Täna tähistati Ülemiste Citys uue 13-korruselise büroohoone valmimist, mis on ühtlasi kõrgeim hoone lennujaama piirkonnas. Bernhard Schmidti nime kandvas majas on ligi 11000m² pinda ja hoonesse mahub ca 1000 töökohta. Arvestatava osa majas kasutatavast energiast toodavad selle lõunaküljele paigaldatud 275…
SEB’s pan-Baltic survey of CFOs of large enterprises indicates an improved assessment of the business climate; however, Estonian enterprises remain more conservative in their forecasts than their neighbours to the south. The main concerns for large Estonian enterprises are low…
According to Statistics Estonia, 983 units of housing received permits for use in Estonia in Q3 2015. These are some of the highest levels in the past five years, more than double the number of permits for use a year…
Compared to the other Baltic states, Estonians are more inclined to take out loans to buy their own homes, SEB’s latest economic analysis of households in the Baltic states reveals. Owning one’s home instead of renting it is significantly more…
Compared to the rest of Europe, the residents of the Baltic States rarely move house. People chiefly move for family-related reasons, reveals the new Baltic Household Outlook prepared by SEB. The residents of the Nordic countries move most often. As…
Balances on loan private individuals’ loans in Estonia have begun to grow at accelerating rates. According to the Bank of Estonia, last August the balance on private individuals’ loans stood at 7.23 billion euros, up 3.5% year on year. Growth…
The financial situation of households in the Baltic States has improved thanks to favourable changes on the labour market and growth in mean wages, reveals the new economic analysis of Baltic households by SEB. Growth in people’s savings has significantly…
In an Estonian average, 5.7 years’ mean net wages have to be paid on a transaction with an apartment. In Harju County, wages are higher; however, real estate there is also the most expensive. As a result, far more –…
Due to a reduction in labour taxes, average net (after tax) wages in the first half of 2015 in Estonia and Latvia rose at a quicker pace than gross wages. In Lithuania the average net wages rose a little bit…
The average housing size in the European Union is 96 m2. However, in the Baltics, an average household must cope with 63–67 m2. A new financial analysis of Baltic households organized by SEB reveals that this is, in part, caused…
Colonna’s investors have acquired 18 retail properties in Estonia, housing Rimi and Säästumarket shops with a total lease area of 16,818 m2 of which five are located in Tallinn, the Estonian capital. The former owner of the properties was Kinnisvaravaldus,…
Tänasel pidulikul auhinnagalal Eesti Parimad Ettevõtted 2015 pälvis Aasta Ettevõtte tiitli ehitusettevõte Kodumaja. Aasta Ettevõte valiti Ettevõtluse Arendamise Sihtasutuse (EAS) konkursi Ettevõtluse Auhind ning Eesti Kaubandus-Tööstuskoja ja Eesti Tööandjate Keskliidu Konkurentsivõime Edetabeli parimate seast. EASi juhatuse esimehe Hanno Tombergi sõnul…
The dual-track economic picture in Eastern (including Central) Europe will persist over the next two years. Conflict-plagued Russia and Ukraine will show continued weakness. In Russia, recession will linger during 2016 too, as plunging oil prices rebound only weakly and…
A survey by SEB shows that in terms of current income levels and property prices, residents in the Baltic capitals can now become owners of bigger flats than a year ago. The SEB home purchasing power index* has improved thanks…
The volume of loans and leases to Estonian companies and households was the same at the end of August as in July at 15.8 billion euros. This meant the financing portfolio had increased by 3.5% since August last year. Annual…
