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Apartment prices in Tallinn
Tallinn is Estonia's largest and most varied apartment market: while the city centre trades new-development apartments, most transactions in Mustamäe and Lasnamäe happen in Soviet-era panel buildings. There is no single “Tallinn price” — district medians can differ by a factor of two.
This page tracks Tallinn-wide aggregates: median price per square metre, transaction volume, and market direction. If you want to know what your own apartment is worth, start from the exact address — building age, condition, and micro-location matter more than the city average.
HindaAI provides statistical, data-driven estimates and does not replace certified EVS 875 appraisals.
Market statistics
The 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
Tallinn's housing stock splits into clear layers: historical stone buildings in the Old Town and city centre, wooden districts in Kalamaja and Pelgulinn, the 1960s–1980s panel-housing estates of Mustamäe, Õismäe, and Lasnamäe, and two decades of new developments in the centre, North Tallinn, and former industrial areas.
Panel-building apartments account for a large share of transactions, and their prices depend heavily on renovation status — an apartment in a fully renovated building often trades at a clearly higher price per square metre than an identical one next door in an unrenovated building.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about property in Tallinn
How much does an apartment in Tallinn cost?
It depends primarily on the district, building type, and condition. The city-wide median appears on this page when Land and Spatial Development Board statistics are available, but district differences are large — a free query on a specific address gives a much sharper picture.
Why do prices differ so much between districts?
The gap reflects building-stock age and type, distance from the centre, the share of new developments, and neighbourhood reputation. A wooden-house apartment in Kalamaja and a panel-building one in Lasnamäe can be the same size yet trade at very different prices per square metre.
How do I find out what my Tallinn apartment is worth?
Enter the address into the HindaAI search — the estimate builds on building-registry data, official transaction statistics, and location context. The first snapshot is free; the full report opens with the Personal plan.
Does a HindaAI estimate replace a certified appraisal?
No. HindaAI provides a statistical, data-driven estimate and does not replace an EVS 875 certified appraisal, which a bank may require for a loan.
Related areas
Explore other areas
City Centre (Kesklinn)
The widest price range in the city, from the Old Town to the Maakri quarter.
Mustamäe
Tallinn's first panel-housing district, where standardised apartments make statistics highly comparable.
Lasnamäe
Estonia's largest housing estate and Tallinn's most active apartment market by transaction count.
North Tallinn (Põhja-Tallinn)
Prized Kalamaja and Noblessner sit beside the more affordable panel market of Kopli and Pelguranna.
Tartu
Estonia's second-largest apartment market, kept moving by the university and the hospital.
Pärnu
Estonia's summer capital, where beach-district prices reach Tallinn levels.
Want to know what your home is worth?
Aggregates show Tallinn's overall level, but your home's price depends on the specific building and apartment. Run a free query on your address — the full report and home monitoring open with the Personal plan.
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