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Posted by andrew, on August 7th, 2012
According to a recent article in the Estonian Press Digest from News2Biz, July 2012 saw something of a fall in real estate prices in Estonia as a whole, but at the same time real purchasing power (in Tallinn) for those wishing to purchase property also fell.
Citing real estate giant Pindi Kinnisvara‘s index as falling
Continue reading Real Estate Prices In Estonia See Fall In July 2012
Posted by andrew, on August 6th, 2012
First published on this blog on July 21, 2012.
People often ask us what the up and coming areas in Tallinn are. What’s going to be the next hot spot to buy an investment property with a potential for strong growth and consistent cashflow from rentals?
We don’t have a crystal ball of course –
Continue reading Where To Buy In Tallinn, Estonia?
Posted by andrew, on August 2nd, 2012
There has been a y-o-y increase in rental prices in Tallinn of 18 per cent, to July 2012, according to Tõnu Toompark on his adaur blog.
This undoubtedly is connected with the short supply of rental properties in Tallinn at the moment.
According to Tõnu and citing data from real estate portal kv.ee, the volume
Continue reading Apartments For Rent In Tallinn Increase Y-o-Y Slightly In Number, Greater By Rent Price
Posted by andrew, on August 1st, 2012
As recently reported on this blog, one of the up and coming areas of Tallinn is the area surrounding the train station, merging into the Kalamaja and Pelgulinn neighbourhoods.
Our faith in this seems to be bearing fruit; according to a recent report by Ott Tammik on the Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) English language site,
Continue reading Redevelopment Of Train Station Area In Tallinn, Estonia Up For Tender
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 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
Posted by andrew, on July 22nd, 2012
Tallinn Property and Goodson & Red are delighted to present this truly stunning, exclusive and exquisite secluded rural Villa development, just a stone’s throw away from the beach and the peace and quiet of the Baltic Sea and yet only a short drive from the city of Tallinn.
Named ‘Katmandu’ and set in approximately three
Continue reading Tallinn Property and Goodson and Red Present The Idyllic “Katmandu” Villa
Posted by andrew, on July 19th, 2012
Here at Tallinn Property we make it our mission to ensure you understand the Estonian property market fully, regardless of whether you speak any Estonian or not!
It has been brought to our attention that there may be some confusion about what is meant by ‘offers‘ in the real estate context here.
The word ‘offer’
Continue reading When Is An Offer Not An Offer? – Understanding Estonian Real Estate Jargon
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