Copenhagen’s “comparatively low” real estate prices should continue to rise as the city’s population grows, Norwegian investor Ivar Tollefsen, who owns properties in the Danish capital worth US$1.55 billion.
Tollefsen, whose wider Scandinavian property portfolio is valued at US$7.4 billion, has been snapping up houses and flats in Copenhagen since 2014. He said higher yields from residential rentals than in neighbouring countries was drawing strong interest from…
Source : South China Morning Post
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