Renting out in your district
Renting out in Frederiksberg and Copenhagen’s districts
We rent out homes all over Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, both to long-term tenants and to guests via Airbnb. Choose your district to see the rules that apply, the homes in figures and how we work there.
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Each page brings together the rules for your address, the homes in figures and what you need to know before you rent out.
Its own municipality
Frederiksberg
Frederiksberg Municipality monitors the residence requirement (bopælspligt) itself, and one in four homes is owned by a co-operative housing association (andelsboligforening).
Rent out an apartment in FrederiksbergCopenhagen Ø
Østerbro
A third are co-op apartments, just under a third are private rental homes and just under one in four is owner-occupied. The figures include Nordhavn.
Rent out an apartment in ØsterbroCopenhagen V
Vesterbro
The highest share of co-op apartments in Copenhagen, and six in ten homes were first used before 1920. This is where our own office is.
Rent out an apartment in VesterbroCopenhagen N
Nørrebro
More co-op apartments than any other district, and half of the homes have one or two rooms.
Rent out an apartment in NørrebroCopenhagen S
Amager
Amager Vest is the district with the most homes, and almost half of them were first used in 2000 or later.
Rent out an apartment in AmagerThe rest of the city
All of Copenhagen
We also rent out homes in Indre By, Christianshavn, Valby, Sydhavn, Nordvest and Brønshøj. Nordhavn is covered on the page about Østerbro and Islands Brygge on the page about Amager.
See what your home can earnThe homes in figures
The form of ownership says a lot about what you need to sort out before you rent out. In a co-op apartment, the association’s articles decide whether and how you may sublet.
| Area | Homes | Co-op homes | Before 1920 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frederiksberg | 57,576 | 25.7% | 40.7% |
| Østerbro including Nordhavn | 44,612 | 33.7% | 41.9% |
| Vesterbro | 24,599 | 47.0% | 59.5% |
| Nørrebro | 42,367 | 39.6% | 42.0% |
| Amager Øst | 34,062 | 30.4% | 18.4% |
| Amager Vest | 46,243 | 19.8% | 14.8% |
| City of Copenhagen, total | 348,687 | 27.7% | 26.2% |
Frederiksberg: homes as of 1 January 2026; co-op homes are homes owned by private co-operative housing associations, and the year is the year the building was constructed. Copenhagen: 2026; the year is the year the home was first used. Vesterbro is the local committee area without Kongens Enghave and Sydhavn.
Sources
- Statistics Denmark, table BOL101: dwellings as of 1 January 2026 by ownership, use and year of construction, retrieved 23 September 2026 (in Danish)
- City of Copenhagen Statistics Bank, table KKBOL1: dwellings by district, ownership, year first used, use and number of rooms, 2026, retrieved 23 September 2026 (in Danish)
The same law, two municipalities
The rules for Airbnb are the same across the country. You may rent out your own permanent home to holiday guests for up to 70 days a year through platforms that report to the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen), and for 30 days without them. Neither the City of Copenhagen nor Frederiksberg Municipality has raised the limit to 100 days.
The residence requirement, on the other hand, is administered by each municipality. If the home is in Frederiksberg, you contact Frederiksberg Municipality when the home is going to stand empty or you want to apply for an exemption. Otherwise it is the City of Copenhagen. A few addresses with the postcode 2000 Frederiksberg are in the City of Copenhagen, so check the municipality and not just the postcode.
Want to know how we rent out homes? Read about long-term rental and Airbnb management, or see what your home can earn.
Sources
- Danish Agency for Planning and Rural Affairs: Your own permanent home for holiday guests (30, 70 and 100 days) (in Danish)
- Danish Agency for Planning and Rural Affairs: Municipalities that have raised the limit to up to 100 days, updated 10 December 2024. Neither Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, Tårnby nor Dragør is on the list (in Danish)
- Act on the letting of real property for holiday and leisure purposes etc. and camping etc., Consolidated Act no. 400 of 12 April 2024, §§ 5 and 6 (in Danish)
- The Housing Conditions Act (lov om boligforhold), Act no. 342 of 22 March 2022 as amended, chapter 1 (§§ 4, 5 and 7) (in Danish)
- Frederiksberg Municipality: Report an empty home (residence requirement, six weeks and exemption), read 23 September 2026 (in Danish)
- City of Copenhagen: Rules on the residence requirement (bopælspligt) in Copenhagen, read 23 September 2026 (in Danish)
- Danish Address Web API (Dataforsyningen): addresses with postcode 2000 in the City of Copenhagen, lookup 23 September 2026
Frequently asked questions about renting out in the districts
Answers to what landlords ask us most.
Have another question?Call +45 50 52 15 37 or book a meeting.
Which areas of Copenhagen do you rent out in?
All of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg. We have our own pages about Frederiksberg, Østerbro, Vesterbro, Nørrebro and Amager, and we also rent out homes in Indre By, Christianshavn, Valby, Sydhavn, Nordvest and Brønshøj. Use the rental income calculator and get a personal estimate within 24 hours.
Open the rental income calculatorAre the Airbnb rules the same in Frederiksberg and Copenhagen?
Yes. The limit is 70 days a year for your own permanent home when all rentals go through platforms that report to the Danish Tax Agency, and 30 days without them. Neither Frederiksberg nor the City of Copenhagen has raised the limit to 100 days. The difference is that each municipality administers the residence requirement itself.
Read about the Airbnb rules in FrederiksbergHow do I know whether my home belongs to Frederiksberg or Copenhagen?
Look at the municipality of the address, not just the postcode. The postcodes do not follow the municipal boundary exactly: a few addresses with 2000 Frederiksberg are in the City of Copenhagen, and a few with 2200 København N are in Frederiksberg Municipality. The municipality decides where you turn about the residence requirement.
Can you also rent out co-op apartments?
Yes, when the association allows it. We rent out both owner-occupied homes and co-op apartments. In a co-op apartment, the association’s articles decide whether and how you may sublet, and they can be stricter than the law. In the districts on this page, between one in five and almost one in two homes is a co-op apartment.
See the homes in figuresWhat does it cost to have your home rented out?
Long-term rental costs 8.5% of the monthly rent including VAT, and Airbnb management costs 17% of the rental income. You pay separately for cleaning, linen, consumables and maintenance at cost or at agreed rates. There are no hidden fees, and the price is the same in every district.
