Dos And Don’ts When Letting Out Rental Property In Tallinn And Estonia: Part Two-The Don’ts

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

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Dos And Don’ts When Letting Out Rental Property In Tallinn And Estonia: Part One – The Dos

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

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Tallinn Real Estate Market Report First Quarter 2012

We have just been putting the finishing touches to a fresh copy of our quarterly review of the Tallinn property market and the review.

Our latest Tallinn Property and Rental Market Quarterly Review covers all developments in the third quarter of 2011, and as always the review contains a brief look at the Tallinn residential

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Colliers International: Demand For Commercial Space To Increase

Here at Tallinn Property we like to focus on residential real estate, but it’s worth taking time out on occasion to examine how other areas of the real estate market are faring.

Real estate analysts Colliers international’s monthly survey, when taking 2011 as a whole, has shown that whilst at the beginning of 2011, no

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Individuals In The Rental Market Need Tax Exempt Status

At a recent round table meeting of the EKFL (Eesti Kinnisvarafirmade Liidu), an association of Estonian real estate agents, construction companies, developers and other related interests, on 26 October, the question of issues related to tax relief for rental income was raised. The meeting found that, in order to increase transparency and competition in the

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Colliers: 2011 Best Year For Estonian Commercial Real Estate

Compared with the first quarter of 2010, the number of commerical real estate deals in Estonia has fallen by 18 per cent. However, their size and value has actually increased.

The monthly average transaction value has risen by 48 per cent, from 39 300 Euros to 58 100 Euros, according to a survey carried out

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Tallinn Real Estate Market Report First Quarter 2011

Tallinn Property and Goodson & Red are pleased to announce that our latest Tallinn Property and Rental Market Quarterly Review is ready.

Covering all developments in the first quarter of 2011, as always the review contains an in-depth look at the Tallinn residential market, the situation regarding mortgage loans, information on average asking and transactional prices,

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Tallinn Real Estate Market Report December 2010

To wrap-up 2010 and look ahead to 2011, please don’t hesitate to check our latest Tallinn Property and Rental Market Quarterly Review.

As always our review contains an in-depth look at the Tallinn residential market, the situation regarding mortgage loans, information on average asking and transactional prices, the current state of the central Tallinn rental

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Tallinn Property Market Report Q3 2010

Just finished polishing our fresh report of housing and rental market in Tallinn.

Using partially the words from the preface of our review – participants in the economy have largely been communicating positive messages and making promising forecasts through the whole summer period. This obviously applies also to property markets. It seems likely that the market decline has

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