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Established in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1898, Jeudan A/S functions as a prominent real estate enterprise and service provider. The company's activities encompass the investment, development, leasing, and management of various property types, including office, residential, and retail spaces. Complementing its property portfolio, Jeudan delivers a broad spectrum of services. These include comprehensive project and construction management, architectural and engineering design, property renovation and ongoing maintenance, and expert advice on work environment and energy optimization. The firm also undertakes routine operational tasks and maintenance, as well as providing urgent response services for numerous trades such as carpentry, plumbing, electrical, masonry, painting, security, and glazing. Additionally, its service offerings extend to professional interior cleaning for tenant units and communal areas, technical system management, winter weather services like snow removal, security patrols, and facility support such as conference rooms. Jeudan further assists clients with interior planning, design, and remodeling, alongside offering parking facilities.
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