25 offices: Frederikshavn

The 21st century dictates its own rules when it comes to doing business, and one of these rules preaches that your business's location might matter even more than what your company does for a living. Talking about business in Denmark, it is crystal clear that the country offers a myriad of options for those looking for a nest for their company. Nonetheless, not every town, municipality, or region in this country can provide you with as much as Frederikshavn. This northernmost town, located in the Nordjylland Region, on the Jutland island, is not what it looks like at first sight. Yes, it is a port town with a rich industrial past, but the number of offices for lease it has today is awe-inspiring. Companies from all over the world tend to open their offices there, as renting an office in Frederikshavn means working amid developed infrastructure, educated community, and advanced transportation options.

Renting an office space in Frederikshavn leaves you with no other choice but to grow and develop your business, as hundreds of other companies from all over Denmark did, including MAN and BW Alpha. There are a couple of reasons why businesses are moving to Frederikshavn. First of all, its population of approximately 25,000 citizens represents an intellectual and laborious powerhouse to fuel your business with the personnel it needs. Secondly, Frederikshavn is connected with the outer world by a developed motorways system, and the town has a port of its own. That is, shipping your goods to and fro won’t be an issue for you. Talking specifically about the accommodations for your company in Frederikshavn, you should know that there is a myriad of variants located all over the city on Skandiatorvej, Grønlandsvej, Parallelvej, Hjørringvej, Tordenskjoldsgade, and other areas. There are offices of all sizes and types, and your choice should only depend on what your company needs. What is more, the presence of a port in the town means that Frederikshavn has quite a developed infrastructure to be enjoyed by your employees. Well, there is nothing to be surprised about. Frederikshavn was meant to become an important business hub even from a historical point of view, as Frederik VI granted it the status of a market town in 1818. The town’s commercial port renders it as nothing but a perfect site for you to establish your business, and there are more than 100,000 square metres of commercial property for lease, so you could choose where to do it.

Every prospective office tenant can rest assured that this is the place where businesses know how to survive even through the hardest of times. At the end of 2008, Frederikshavn, a town with the country's lowest unemployment rate of 2%, was hit hard by the global economic recession. As a result, a lot of companies quit and left thousands of people unemployed. It took less than two years for this community to get back on track of development; the local companies, jointly with the authorities, have managed to renew the town's business sector making the town 18% powered by renewable energy.