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The thing about Copenhagen property (and I expect this is true for all the Nordic countries) is that is closed to foreign investors - you can only buy if you're a permanent resident, and even if you come from EU, you can get the status after 5 years of living there. So not an easy market to get into as a buyer, but it helps having sane prices for locals, which IMHO is the way to go.


Any foreigner can buy in Denmark, they just need to show its their residence. They're thus limited to one property.


In germany you can buy property as a foreigner.


Not true in Finland.




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