Estonian Real Estate Review, May 2021

The real estate was active also in May – some think it is a boom, others find that it is simply a situation where statistics are boosted by transactions postponed last year; whatever the opinion, it is a fact that we have not seen such high results since spring 2007. As the restrictions are lifted, …

Estonian Real Estate Review, April 2021

Based on the transactions of March and April we can say that the period has been very active and looks like a boom. Regardless of the near-deficit of offering, we have not seen such activity since year 2007. The low offering has shortened the sales periods, we increasingly hear of overbidding, and as for new …

Estonian Real Estate Review, March 2021

In the past months, the real estate market has acquired boom-like characteristics: low offering has not yet managed to keep pace with high demand, and thus we can see sales activity and price increase that we could hardly even dream about six months ago. We will probably not see a drop in activity this year, …

Estonian Real Estate Review, February 2021

Despite the confusion, tighter restrictions and increased financial insecurity of families, the dominating expectation of the current market situation is quick control over the corona pandemic. Therefore, the demand is high and 1,889 sales-purchase transactions were concluded in February, which was even more than in January. The bottleneck of the current market is the small …

Estonian Real Estate Review, January 2021

The rollercoaster characterising the real estate market of year 2020 is replaced with stability in 2021. Regardless of the continued suffocating environment of the corona pandemic, forward-looking consumer behaviour is reflected in both the stock market and the real estate market, giving reason to a simplified statement that fear of inflation outweighs the fear of …

More purchase requests than good offers

The current real estate market is increasingly characterized by the contrary situation – the desire to buy is great, but there are fewer and fewer suitable offers. Most people are looking for large, high-quality apartments for their home and more exciting, special living spaces for investing. Although the decrease in offers at the beginning of …

Estonian Real Estate Review, December 2020

The year that ended was turbulent in the real estate market. Various bold predictions were made considering the recess in April some of which came true (growing interest in real estate located in low density area, failure of short-term lease market) and some of which did not come true (a large price drop in the …

Estonian Real Estate Market Review, November 2020

Regardless of the second wave of COVID-19 and new restrictions, we have learned considerably in comparison to the spring wave – the government is trying to preserve economic activity as much as possible, which leads to milder restrictions, and the behavior of people is also much less precautionary. Estonia Increased economic activity and consumer confidence …

Estonian Real Estate Review, October 2020

October in the real estate market was a mirror image of September. The same tendencies continued as in September – the negative impacts of the economy mostly in the form of increased unemployment have not reached the real estate market yet, whereas the high transaction activity of buyers is a sign of much lower concern …

Estonian real estate market review, September 2020

The real estate market was again very active in September regardless of the second wave of coronavirus and the potential increase in registered unemployment in autumn. Consumers are also haunted by reduced savings and declined consumer confidence, thus it cannot be stated that the crisis has been overcome. Estonian Real Estate market The low point …