Interactive Tool
Denmark Housing Zone & Cost Finder
Pick a city and flat size to see the rent BoligPortal has published for it, with transport costs and an estimated monthly budget. Each rent figure is shown with its source and date; Copenhagen transport passes use Din Offentlige Transport's 2026 fares. Every other figure is a rough estimate, so check current listings and prices before you budget.
Step 1 — Choose a city
Step 2 — Choose an area
Sets the transport pass. The rent figures aren't split by these areas; BoligPortal's own split of Copenhagen is shown with the rent.
Step 3 — Flat size
Rooms (værelser), as BoligPortal counts them, not bedrooms. Only sizes with a published BoligPortal figure for Copenhagen are listed.
Household size
Sets the groceries line.
Copenhagen · Near Centre
1500–1799, 2100, 2200 (Vesterbro, Østerbro, Nørrebro)
Est. monthly total
DKK 18.779–22.129
Vibrant neighbourhoods. Great cafés, restaurants, and bike infrastructure.
Rent, 2-room flat
Reported average for København, per month
DKK 13.800
BoligPortal figures reported by Ritzau/Kristeligt Dagblad, 28 July 2026
BoligPortal's own split of Copenhagen, flats of 40–60 m², reported averages per month (BoligPortal press release, published 28 July 2025):
- København KDKK 11.000
- Areas 3–4 km outside Indre By, such as Nørrebro, Østerbro and TeglholmenDKK 9.300
- Areas about 5 km outside Indre By, such as Amager, Vanløse, Tårnby, Hvidovre and EmdrupDKK 8.505
Monthly transport pass
2 zones to the centre · + DKK 70 per 30 days if you ride the Metro
DKK 530
Utilities
Heating, water, electricity · rough estimate
DKK 800–1.400
Internet (100 Mbps)
YouSee / Stofa / Hiper · rough estimate
DKK 249–399
Groceries (1 person)
Netto / Rema 1000 / Fakta · rough estimate
DKK 2.200–3.500
Eating out (2×/week)
Per person, mid-range · rough estimate
DKK 1.200–2.500
Estimated monthly total
BoligPortal rent + transport pass + rough estimates
DKK 18.779–22.129
Rent is BoligPortal's figure for the whole city or municipality named beside it, at that size; it is not a quote for any flat. “Reported average” means the source calls the figure an average. BoligPortal's Aalborg data file lists the 2- and 3-room rents that its July 2025 Aalborg release called averages as medians; the other sources don't say how their averages were calculated. Figures from 2025 are over a year old. The total adds that rent to the transport pass (DOT 2026 fares in Copenhagen) and to rough estimates for everything else: transport outside Copenhagen, utilities, internet, groceries and eating out are not survey data. Not a guarantee of actual costs.
Full cost of living guide 2026
Detailed breakdown for Copenhagen and beyond
Renting in Copenhagen guide
How to find a flat, sign a contract, and move in
Frequently asked questions
Sources: DOT Takstblad 2026 · DSB: Metro supplement · DOT: Pendlerkort