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Posted by andrew, on July 31st, 2012
More hopeful signs of economic recovery in Estonia comes with a recent report on the Statistics Estonia site which states that retail sales in Estonia increased by seven per cent y-o-y to June 2012.
Furthermore this trend has been continuing since March 2012; every month between March and June saw an increase in retail sales
Continue reading Retail Sales In Estonia Continuing To Grow
Posted by andrew, on July 30th, 2012
Bond credit raters Moody’s Investor Services have affirmed Estonia’s A1 government bond rating and stable outlook.
As reported on this blog, Fitch had already upped Estonia’s rating to A+, so this is more good news.
The rating was based on factors including the Estonian government’s budgetary rigour and financial strength during the continuing crises of the 2008-10
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Posted by andrew, on July 29th, 2012
An item first published on this blog on 6th July, 2012.
An interesting and detailed post here, from the redoubtable Edward Hugh, about one of the two other CEE countries, apart from Estonia, that have acceded to the Eurozone, namely Slovenia (the third country is Slovakia).
Having consistently outperformed Estonia and even ‘older’ Eurozone countries
Continue reading Estonia Vs Slovenia
Posted by andrew, on July 28th, 2012
According to Tõnu Toompark on his adaur blog, 96 per cent of residential dwelling space in Estonia is in private hands.
The total number of residential items comes to 657 800 units, only a small increase on the last 12 years, with only three per cent of dwellings owned by local governments and one per
Continue reading Statistics: 96 Per Cent Of Residential Dwelling Space In Estonia Is In Private Sector
Posted by andrew, on July 27th, 2012
The 30th Olympic Summer Games commence today in London, with the opening ceremony a little over eight hours away at the time of writing, and some events (e.g. football) already underway.
There are several Estonian athletes taking part, and we at Tallinn Property will be supporting all of them.
Most noteworthy is discus thrower Gert
Continue reading Tallinn Property Wishes All Estonian Athletes Good Luck In the London Olympics
Posted by andrew, on July 27th, 2012
According to a recent report by Robin Ilves on the Estonian Public Broadcasting English language site, the Estonian government has announced plans for a nationwide scheme for nature conservation and protection.
The new plan, to be carried out by the Ministry of the Environment, appropriately enough, spans until 2020, the report said.
Estimated at a
Continue reading National Conservation Strategy Developed For Estonia
Posted by andrew, on July 26th, 2012
An article first published on this blog on 11th July, 2012.
As we previously blogged about, the electricity market in Estonia, hitherto having been a state monopoly, is due to be open to the market come January 2013, with all the pros and cons that this entails (our previous article lists some of these if
Continue reading Many In Estonia Still Unaware Of Imminent Electricity Market Liberalisation
Posted by andrew, on July 25th, 2012
Following on from our article yesterday in which we outlined what you should do when letting out property in Estonia, here as promised is part two, in which we detail the ‘don’ts’…
1) Don’t wait to secure the highest rental rate possible. Profits can be washed out by the additional vacancy time; in addition, market
Continue reading Dos And Don’ts When Letting Out Rental Property In Tallinn And Estonia: Part Two-The Don’ts
Posted by andrew, on July 24th, 2012
Following hot on the heels of our recent posts on where to buy in Tallinn, Estonian real estate terminology getting lost in translation, and top tips when buying in Estonia, all of which we hope you’ve found helpful, we thought we’d continue on that trajectory.
This time, the topic is letting out properties. So here
Continue reading Dos And Don’ts When Letting Out Rental Property In Tallinn And Estonia: Part One – The Dos
Posted by andrew, on July 23rd, 2012
According to Tõnu Toompark on his adaur blog, although the kv.ee index* of property prices in Estonia has seen only scant changes over the past year (a 0.98 per cent y-o-y fall to June 2012) this does not tell the whole story as regards the market here.
For one thing, the index has been fairly
Continue reading Increase In Number Of Houses On The Property Market In Estonia
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