• SJF Bank analysis flags a cooling in Copenhagen’s apartment market, with fewer sales, rising listings, and wider price discounts.
• Price action points to normalization, not a bubble unwind, with recent gains tied to fundamentals rather than speculation seen pre-financial crisis.
• High prices, higher interest rates curb marginal buyers, slowing activity without signaling forced selling or panic.
• Average time on market stayed low at 63 days in July, suggesting liquidity remains intact despite softer demand.
• Downside risk persists if unemployment rises or rates jump again, given elevated valuations and higher sensitivity to negative shocks.

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