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The North Jutland region lies in the northern part of the country and boasts a population of over 589 thousand people. Its largest city and also the capital Aalborg is home to 210 people, living in its metropolitan area. Historically, the region was known for the development of industries. Currently, it is set on the transformation in the economic sphere, support of environmental fields, energy solutions, and the expansion of the ICT sector. Nowadays, there are more than 8 thousand workers employed in the hi-tech spheres, and the R&D sector receives a fair share of investments. Office spaces for rent in North Jutland are found in the top commercial locations across the region, with Aalborg topping this list. Some of the other sought-after hubs for the placement of the office in North Jutland are such cities as Frederikshavn, Sæby, Hjørring, and so on.

Out of the entire building stock that accounts for over 1,9 million square metres, around 115 thousand square metres of offices in North Jutland are vacant, which, in percentage, is approximately 5,8%. Class A and B offices for rent in North Jutland are among the most sought-after types of premises by tenants. Yet, mix-use properties are also popular options on the market, as far as quite often, modern businesses require more than one kind of workspace solution simultaneously. So, offices for rent in North Jutland are often parts of multi-use dwellings and enter the market as flexible office-shop, office-warehouse, office-production units facilities. Hundreds of offices in the North Jutland region are enlisted on our website and waiting for their tenants. Opt for a traditional space or a desk in a coworking one, and we will do our best to serve you and find a property that meets your requests. Insert the critical criteria and create a search agent, in case you have not found anything suitable yet. The service that MatchOffice offers is free for tenants.

Based on the latest data, the unemployment rate in the region is 5,8%. Out of the 589 thousand citizens, who live in the area, around 378 thousand are aged between 16 and 66. About 270 thousand are employed. Skilled workers represent about 38% of the labour force in the area, and it is not enough to meet the demand risen in NJ for a skilled workforce. Demand for people with postgraduate education will increase in the years to come. However, there are fields where companies find it challenging to recruit highly-trained specialists. It is the case, for example, in the areas of health, IT and telecommunications.