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Serviced offices in Denmark

Denmark’s serviced office market is dominated by Copenhagen, where supply clusters in the CBD around Rådhuspladsen, Nordhavn and Østerbro. Hellerup adds a premium north-metro financial submarket around Tuborg Havn, Lyngby anchors technology demand and Odense leads the national robotics cluster. Pricing runs at the premium end of the Nordic range in the capital, with regional centres materially more accessible. Flexify lists serviced offices across Copenhagen and the wider country with all-inclusive monthly terms.
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Serviced offices in Denmark

A selection of the best serviced offices in Denmark
  • From 2,390Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Regus (IWG) Lyngbyvej 20 Copenhagen

Lyngbyvej 20, Copenhagen

Regus, Business Centre Nord, 2100 København, Denmark
  • From 1,850Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Office space in Denmark Regus (IWG) Oerestads Boulevard 73 Copenhagen

Oerestads Boulevard 73, Copenhagen

Regus - Copenhagen, Winghouse, Business Centre Winghouse, Ørestads Boulevard, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • From 3,850Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Spaces (IWG) Ny Carlsberg Vej 80 Copenhagen

Ny Carlsberg Vej 80, Copenhagen

Spaces - Copenhagen, Spaces Ny Carlsberg Vej, Ny Carlsberg Vej, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • From 2,490Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Office space and serviced offices in Copenhagen Regus (IWG) Christians Brygge 28 Copenhagen

Christians Brygge 28, Copenhagen

Regus - Copenhagen, Ny Christiansborg, Christians Brygge 28, 1559 København, Denmark
  • From 2,250Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Fuglevangsvej 11-13, Copenhagen

Fuglevangsvej 11-13, Copenhagen

Regus - Copenhagen, Fuglevangsvej, Fuglevangsvej, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • From 2,790Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Regus (IWG) Pilestraede 60 Copenhagen

Pilestraede 60, Copenhagen

Regus, Pilestræde 60, 1112 København, Denmark
Featured

Serviced offices in Denmark

A selection of the best serviced offices in Denmark
  • From 2,390Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Regus (IWG) Lyngbyvej 20 Copenhagen

Lyngbyvej 20, Copenhagen

Regus, Business Centre Nord, 2100 København, Denmark
  • From 1,850Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Office space in Denmark Regus (IWG) Oerestads Boulevard 73 Copenhagen

Oerestads Boulevard 73, Copenhagen

Regus - Copenhagen, Winghouse, Business Centre Winghouse, Ørestads Boulevard, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • From 3,850Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Spaces (IWG) Ny Carlsberg Vej 80 Copenhagen

Ny Carlsberg Vej 80, Copenhagen

Spaces - Copenhagen, Spaces Ny Carlsberg Vej, Ny Carlsberg Vej, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • From 2,490Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Office space and serviced offices in Copenhagen Regus (IWG) Christians Brygge 28 Copenhagen

Christians Brygge 28, Copenhagen

Regus - Copenhagen, Ny Christiansborg, Christians Brygge 28, 1559 København, Denmark
  • From 2,250Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Fuglevangsvej 11-13, Copenhagen

Fuglevangsvej 11-13, Copenhagen

Regus - Copenhagen, Fuglevangsvej, Fuglevangsvej, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • From 2,790Kr/Per Desk/ Month
Regus (IWG) Pilestraede 60 Copenhagen

Pilestraede 60, Copenhagen

Regus, Pilestræde 60, 1112 København, Denmark

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market overview

Serviced offices across the country, from Copenhagen to the regions

Serviced offices in Denmark are a deep, mature product with Copenhagen at the centre. The capital is by far the country’s largest office market, with supply and demand largely around the CBD around Rådhuspladsen, in Nordhavn and across Østerbro, driven by shipping, pharmaceutical and financial services headquarters. Premium Nordic pricing reflects the calibre of the occupier base and the strength of central demand.

The capital region extends the market north and west. Hellerup concentrates financial services, pharma and consulting occupiers around Tuborg Havn and Strandvejen at premium pricing, Lyngby anchors a technology cluster around the DTU campus, and Hillerød serves the pharmaceutical supply chain of north Zealand. Beyond the metro, Odense holds the robotics cluster around Cortex Park and its CBD, Horsens serves Jutland from its business park, and Ballerup covers the northern corridor.

The occupier list mirrors Denmark’s corporate strengths: pharmaceutical firms, renewable energy companies, shipping occupiers, financial services, technology businesses and manufacturers, alongside multinationals entering the Nordics. Suites are fully fitted, with rent, utilities, cleaning and reception bundled into one fee. Contracts start from one month, with rolling monthly or 12-month agreements standard, against a conventional Danish lease that typically runs three to five years with tenant responsibility for service charges and maintenance.

Key Industries

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Pharmaceuticals

Renewable Energy

Shipping

Financial Services

Technology

Manufacturing

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Common questions

A serviced office in Denmark typically costs between DKK 4,000 and DKK 9,000 per desk per month, fully inclusive of rent, utilities, cleaning and reception. Copenhagen commands the top of the range, with Rådhuspladsen, Nordhavn and Østerbro often exceeding DKK 11,000 per desk for premium suites. Odense, Horsens, Hellerup and Ballerup offer equivalent product at 25 to 45 percent lower pricing, typically DKK 2,500 to DKK 5,000 per desk.
A serviced office in Denmark is a private, fully fitted suite rented on a short-term contract, with furniture, utilities, cleaning, reception, meeting room access and business-grade internet included. Contracts run from one month upwards and require no capital outlay. Suites range from single-person offices to team rooms for 50 or more, with pricing bundled into one monthly fee covering all occupancy costs.
Serviced offices in Denmark concentrate in central Copenhagen, particularly Rådhuspladsen, Nordhavn, Østerbro and Hellerup, where corporate, financial services and pharma occupiers cluster. Regional serviced supply is strongest in Odense’s Cortex Park and CBD, Horsens’s business park and CBD, Ballerup’s northern corridor, and Hellerup’s Strandvejen cluster. Copenhagen’s Nordhavn anchors the country’s deepest flex market with broad premium Nordic serviced supply.
Serviced offices in Denmark are available from one month upwards, with most operators offering rolling monthly or 12-month agreements. Pricing is all-inclusive, bundling rent, utilities, cleaning and reception into one fee. This contrasts with the conventional Danish commercial lease, which typically runs 3 to 5 years with tenant responsibility for service charges and maintenance. Serviced contracts carry no maintenance liability or fit-out obligations.
Denmark is a strong serviced office market used by pharmaceutical firms, renewable energy companies, shipping occupiers, financial services firms, technology companies and manufacturers. Copenhagen hosts Maersk, Novo Nordisk and Carlsberg, alongside multinationals entering the Nordic region. Hellerup concentrates Danske Bank and premium professional services clusters. Odense serves the robotics cluster around Universal Robots, whilst Horsens and Ballerup support manufacturing and regional logistics expansion.