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New homes in Morsø

73.6% fewer homes were licensed for construction in the last 12 months than in an average year of the past decade.

Licensed, 12 months
13
Per 1,000 residents
0.7

Homes licensed for construction in Morsø

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

  • Morsø
  • Ten-year average
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PeriodMorsø
Jun 202513
Mar 202514
Dec 202414
Sep 202419
Jun 202452
Mar 202451
Dec 202359
Sep 202355
Jun 202322
Mar 202338
Dec 202288
Sep 202296
Jun 202296
Mar 202288
Dec 202147
Sep 202147
Jun 202155
Mar 202158
Dec 202050
Sep 202046
Jun 202039
Mar 202078
Dec 201978
Sep 201979
Jun 201982
Mar 201934
Dec 201827
Sep 201834
Jun 201835
Mar 201843
Dec 201747
Sep 201762
Jun 201763
Mar 201753
Dec 201655
Sep 201630
Jun 201625
Mar 201632
Dec 201534
Sep 201535
Jun 201530
Mar 201523
Dec 201415
Sep 201414
Jun 201418
Mar 201419
Dec 201321
Sep 201322
Jun 201320
Mar 201316
Dec 201218
Sep 201216
Jun 201213
Mar 201218
Dec 201114
Sep 201116
Jun 201118
Mar 201115
Dec 201016
Sep 201018
Jun 201018
Mar 201022
Dec 200926
Sep 200922
Jun 200926
Mar 200924
Dec 200819
Sep 200831
Jun 200836
Mar 200857
Dec 2007113
Sep 2007120
Jun 2007171
Mar 2007205
Dec 2006161

Homes finished and licensed each year in Morsø

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
202516—
20244614
20239359
20225588
20218447
20203450
20192678
20186327
20173047
20162455
20153134
20142415
20131721
20121418
20112114
20102416
20093226
200817919
200799113
200661161
Homes finished per 1,000 residents, 2025
0.8

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 6,504/m² and DKK 8,029/m² by September 2027.

Expected, September 2027
DKK 7,266/m²
Chance of a rise
39%

At the average sale price of houses, a 90 m² home costs DKK 565,200. With 10% down and a 30-year mortgage, the payment is DKK 2,423 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
11%

Houses sold in Q2 2026 had first been offered at 13.1% more than they fetched. A year ago the gap was +17.4%.

Gap today
+13.1%
Change in a year
−4.3 pp

Asking prices have fallen by 3% or more 5 times since 2004. The deepest began in March 2010.

Deepest fall
−23.0%
Recovery from the low
Not yet

In 2025 the population fell by 167 while 16 homes were finished.

Homes finished, 2025
16
Population change, 2025
−167

12.7% of the 11,166 homes registered on 1 January 2026 had nobody living in them.

Empty, 2026
12.7%
Empty homes
1,415

In 2025, 6% of the homes added came from existing buildings rather than new ones.

Homes from existing buildings, 2025
6%