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Housing affordability by Tallinn district

The typical wage in Tallinn is 2 200 € a month before tax (1 Jun 2026), Euribor 6M 2,71 %. A typical apartment costs from 5,7 years of wage in Lasnamäe to 11,1 years in Pirita. A mortgage payment (15 % down, 30 years) costs more than rent in all 8 districts.

DistrictYears of wageWages per m²Mortgage a monthRent a monthShare of wage
Lasnamäe 5,71,29662 €540 €30 %
Mustamäe 6,11,44706 €550 €32 %
Nõmme 7,61,54881 €529 €40 %
Kristiine 8,71,931 011 €550 €46 %
Haabersti 9,11,741 061 €650 €48 %
Kesklinn 10,42,041 214 €695 €55 %
Põhja-Tallinn 10,42,211 214 €599 €55 %
Pirita 11,12,161 298 €900 €59 %

Wage — the typical (median) pre-tax wage from Statistics Estonia (districts use the Tallinn figure, municipalities the Harju county one). Mortgage payment on a typical apartment: 15 % down, 30 years, Euribor 6M + 2 pp; insurance not included.

The “typical” price on this site is the median: half of the listings are dearer, half cheaper; a few very expensive or very cheap offers do not move it. How we count →

Frequently asked questions

How many years does it take to save for an apartment in Tallinn?
A typical apartment costs 5,7 to 11,1 years of the typical pre-tax wage: least in Lasnamäe, most in Pirita. Based on listing prices and Statistics Estonia wages.
Is it cheaper to buy or rent in Tallinn?
At 4,7 % a mortgage payment costs more than rent in all 8 districts. The payment is for a typical apartment with 15 % down over 30 years, insurance excluded.