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Luther Quarter is constructed within a historical industrial environment off Vana-Lõuna in central Tallinn.
The total of 180 apartments as well as spacious parking building will be...
Friday 06.04.2007 (61 months ago) The Estonian economy has been mooted for some time by analysts as having exceptional potential for high property investment returns.... read article »
Thursday 15.03.2007 (62 months ago) In February, Statistikaamet reported that the property market in Estonia had experienced strong growth during the fourth quarter of 2006, with the total value of purchase-sale contracts exceeding... read article »
Wednesday 28.02.2007 (63 months ago) While employment levels and wages rise, the Associated Press reports that Estonia's economy also grew by 11.5 per cent last year, helping it to maintain its position as one of Europe's fastest... read article »
Tuesday 20.02.2007 (63 months ago) According to figures produced by Statistikaamet – the Statistical Office of Estonia – there were 16,000 purchase-sale contracts for real estate, with their total value exceeding 22 billion kroons... read article »
Friday 16.02.2007 (63 months ago) While summer temperatures are temperate, with sun seekers flocking to sandy beaches on the shores of the Baltic Sea, winter time in Estonia is a popular period for visitors to explore the country.... read article »
Wednesday 14.02.2007 (62 months ago) Preliminary government figures released yesterday indicate that the country's economy grew by 11.2 per cent in the final quarter of 2006.... read article »
Wednesday 14.02.2007 (62 months ago) The affordability of these cities, especially when compared with UK cities such as London, has been the most magnetic aspect for investors.... read article »
Friday 02.02.2007 (63 months ago) Last year saw the country experience average property value growth of 54 per cent, according to the Global Property Guide, and Estonian locals are among those snapping up homes and apartments.... read article »
Wednesday 16.04.2008 Prices in Pekny Park may rise higher than predicted.
Property prices in Trnava and the surrounding districts could rise higher than experts have predicted.
Car makers in the country plan to boost production in 2009 to 640,000 vehicles. Slovakia now produces more cars per capita, than any other country in the world. And an increase in output will require a massive drive to recruit skills an labour to meet output targets.
However, Peugeot and the other two car makers will need to look beyond Slovakia to fill the vacancies. One suggestion is to relax immigration rules to allow not only workers from Bulgaria and Romania, but also from Vietnam and the Ukraine.
The obvious impact of this will be higher property prices in Trnava and other cities where cars are made.
However, the news could prompt developers to take advantage of this situation, pricing their apartments and houses higher than previously planned - as competition amongst buyers intensifies.