komvi expands Danish residential portfolio

komvi, a Danish single-family rental platform backed by DFI, Evervest, and Grosvenor, has purchased 97 new, energy-efficient terraced homes in Greve, near Copenhagen, from Casa Nord.

Komvi

This acquisition expands Komvi's portfolio of modern rental properties in Denmark, aligning with its goal to build a €500 mln residential portfolio.

Located in the emerging Tværhøjgård district south of Copenhagen, the development comprises single-storey, four-bedroom homes totalling approximately 10,900 m2.

Completed in October 2025, the scheme meets rigorous sustainability benchmarks, boasting both EPC A ratings and DGNB Gold certification.

The location in Greve provides good access to Copenhagen, stable demographics, and limited new housing, making it a strategic investment for Komvi.

Paul Nearchou, partner at DFI, said: “This acquisition aligns closely with our strategy of building a high-quality Danish single-family rental platform in locations where people want to live. Greater Copenhagen in particular continues to demonstrate strong demographic fundamentals, limited new supply and resilient rental demand, and assets such as Greve are a perfect fit.”

William Kanta, CEO and co-founder of Evervest, commented: “From day one, our ambition has been to build portfolios that respond to how people actually live — not just to market cycles. Greve is a strong reflection of that philosophy. The quality of the homes, the integration of Greve Hill and the broader neighbourhood planning create a setting that supports both community and everyday wellbeing.”

Torben Røsler, CEO of Casa Nord, added: “We are pleased to transfer Tværhøjen to komvi. The project has been developed with a clear focus on quality, functionality, and long-term livability. It has been important for us to find a buyer who shares this long-term perspective and understands the value of maintaining strong residential communities. We are confident that Komvi will continue the positive development of the neighbourhood.”

The platform is still looking for more single-family rental housing investments throughout Denmark to reach its €500 mln goal.

Cushman & Wakefield | RED advised the seller, while Gorrissen Federspiel, Deloitte, and Rambøll provided legal, financial, and technical advice to Komvi.