Copenhagen NV and Brønshøj
Rent out your apartment in Nordvest and Brønshøj
We rent out apartments and houses in Nordvest and Brønshøj to long-term tenants and to guests through Airbnb. You keep ownership, we handle the day-to-day running, and you follow every krone every month.
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- 8.5% of the rent for long-term
- 17% on Airbnb
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Nordvest and Brønshøj in figures
Nordvest is not one of the City of Copenhagen’s ten official districts, but an area that mainly belongs to the district of Bispebjerg. Brønshøj is part of the district of Brønshøj-Husum. The figures here cover the two areas specifically, not the larger districts.
Nordvest
- homes
- 18,514
- private rental homes
- 34.2%
- co-operative homes (andelsboliger)
- 32.0%
- have one or two rooms
- 62.0%
Brønshøj
- homes
- 4,753
- owner homes that are not rented out
- 53.1%
- private rental homes
- 28.0%
- have one or two rooms
- 35.9%
Nordvest is the district "Bispebjerg - Nordvest" and Brønshøj the district "Brønshøj-Husum - Brønshøj" in the City of Copenhagen’s own breakdown. Owner homes are privately owned homes the owner uses or that stand empty. Freehold apartments that are rented out count as private rental homes.
Price per square metre: two different areas
A freehold apartment (ejerlejlighed) in Nordvest (postcode 2400) cost 68,014 kr. per square metre in Q2 2026. In Brønshøj (postcode 2700), the price was 55,851 kr. for a freehold apartment and 56,876 kr. for a detached or terraced house.
By comparison, the whole district of Brønshøj-Husum, which besides Brønshøj also covers Husum, Tingbjerg and Bellahøj, had the lowest freehold apartment price of all ten districts in Q2 2025: 41,600 kr. per square metre, close to half the 2026 price in postcode 2700 alone. Prices in the district have risen by almost 150 percent since 2010, on a par with Vanløse and Amager.
The residence requirement and Airbnb in Nordvest and Brønshøj
The same rules as in the rest of the City of Copenhagen. Here is what matters most before you rent out.
Does my home have a residence requirement?
Homes in Copenhagen that have been used as permanent homes within the last five years have a residence requirement (bopælspligt). If a home stands empty for more than six weeks after the last occupant moved out, the City of Copenhagen must be told. Valid reasons for it standing empty include a sale, renovation and a new tenant who moves in later.
May I rent it out on Airbnb?
Yes, if it is your own permanent home. The limit is 70 days a year when the rental goes through platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com that report to the Danish Tax Agency, and 30 days without. The City of Copenhagen has not raised the limit to 100 days. If you own a co-operative home, the association’s articles must also allow it.
Do the rules apply the same way in Nordvest and Brønshøj?
Yes. The residence requirement and the 70-day rule are administered by the City of Copenhagen across the whole municipality, whether the home is in Nordvest, Brønshøj or elsewhere in the city. No special rules have been found for either area.
What if I have a co-operative home?
Almost one in three homes in Nordvest is a co-operative home (andelsbolig). It is the association’s articles that decide whether and how you may sublet or rent to holiday guests, and they can be stricter than the law. Read what applies if you need to rent out temporarily.
General information, not legal advice. Always check the association’s articles and the municipality’s rules before you decide.
Sources
- City of Copenhagen: Rules on the residence requirement (bopælspligt) in Copenhagen, read 23 September 2026 (in Danish)
- City of Copenhagen, Technical and Environmental Administration: Reply on the monitoring of short-term rental, Airbnb etc., 3 March 2025 (in Danish)
- Danish Agency for Planning and Rural Development: 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 letting real property for holiday and leisure purposes and camping, Consolidated Act no. 400 of 12 April 2024, §§ 5 and 6 (in Danish)
Long-term or Airbnb in Nordvest and Brønshøj?
What decides it is whether you live in the home yourself. We are happy to run the numbers on both.
8.5% of the rent incl. VAT
You do not live there yourself
Then a long-term tenant is the way to go. We screen the tenant with income verification and references, draw up the lease under the Rent Act and handle the deposit, rent collection and inspections.
Read about long-term rental17% of rental income
You live there yourself
Then you can rent to holiday guests for up to 70 days a year, for example when you travel. We handle the listing, pricing, guests, keys and cleaning, and you can always block dates for yourself.
Read about Airbnb managementWear and finances
Which pays more?
Short-term rental can often bring in a higher gross income, but the result depends on location, season and standard. Read about wear and tear with the two types, and whether it makes financial sense to rent out.
Rental income calculator
What could your home in Nordvest or Brønshøj bring in?
The rental income calculator covers both apartments and houses. Answer five short questions and you get a personal estimate within 24 hours.
- Free and without obligation
- Personal estimate within 24 hours
- Fixed price: 8.5% long-term, 17% short-term
Frequently asked questions about renting out in Nordvest and Brønshøj
Answers to what landlords ask us most.
Have another question?Call +45 50 52 15 37 or book a meeting.
What does it cost to have a home in Nordvest or Brønshøj rented out?
You pay 8.5% of the monthly rent including VAT for long-term rental and 17% of rental income for Airbnb management. Cleaning, linen, supplies and maintenance are billed separately at cost or agreed rates. There are no hidden fees.
Are Nordvest and Brønshøj official districts?
Brønshøj is part of the official district of Brønshøj-Husum. Nordvest is not one of the City of Copenhagen’s ten official districts, but a commonly used name for an area that mainly belongs to the district of Bispebjerg. The figures on this page are retrieved for these two areas specifically, not the larger districts.
See the City of Copenhagen Statistics Bank (in Danish)What is the price difference between Nordvest and Brønshøj?
A freehold apartment in Nordvest (2400) cost 68,014 kr. per square metre in Q2 2026, against 55,851 kr. in Brønshøj (2700). The whole district of Brønshøj-Husum, on the other hand, has the lowest freehold apartment price of all ten districts once you look beyond postcode 2700 itself.
Open the rental income calculatorHow many days may I rent out on Airbnb?
Up to 70 days a year if it is your own permanent home and the rental goes through platforms that report the rental income to the Danish Tax Agency, such as Airbnb and Booking.com. Otherwise the limit is 30 days. Days are counted per calendar year and per home, across platforms.
Read about Airbnb managementDo you also rent out houses and terraced houses, not just apartments?
Yes. Brønshøj has a larger share of detached and terraced houses than the dense inner districts, and we rent out apartments, terraced houses and houses alike, both long-term and through Airbnb. The rental income calculator covers every type of home.
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