences between areas and postcodes. Where they are greatest, the differences are up to 40 percentage points. These are among the largest in the whole country.
Brikk’s director, Sebastian Beres, explains:
“Naturally, if you are thinking of selling, it makes sense to sell after a big price rise, while for buyers it makes good sense to buy after a bigger fall, as for example in Syddjurs or Skive. Looking at the level in Skive, it is actually 1% lower than before the financial crisis and Syddjurs is 18% lower than before the financial crisis, whereas prices in many other areas and postcodes in the Central Jutland region are far higher than before 2009. This is a good indication that, after falls of 18% and 1% respectively and with a level below that of 2009, prices will rise again.”
Samsø tops the list, followed by Hedensted and Ikast-Brande
Samsø is the area and postcode with the biggest rise in prices of detached and terraced houses from 2018 to 2019. On Samsø prices have risen by a full 22%, which is also among the biggest rises nationwide.
Samsø is followed by Hedensted, where prices rose by 16% in the first quarter of 2019 compared with the same quarter last year.
Ikast-Brande takes third place with an average price rise of 10% from 2018 to 2019.
Big price falls in Skive, Norddjurs and Syddjurs
Skive is the town that has seen the biggest fall in prices of detached and terraced houses in the Central Jutland region from 2018 to 2019. Here prices have fallen by a full 18%.
Syddjurs has seen the second-biggest price fall, at 12%, closely followed by Norddjurs, where prices have fallen by a full 9%.
See the full list for Central Jutland below.
See the analysis of flats across the country here and see where the survey has been used, including on TV2’s website here
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