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Apartment prices in Maardu

Maardu is Tallinn's eastern neighbour, its apartment stock consisting mostly of 1960s–1980s panel buildings around Kallavere. Proximity to the capital and a noticeably lower price level attract buyers priced out of Tallinn.

The Muuga port and industrial zones provide jobs but also shape how different neighbourhoods feel. An address query, weighing building and location data, best explains an apartment's actual value.

Market statistics

The Maardu apartment market in numbers

Aggregate statistics coming soon

This page only ever shows area-level aggregates published by the Estonian Land and Spatial Development Board — median price, transaction counts, and price change. Until those are confirmed, no figures are shown. You can already get a free estimate for a specific address.

Building stock

What kind of buildings people live in here

Kallavere's panel buildings went up during the phosphorite industry's growth years; the layout is compact, with schools and shops within walking distance. Some buildings are renovated, which shows clearly in prices.

Around Muuga, a villa area has grown out of former summer cottages, offering an alternative to the apartment market. New construction is scarce in Maardu, so supply comes mainly from resales.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about property in Maardu

Why are Maardu apartments cheaper than Tallinn?

The gap reflects the location outside the capital, the industrial neighbourhood, and older stock. For a buyer it means Tallinn proximity at a clearly lower entry price.

How accurate is an estimate in Maardu?

Kallavere's standardised buildings see enough transactions for readable statistics. HindaAI refines the estimate with the building's registry data and renovation status.

Is Maardu a sensible alternative to Lasnamäe?

On price, often yes — a similar panel-building apartment costs less in Maardu. Weigh public-transport links and daily commutes: Lasnamäe's advantage is its in-city location.