Blomsterhaven in Tilst, Aarhus, which was recently acquired by Round Hill Capital and Anders Holm.

Blomsterhaven in Tilst, Aarhus, which was recently acquired by Round Hill Capital and Anders Holm.

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The Trend Grows Stronger: Why Danish Secondary Cities Are in Such High Demand

Denmark Denmark — Plus article The trend of Danish cities outside being a hot commodity continues as Round Hill Capital acquires a residential from Pareto Securities. Anders Holm, Partner at Colliers, tells Nordic Property News about the appeal of the secondary cities in Denmark, which cities are in demand, what segments investors are looking at and how he believes this trend will develop in 2023.
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