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New homes in Langeland

35.7% fewer homes were licensed for construction in the last 12 months than in an average year of the past decade.

Licensed, 12 months
12
Per 1,000 residents
1.0

Homes licensed for construction in Langeland

Dwellings granted a building permit over the previous 12 months, at each quarter.

  • Langeland
  • Ten-year average
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PeriodLangeland
Jun 202512
Mar 202512
Dec 202412
Sep 20249
Jun 202413
Mar 202412
Dec 202316
Sep 202318
Jun 202332
Mar 202336
Dec 202236
Sep 202236
Jun 202218
Mar 202216
Dec 202117
Sep 202115
Jun 202113
Mar 202111
Dec 20207
Sep 20207
Jun 202012
Mar 202035
Dec 201946
Sep 201944
Jun 201942
Mar 201916
Dec 20186
Sep 201824
Jun 201831
Mar 201832
Dec 201730
Sep 201713
Jun 20175
Mar 20175
Dec 20166
Sep 20168
Jun 201610
Mar 201610
Dec 201511
Sep 201513
Jun 201518
Mar 201517
Dec 201416
Sep 201419
Jun 201410
Mar 201412
Dec 201315
Sep 20139
Jun 201315
Mar 201315
Dec 201213
Sep 201228
Jun 201224
Mar 201230
Dec 201129
Sep 201120
Jun 201137
Mar 201132
Dec 201031
Sep 201024
Jun 201018
Mar 201016
Dec 200930
Sep 200933
Jun 200925
Mar 200932
Dec 200823
Sep 200826
Jun 200844
Mar 200842
Dec 200753
Sep 200783
Jun 200773
Mar 200791
Dec 200696

Homes finished and licensed each year in Langeland

Homes completed (columns) against homes granted a permit (line), each year since 2006. Statistics Denmark.

  • Homes finished
  • Homes licensed
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YearHomes finishedHomes licensed
202511—
20242812
20231216
20221636
20212617
2020177
20193446
201866
2017430
2016166
20151211
2014816
20133015
20121713
20113829
20105131
20093130
20088923
20074653
20062496
Homes finished per 1,000 residents, 2025
0.9

A licence is permission to build, not a finished home: most are completed one to three years later, and some never are. Statistics Denmark counts permits from the building register by quarter, and permits are registered late: the latest four quarters are left out below the national level, and Denmark's own figures are adjusted for the delay.

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Asking prices have an 80% chance of landing between DKK 9,753/m² and DKK 12,131/m² by September 2027.

Expected, September 2027
DKK 10,942/m²
Chance of a rise
97%

At the average sale price of houses, a 90 m² home costs DKK 615,420. With 10% down and a 30-year mortgage, the payment is DKK 2,638 a month. Denmark sets no cap on the payment; lenders treat debt above four times gross income as high.

Payment, two incomes
6%
Payment, one income
13%

Houses sold in Q2 2026 had first been offered at 11.7% more than they fetched. A year ago the gap was +14.9%.

Gap today
+11.7%
Change in a year
−3.2 pp

Asking prices have fallen by 3% or more 3 times since 2004. The deepest began in March 2008.

Deepest fall
−42.3%
Recovery from the low
Not yet

In 2025 the population fell by 130 while 11 homes were finished.

Homes finished, 2025
11
Population change, 2025
−130

28.2% of the 9,076 homes registered on 1 January 2026 had nobody living in them.

Empty, 2026
28.2%
Empty homes
2,559

In 2025, 18% of the homes added came from existing buildings rather than new ones.

Homes from existing buildings, 2025
18%