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Apartment prices in North Tallinn
North Tallinn has changed more than any other district over the past fifteen years: around Kalamaja and Noblessner, wooden quarters and former industrial land have become some of Tallinn's most sought-after neighbourhoods, while prices in Kopli's and Pelguranna's panel buildings remain considerably lower.
Such a wide spread of internal markets means the district median is a guide rather than an answer. A specific apartment's price depends on the neighbourhood, building type, and condition — a free address query brings those factors together into one estimate.
HindaAI provides statistical, data-driven estimates and does not replace certified EVS 875 appraisals.
Market statistics
The North Tallinn (Põhja-Tallinn) 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
Kalamaja and Pelgulinn are defined by early-20th-century wooden houses, including the distinctive “Tallinn house” — two-storey wooden buildings with a stone stairwell. The Noblessner, Kalaranna, and Volta developments have added an entirely new price class along the waterfront.
Around Kopli, Pelguranna, and Sitsi, Soviet-era panel and brick buildings dominate at prices below the district average. The rebirth of the Kopli Lines and industrial-land developments keep shifting the market step by step northwards.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about property in North Tallinn (Põhja-Tallinn)
Why is North Tallinn's price range so wide?
Because the district holds several markets at once: Kalamaja's renovated wooden houses and waterfront developments trade at city-centre levels, while Kopli's panel stock trades far lower. The median lands in between and describes neither well.
How accurate is an estimate in Kalamaja?
Wooden-house condition varies greatly — buildings on the same street may be fully renovated or still waiting. HindaAI uses the building's registry data and area transactions; renovation details sharpen the estimate further.
What should I check in a wooden-house apartment?
The building's technical condition, heating solution, and completed renovations — these move both price and running costs more than age itself. Building-registry data is a good starting point and feeds into the HindaAI estimate.
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