Market overview: Prices decline in Tallinn and overall Estonia

August saw increased activity in the apartment market in Estonia, but both Estonia as a whole and Tallinn experienced a decline in prices. However, transactions for some apartments are happening very quickly. Looking at the dynamics of buying activity, it is clear that interest in second-hand residential properties is steadily growing. Successful transactions are mainly …

Decline in the Apartment Market in Larger Cities in July – Seasonal Dip or a Broader Trend?

Opinions Diverge on the Future Development of the Market Views on the future development of the apartment market diverge, depending on the indicators considered and the basis for forecasting. Positive aspects include decreasing inflation and no significant winter surge in energy prices. On the negative side, factors such as a weak economy, high loan interest …

The developments significantly raised the price level in Tallinn

In general, the Estonian real estate market became somewhat more active again in May, and average price levels also increased. New developments took the lead in larger cities. In broad terms, May continued with the sentiments we experienced in previous months. Spring has traditionally been a more active period both in terms of property visits …

The real estate market in the biggest cities was quieter in April

In April, the real estate market in the four largest cities in Estonia was quieter again. The total or unit price of apartments is becoming increasingly important, and preferences are being adjusted accordingly. We have already written a lot about Euribor, and there is nothing new to add here. The European Central Bank is still …