Copenhagen, one of the biggest cities in Europe, has a lot of suburban areas, as nowadays large towns tend to be transformed into vast metropolitan areas that keep on swallowing municipalities one after another. Skovlunde, a suburban area located in the Ballerup Municipality, 12 kilometres west of the Danish capital’s downtown, has not been an exception out of the general rule. However, every coin has two sides, right? So, when looking on the brighter side, this is a bilaterally advantageous process that benefits both parties involved. Copenhagen gets a new district with a potential of hosting copious businesses while freeing the constantly occupied city centre. Renting commercial real estate in Skovlunde is surely something to ponder over, as this is one of the small suburban areas where the future of Copenhagen’s business belongs.
