
Sydhavnen(South Harbour) is one of Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods, that lies to the south from the central part of the city. Before World War II, this district used to be a working-class one. The industrial past of the area was defined by its geographical location in proximity to the water. Currently, SV has become a lucrative residential and business neighbourhood. Offices in Sydhavnen have already attracted many ICT and telecommunication companies. A cluster of Danish headquarters of multinational companies such as Nokia, Sonofon, Philips, TDC, Statoil, DaimlerChrysler and BMW Group has formed in the Sydhavnen area. Nowadays. Some of these companies do not reside in the district anymore. Still, their impact on the economic development of SV can not be underestimated. Teglholmen and Slusholmen areas are some of the most sought-after office locations in Sydhavnen. These harbour-front parts of the district also boast modern housing accommodations that attract young families and professionals who are looking for a high quality of life and career opportunities.