Fewer houses on the market in August, migrant influx in Ceuta due to Russian hybrid warfare and more news from Denmark on Wednesday. But while there was a reduced number of houses for sale, the opposite, the number of apartments on the market actually rose. At the start of August there were 6,180 apartments for sale, an increase of 2.7 percent compared to July. The number of summer houses for sale has also seen a dip. “It’s rare that we find velellas in Denmark,” said Kristina Ydesen, chief biologist at Nordsøen Oceanarium, an aquarium in Hirsthals in northern Jutland.