After several days of speculation, Finance Minister Nicolai Wammen has confirmed that the Social Democrats will not change the current housing taxes or introduce a tax on housing gains. This statement aligns with the party's stance to avoid making housing taxes a campaign issue. Wammen emphasized that the party's priority is in building new homes to address the issue of increasing housing prices.

Wammen stated that the Social Democrats are deeply concerned about the need for more housing, citing the direct correlation between rising housing prices and insufficient housing supply. The government recognizes that the current housing market's challenges stem from too few available homes for potential buyers and renters, exacerbating the situation in Denmark.

The decision to not pursue changes to housing taxation reflects a strategic choice by the Social Democrats to focus on constructive solutions like increasing housing supply instead of altering the tax landscape. This approach could have significant implications for housing policy and the overall economy in Denmark, as the party seeks to mitigate the rising costs of living and ensure that housing remains accessible to all.