See the homes around you.
Explore apartments and houses for sale or rent on a live map of Tallinn. Walk through the city, move the map, and see what's available at the places you're actually interested in.
Renting
Tallinn apartment rental prices vary by size, location and condition. Here you can compare current asking rents for one-, two-, three- and four-room apartments across Tallinn and see how rental prices differ between neighbourhoods.
Looking for an apartment to rent in Tallinn? Browse current rental listings on the map and compare apartments by price, size and location.
Renting by area
Rental prices vary significantly across Tallinn. Compare typical monthly rents by neighbourhood and see where apartments are more affordable.
Buying
Current asking prices for apartments for sale in Tallinn, grouped by number of rooms. Compare typical purchase prices across the city and see how much apartments cost per square metre. Tallinn currently averages around €3,425 per m².
Buying by area
Compare apartment prices across Tallinn neighbourhoods using price per square metre. This makes it easier to see how property prices differ across the city and which areas are more affordable.
A typical apartment costs €140,000 in Lasnamäe, compared with €365,000 in Kadriorg. See current property prices across Tallinn and compare what apartments cost in different neighbourhoods.
Where to look
Explore Tallinn neighbourhoods by rental prices, property prices and the number of available listings. Choose an area that fits your budget and see what homes are currently available.
Kesklinna · Kadriorg · Old Town
The central parts of Tallinn. Prices vary a lot here — see what is available on the map.
Mustamäe · Kristiine · Lasnamäe
The cheaper parts of Tallinn, further from the centre but well connected.
Kesklinna · Põhja-Tallinna · Lasnamäe
These areas have the most homes on the map right now — Kesklinna alone has 2,543 listings.
How it works
Open Nabe on your phone and view homes for sale and rent around you.
Nabe uses your location to show nearby properties, with their prices directly on the map.
Tap a property to see its details and open the original listing on the property portal.
No account or signup required.
Before you rent
A few practical things to check before renting an apartment in Tallinn.
A deposit is usually required in addition to the first month's rent. Check the amount and payment terms before signing.
Some rental listings involve an agency fee paid by the tenant. Check all one-off costs before arranging a viewing.
Rent often does not include utilities. Ask for typical summer and winter costs, especially in older buildings.
Many rental apartments here are furnished. Check what furniture and appliances are included before signing.
If you need to register your address in Estonia, confirm with the landlord that registration is possible before signing.
Where the listings come from
Nabe collects property listings from Estonia's main real estate portals and places them on one map. Tap any listing to open the original advertisement on the portal where it was published.
Trend
We take a snapshot of every listing in Tallinn once a day and track where the middle of the market sits. 9 days so far. A flat line is an answer too — it means nothing is moving.
Questions
A one-room apartment typically costs €430 a month, with most listings between €350 and €525. A two-room apartment costs around €650 a month.
Põhja-Tallinna, Lasnamäe and Kristiine currently have some of the lowest asking rents in Tallinn, with typical rents around €550–€550 a month.
A two-room apartment typically costs €155,000, with most listings between €120,000 and €217,000. One-room apartments start at around €74,990. The average asking price is about €3,425 per m².
Kesklinna, Põhja-Tallinna and Lasnamäe currently have the most listings on the Nabe map.
Nabe puts current apartment listings from local property portals on one map. You can browse homes for sale and rent by location, price and size, then open the original listing.
Check the deposit, utilities and possible agency fee before signing a rental agreement. If you need to register your address, confirm that the landlord allows it.