Pärnu maakond
Property prices in Pärnu
Pärnu's apartment market has two faces: the beach district, where new developments and holiday apartments reach Tallinn-level prices, and the everyday market in the panel and wooden houses of Mai, Ülejõe, and Raeküla. The summer season draws buyers from across Estonia and abroad.
This dual structure means the city median moves between two distinct markets. If you are weighing a purchase or sale, look beyond the aggregates at a specific address's estimate — the district and building type decide a lot in Pärnu.
HindaAI provides statistical, data-driven estimates and does not replace certified EVS 875 appraisals.
Market statistics
The Pärnu 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
In the beach district, villas and resort-era guesthouses stand beside new apartment buildings; the centre holds historical stone buildings and shopping streets. Mai and Papiniidu are dominated by Soviet-era panel blocks, Ülejõe and Raeküla by wooden houses and villas.
New developments cluster near the beach and the river, and their first sales lift the quarterly statistics. The everyday resale market trades noticeably below the beach area — one city, two price classes.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about property in Pärnu
Do beach-district prices affect all of Pärnu's statistics?
Yes — pricier beach and new-development sales lift the city median, especially in quarters with many of them. Value an everyday apartment by its address rather than the city average.
How much does an apartment in Pärnu cost?
When official statistics are available, this page shows the median price per square metre. The gap between the beach district and the panel estates can be twofold — a free query on a specific address gives a usable number.
Is valuing a holiday apartment different?
The principle is the same, but the holiday-apartment market is more seasonal and more sensitive to short-term rental rules and demand shifts. A HindaAI estimate builds on transaction statistics and building data either way.
Related areas
Explore other areas
Haapsalu
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Viljandi
A lakeside cultural town where the wooden old town and the panel estates form two distinct markets.
Kuressaare
The heart of Saaremaa, where resort seasonality and tight supply shape prices.
Tallinn
Estonia's largest apartment market, where district-level prices can differ twofold.
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