Buying in Denmark? The agent works for the seller.
Every property here comes with an estate agent whose job is to get the seller the highest possible price. A buyer's agent is the other side of that table — ours works only for you, on the price, the loan and the contract.
In Denmark, nobody is on the buyer's side by default.
The estate agent is paid by the seller and is legally the seller's representative — a point that surprises most people arriving from markets where agents work for both parties. Everything after that follows from it: the asking price, the condition report, the purchase agreement and its deadlines are all drafted by, or for, the other side.
- We negotiate the price — directly with the seller's agent.
- We negotiate the financing — with the banks, on your terms.
- We read every document — before you are bound by any of it.
- We hold the deadlines — the survey clause, the cooling-off period.
Take the whole thing, or only the part you need.
Buyer agency is not one product. These are the three pieces, each with its own page and its own price.
Housing advice
Review and price negotiation on your specific dream home.
from 2,500 kr. + 10%
Learn moreFinancial advice
We set your buying frame before you go to the bank — and negotiate the terms when you do.
from 12,495 kr.
Learn moreLegal advice
Purchase agreement, deed and registration — handled by legal advisors.
from 7,495 kr.
Learn moreThe full package
Your entire purchase in one place — negotiation, financing and legal. We handle all of it, so you can concentrate on the home.
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See what it costsAbout buying with an agent of your own.
Have someone read the contract before you sign it.
A first conversation is free and commits you to nothing — in English, at whatever stage you are at.