Apartment deal prices by Tallinn district
Second quarter of 2026 (April–June) (preliminary Maa-amet data): a typical Tallinn apartment deal closed at 2 908 €/m². Apartments sold dearest in Kesklinn (3 897 €/m²) and cheapest in Lasnamäe (2 424 €/m²). Listings currently ask 30 % more than buyers pay in deals.
| District | Deal €/m² | Deals | In listings €/m² | Difference | Over a year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kesklinn | 3 897 € | 189 | 4 474 € | +15 % | +9 % |
| Kristiine | 3 182 € | 80 | 4 141 € | +30 % | +1 % |
| Põhja-Tallinn | 3 159 € | 140 | 4 656 € | +47 % | −2 % |
| Pirita | 3 050 € | 17 | 4 545 € | +49 % | +6 % |
| Nõmme | 2 745 € | 33 | 3 308 € | +21 % | +2 % |
| Haabersti | 2 670 € | 114 | 3 862 € | +45 % | −17 % |
| Mustamäe | 2 580 € | 159 | 3 167 € | +23 % | +5 % |
| Lasnamäe | 2 424 € | 199 | 2 901 € | +20 % | +5 % |
Actual apartment deals per Maa-amet in the latest full quarter. Asking — current apartment sale listings.
The “typical” price on this site is the median: half of the properties are dearer, half cheaper; a few very expensive or very cheap offers do not move it. How we count →
Frequently asked questions
- Where in Tallinn do apartments sell for the most?
- By deals in the second quarter of 2026 (April–June) — Kesklinn: 3 897 €/m². The cheapest is Lasnamäe: 2 424 €/m².
- How much more do listings ask than deals actually close at?
- On average 30 %: that is how current listing prices differ from deal prices of the latest full quarter. Source — Maa-amet; districts with fewer than 5 deals are not shown.