New housing complex for internationals is opening in Frederiksberg

The building, containing 158 apartments, will be opening in April. It is designed to help internationals moving to the city find a foothold more easily.

Noli Frederiksberg, Bülowsvej 35B

Noli Residences will open a new location in Frederiksberg in April. The project Noli, which stands for “Nordic Living”, is led by Urban Partners’ real estate investor Nrep, and is meant to help internationals and professionals from outside of the capital with housing and social integration challenges.Noli Frederiksberg is designed for people moving to Copenhagen […]


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