12 shops: Herlev

To begin with, let's acknowledge that calling any place a paradise is a bold statement, and one needs some facts to back it. Well, when it comes to talking about Herlev as a destination for your first, or your next shop, everyone can say that this is a paradise as there are tons of arguments to prove the claim. Herlev is located just 9 kilometres up north from the Danish capital, and this neighborhood represents the plexus of Herlev Ringvej, Motorring 3, and Motorring 4 - some of the pivotal trade routes of the Capital Region. By renting a shop in Herlev, you automatically put your business on the map of not only Copenhagen but the entire island of Zealand. So, without further ado, let us proceed with the arguments mentioned above.

The Herlev municipality is gradually becoming one of the main shopping districts of Copenhagen. It seems that opening a shop in an area with a massive influx of prospective customers is a reasonable argument to ponder over. Moving one, the area’s development man ensures that your shop will be standing amid an infrastructure that will lure even more customers. The local authorities’ priority is to step up the district’s trading game by opening more cafes, restaurants, cinemas, museums, and every other kind of commercial infrastructure that customers might need to have a good time in the district. While the number of shops and malls is also growing exponentially, you should not worry about competition, as given the latest market analysis, the trade supply in Herlev will not supersede the demand for decades to come. There is a need to understand that Herlev is home to the country’s biggest medical centre, which is 120 metres high. It means that thousands of occasional customers come here on a daily basis, never knowing when they are going to purchase. Your task is to remind them of the need by finding a shop for rent in Herlev. Here, you will find every kind of commercial property a future shop owner might only be looking for. There are large shops, small shops; there are shops in malls, and there are shops right next to parks, near the pedestrian lanes, adorned on both sides with cozy cafes and restaurants.

Big companies wouldn’t come to Herlev, if it was an unfavourable location for their business, and big companies never make a move without significant prior analysis of every single step. In 2015, a new 44,000 m² shopping centre built by one of the leading Danish companies was opened in Herlev.