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Tallinn's rental prices have surged due to increased demand and changing tenant preferences. Renting living space has increasingly become a conscious choice, and the capital is seeing growing demand for...
Construction of the M Building, the largest development in Telliskivi TLN business district, is beginning. The approximately 20,000 square meter multifunctional complex will be completed during 2028 and will bring...
Invego's 17 million euro Keila Pargikodude residential quarter, currently under development, saw construction company NOBE begin its second phase construction work today, during which 40 new homes will be completed...
The price difference per square meter between apartments in Tallinn and lower-income regions has grown to a 51-fold difference. Estonia's cheapest apartments are located in cities in Ida-Virumaa, Valga, Kunda,...
After several quieter years, Tallinn's rental market has become noticeably more active ahead of the school year, and student activity began growing already in July. At the same time, a...
According to its annual financial report, Stay Larsen, one of Estonia's largest accommodation service providers, saw its sales revenue grow by 21% in 2025, and net profit increased more than...
At the end of the year, Latvia will open one of the Baltic region's largest and most modern tennis and padel centers through the collaboration of Estonian real estate developer...
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The current regulation limiting home loan terms to 30 years is a clear restriction on freedom of choice, forcing young people to live in substandard housing for years or constantly...
According to Kinnisvara24 data, the rental season in Tartu this year started earlier than usual. The high rental prices in the university city have created a situation where families are...
Real estate developer Endover's project company Volta SKAI B OÜ raised 4 million euros through the second series of a bond issue organized by Evernord. The capital will be used...
Despite the warm summer and vacation period, 10% more new home loan agreements were concluded in July compared to the previous month, and the average home loan amount was 134,370...
In the town of Pärnu, in the Paikuse district, at Pärnade pst 7, construction work has begun on the Uus-Paikuse quarter. Developer Uus-Paikuse OÜ is building a new residential quarter...
Once again, the time has come when thousands of young people across Estonia have achieved student status and must begin their independent lives away from their hometown. For many, this...
All one-bedroom apartments in Mustamäe Manhattan have been sold by now. The compact apartments were purchased both for investment purposes and as second homes by buyers whose permanent residence is...
Starting today, Seesam Insurance is offering homeowners the opportunity to insure their homes against war damage as the first Estonian insurance company to do so. The new additional coverage helps...
Real estate developer Liven, which published its Q2 2026 interim report, has covered approximately 90% of its planned 59 million euro sales revenue for this year through sales revenue earned...
According to Everaus Kinnisvara, Estonia's new development market is moving back towards a moderate growth trend after nearly three years of uncertainty. The company forecasts 2026 revenue of 18–20 million...
The rise in Euribor means higher monthly payments for most home loan borrowers. However, it is less well known that Swedbank is the only provider on the market offering a...
Buying a new home is a big decision. It seems even bigger, however, when the desired home is not yet complete and the purchase is made during the design or...
Jõelähtme municipality mayor Andrus Umboja warned that if the government does not quickly regulate the social infrastructure development fee, housing construction could halt in Estonia's main economic regions. According to...
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