Our waiting list is managed via the Waitly system. Their pricing model is built on an annual fee per revaluation per waiting list. Therefore, we have chosen to make one waiting list regardless of which of the three apartment types you want. If, for example, you are only interested in category A apartments, you can simply ignore inquiries regarding other categories or reject them when you receive them.
This, however, also means the Board cannot tell how many are on the waiting list for a specific apartment type. You can see how many are on the waiting list in total, as well as an estimated waiting time at the Waitly website through the link below.
Price
It costs DKK 250/year to be on our waiting list and covers the dorm’s expenses for handling the waiting list.
You can sign up on Waitly.dk.
Remember that you can read about the different apartment types, prices and monthly expenses at:
Category A (30 sqm.)
Category B (40 sqm.)
Category C (50 sqm.)
Purchase of an apartment and the bylaws of the association
Since we are an andelskollegie, there are some special rules for being allowed to buy a share/apartment. You can read about these in our bylaws. Most important is the requirement of any buyer or renter to be an active student on a medium-long or long further education (“mellemlang eller lang videregående uddannelse”), or a PhD-student. It is therefore not possible for e.g. Postdocs to purchase an apartment, and also not possible if you are on an educational institution’s standby list.
You can however sign up for the waiting lists of the association without being a student. The check for study-activity is only performed when you wish to purchase an apartment. If you get offered a share/apartment, you can therefore only purchase it if you satisfy the requirements set in the articles of association.
Additionally, there are limits on how many people can live in each apartment type. These can be seen on the pages for each apartment type, in the “About Andelskollegiet”-section in the menu above.
Important for non-Danish speakers!
ALL communication (emails, documents, letters, guides etc.) in the housing association are in Danish.
Therefore, it is the apartment owner’s/tenant’s own responsibility to ensure translation/understanding of communication from the board/our administrator or external partners and our documents etc.