The latest economic data from Denmark suggest that industrial occupier conditions in Copenhagen are on the mend. And with rental values more than 10% below a linear trend, and yields more than 10% above a long-run average, there is plenty of scope over the next five years for industrial capital value growth in Copenhagen to outperform its Nordic peers, as well as the other sectors.
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