Apartment Prices in Estonia 2025: Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu — Market Overview
The Estonian apartment market has been relatively stable over the past 2–2.5 years. Demand and buyer activity remain at the level of previous periods, and average apartment prices have not shown any significant changes. Average prices in actual purchase and sale transactions in the country’s largest cities in the second quarter of 2025 showed both…
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PROPERTY QUICK SALE<br>
Does property quick sale pay off? Pros and cons Selling a property at a rush sale price may at first sight seem like a bad deal – “why would anyone sell below market price?”. In reality, there are situations where a quick sale may be the best decision. In this post, we’ll take a closer…
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Trends 2025
Local entrepreneurs are welcoming the new year without rose-colored glasses. There are tax increases, reforms and new requirements ahead, and all this against the backdrop of an acute, ongoing shortage of specialists. Almost all sectors of the economy have to survive in such conditions. Representatives of various industries shared their expectations with DV.After two years…
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Survey: Intentions of Estonian residents to engage in real estate transactions have decreased.
Plans of individuals in the real estate sector for the next 3 years. Author: Kantar Emor According to a recent study by Kantar Emor, 7% of Estonian residents plan to purchase new housing within the next three years, while 5% intend to rent out their property. Compared to last year, the interest in real estate…
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Bigbank predicts an increase in the average size of housing loans.
In March, the number of applications for housing loans at Bigbank increased by 10% compared to February and by 60% compared to March of last year. According to the head of Bigbank Estonia, Jonna Pekhter, the market activity is driven by the reduction in credit margins initiated by banks in January. “However, the number of…
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The Euribor rate reached 3.865% by the end of the week after six months.
The European Interbank Offered Rate (Euribor) for six months, to which most housing loans in Estonia are tied, stood at 3.865% as of April 12. A week earlier, it was at 3.834%. At the peak of 2023, in mid-October, this rate exceeded 4.1%. The highest value of Euribor in history was recorded in winter 2008,…
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