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Apartment prices in Sillamäe

Sillamäe's centre is Estonia's most intact 1950s architectural ensemble — a neoclassical main street descending in staircases towards the sea. The once-closed industrial town is open today, and the port gives it a new economic backbone.

Apartment prices are among Estonia's lowest, yet the ensemble's milieu and sea proximity set the central apartments apart from the later panel estates. An address query shows where your building stands in that picture.

Market statistics

The Sillamäe 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

The centre's Stalin-era stone buildings have high ceilings and thick walls and draw heritage interest; their apartments are distinctive and harder to compare. The town's edges are dominated by 1960s–1980s panel buildings.

There is practically no new construction, so supply comes from resales. Building condition and the association's capability separate transactions more than location within the town.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about property in Sillamäe

What makes Sillamäe's centre special?

An intact 1950s ensemble by the sea is unique in Estonia. The milieu raises the central apartments' appeal, though prices remain well below the national average.

How much does an apartment in Sillamäe cost?

When official statistics are available, the median appears on this page. Ensemble stone buildings and panel blocks trade at different levels — a free address query gives a sharper estimate.

Does the port's growth affect the market?

The port and industrial park bring jobs and keep demand alive. Direct price impact has been moderate so far, but stable employment supports the market's liquidity.