The Copenhagen-based real estate advisor has also strengthened its capital markets division to meet growing demand from foreign investors and professional players such as pension funds and private equity investors.
CEO Jacob Lund said: 'We are strengthening Nordicals’ skill set and services to ensure that we are able to accommodate the growing demand for specialist knowledge and strong networks across the commercial property market.
'We will continue to advise the business community and create frameworks for their growth, while at the same time expand our investment and advisory services.'
Nordicals also plans to develop its international partnership with Savills in order to capture more overseas clients who are looking to invest in Danish cities.
'We are market leading in a number of regional areas and sectors and our objective is to be the preferred commercial property advisor by creating value for our clients based on insight as well as outlook,' said Lund.
'The current market trends call for stronger national and international market awareness and in this respect we are in a very unique position. We are not only looking at Denmark from Copenhagen, but across the country we are represented by 170 colleagues who all have in-depth knowledge of their local markets.'