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Homes Abroad
Homes Abroad property shows in 2011 19th 24th
- 20th - 25th
March in Copenhagen, Denmark September in Fredericia, Denmark
Denmark – an affluent market Homes Abroad / Bolig i Udlandet offers exhibitors a unique opportunity to meet an affluent Danish public looking for homes abroad; a public which is wealthy, middle-aged and with an average budget of 221,000 Euros to spend on a dream home under sunnier skies.
Growing interest Interest in buying homes broad is growing rapidly in Denmark. Danes are eager to live out their dreams and the trade shows in 2010 have provided particularly good evidence of this, with increasing visitor numbers and record attendances at the seminars that have been held.
Danes want to buy homes abroad Danes are very interested in buying and the reasons for this are a strong economy, a strong currency, increasing house prices, low unemployment, lower taxes and low interest rates. In other words, Danes have both the desire and the opportunity to live out their dreams, and they’re doing it.
For 2011 exhibitors can take advantage of early booking DISCOUNTS OF UP TO 20% with stands available from just € 2800 ex VAT.
For full details on exhibiting please contact the sales team on +45 39 20 08 55 or email:
info@boligiudlandet.com
www.bol igiudlandet .com
Visitor analysis September 2010: Lives in:
Villa/house/condo Tenancy/other
96 % 4 %
Average household income: DKK 930.000 ~ € 125.000
Type of property: House
Apartment Haven’t decided
32 % 36 % 32 %
Timeframe for buying property: Within 1 year Within 2 years Within 3 years Haven’t decided
51 % 22 % 12 % 15 %
Going to buy property in: Spain Italy
France Thailand Turkey Greece Portugal USA
Cyprus Others
Average price level on property: DKK 1,65 millioner ~ € 221.000
Financing method: Equity
Bank/credit institution Cash payment
19 % 40 % 31 %
AVAILABLE from just € 2800
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