Pirita · Plots
Sale: 23 active properties
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 →
Pirita · plots: the typical asking price on 6 Oct 2026 is 318 € per m², 400 000 € per home (23 properties for sale). That is 22 % above the Tallinn average. 14 new properties came on the market in the last 30 days; 2 % of active ones are already booked. 10 % of properties have already been discounted, typically by 4,8 %.
Market
Plot deals (Maa-amet) · fourth quarter of 2025 (October–December)
Actual sales of vacant residential land in the latest full quarter: price per square metre of land. Not compared with listings: those include land of every purpose and larger plots.
Residential land deal price €/m² by quarter
Plots · Sale
Year built, storeys, building material and heating come from the national building register when the listing does not say.
| €/m² | Per home | Properties | |
|---|---|---|---|
| before 1946 | 179 € | 470 000 € | 3 ≈ |
| 1946–1970 | 297 € | 434 500 € | 4 ≈ |
| €/m² | Per home | Properties | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–2 storeys | 318 € | 434 000 € | 11 |
| 3–5 storeys | 436 € | 775 000 € | 3 ≈ |
| €/m² | Per home | Properties | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stone/block | 469 € | 662 000 € | 6 ≈ |
| Wood | 244 € | 285 000 € | 5 ≈ |
| €/m² | Per home | Properties | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric | 261 € | 316 250 € | 4 ≈ |
| Stove/fireplace | 205 € | 452 000 € | 4 ≈ |
| Heat pump | 469 € | 662 000 € | 6 ≈ |
Asking price €/m² by quarter
By street
Streets with enough properties to compute a figure.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a square metre (plots) cost in Pirita?
- Listings on 6 Oct 2026 typically ask 318 € per m², about 400 000 € for a whole apartment. These are sellers' asking prices; actual deals usually close lower.
- Is buying to let worthwhile in Pirita?
- Buying at the typical price and renting out at the typical rate returns 1,1 % of the price a year — before taxes, vacancy and repairs.
- Where does the data come from?
- The data comes from public listings on Estonia's property websites — the same pages any visitor sees. Duplicates are merged (a flat listed on several sites counts once) and we compute medians — the "usual" price, unaffected by a few very cheap or very expensive offers. Deal prices come from Maa-amet, wages from Statistics Estonia. See the Methodology page.