Territorial Review Copenhagen - Region Hovedstaden
Territorial Review Copenhagen - Region Hovedstaden
Territorial Review Copenhagen - Region Hovedstaden
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50 000 population; New Zealand: Metropolitan areas over 100 000 population; United Kingdom: Urban areas over 150<br />
000 population; United States: Metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) over 400 000 population.<br />
1. The median income data for <strong>Copenhagen</strong> (DKK 226 200) is derived from Statistics Denmark and is from 2007. It<br />
corresponds to København by (municipalities of <strong>Copenhagen</strong>, Dragør, Frederiksberg and Tårnby). Statistics Denmark<br />
records median income statistics for <strong>Region</strong> <strong>Hovedstaden</strong>, København by, and Københavns omegn; it does not keep<br />
measure median income for the Municipality of <strong>Copenhagen</strong> alone. The 2007 third quarter median housing price<br />
corresponds only to the Municipality of <strong>Copenhagen</strong> (Københavns Kommune) and amounted to DKK 3 400 000<br />
(Realkreditrådet, 2008). This price corresponds to villas and terraced houses (parcelhuse and rækkehuse). The 2006<br />
average quarterly median condominium (lejligheder) price corresponds only to the Municipality of <strong>Copenhagen</strong><br />
(Københavns Kommune) and amounted to 1 772 500.<br />
2. The figures for Malmö are annual figures for 2006.<br />
Sources: Information on Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom and the United States was compiled<br />
by Demographia (2008). Principal sources include AMP Banking (Australia), Australian Bureau of Statistics, Bank of<br />
Ireland, California Association of Realtors, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Canadian Home Builders<br />
Association, Canadian Real Estate Association, Central Statistics Office Ireland, Chambre Immobilière de Québec,<br />
Communities and Local Government (Ministry), United Kingdom, Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local<br />
Government (Ireland), Domain.com (Australia), Housing Industry Association (Australia), John Burns Real Estate<br />
Consulting, Land Registry of England and Wales, National Association of Home Builders (USA), National Association of<br />
Realtors (USA), National Statistics (United Kingdom), Property Council of Australia, Permanent TSB (Ireland), Real<br />
Estate Board of Winnipeg, Real Estate Institute of Australia, Real Estate Institute of New South Wales, Real Estate<br />
Institute of New Zealand, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Real Estate Institute of Western Australia, Reserve Bank of<br />
Australia, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Residential Property Council, Division of the Property Council of Australia,<br />
Royal Bank of Canada, Royal LePage Real Estate Services (Canada), Statistics Canada, Statistics New Zealand, United<br />
States Department of Commerce: Bureau of Economic Administration, United States Department of Commerce: Bureau<br />
of the Census, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, University of Ulster, Urban Development<br />
Institute of Australia. Data from Denmark derived from Statistics Denmark (2008), data for Malmö from Statistics<br />
Sweden (2006).<br />
Figure 1.24. Percentage of respondents who somewhat disagree or strongly<br />
disagree with the statement that it is easy to find good housing at a<br />
reasonable price in their city (2006)<br />
Source: Eurostat