Tallinn, Estonia
Estonia's e-Land Register names the owner of every property for €2 plus VAT a look — and logs the query where the owner can see it — while sale prices are published only in groups of five; Tallinn's landmark owners therefore come from filings: the State, a Norwegian family group, Finnish Citycon and the Kapitel–Merko group.
11 buildings · 9 with an owner established · 30 sources · 3 tier B · 8 tier A · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Ownership in Estonia is recorded in the e-Land Register (e-kinnistusraamat), run by the Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK), whose Division II names the owner of every registered immovable. Anyone can look a property up, but viewing another person's property costs €2 plus VAT per division (€6 for the whole register part), paid by bank link or card, and the query is logged in the state data-monitoring system where the owner can see who looked for a year. Sale prices go from notaries to the Land and Spatial Development Board's transaction database, which by law publishes values only where at least five transactions occurred — so no individual sale price is public.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title search€2 + VAT per register division (owner is Division II); whole register part €6 + VAT
Bulk ownership dataWritten query to RIK for data on a region or owners as a table, quoted within 5 working days (data-processing fee €60/h + VAT, minimum €15); contracted customers get API access
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- err.ee / news.err.ee — “Materjalide igasugune kasutamine (reprodutseerimine, töötlemine, avalik esitamine, eksponeerimine, üldsusele suunamine mistahes tehnilise vahendi kaudu, levitamine) ERR-i loata on keelatud. (Any use of the materials … without ERR's permission is prohibited), except statutory free use, incl. reproduction for personal non-commercial purposes.”
- citycon.com — “By accessing the WWW pages of Citycon … you agree to the following terms. … Pages may be viewed, browsed and printed out for the personal use of the user”
- fi.ee (Finantsinspektsioon; oam.fi.ee links to these terms) — “Veebilehel sisalduva informatsiooni reprodutseerimine ja levitamine ilma Finantsinspektsiooni eelneva loata on keelatud. Veebilehel esitatud informatsiooni kasutamine on lubatud ajakirjanduses ja mittetulunduslikel eesmärkidel, kui märgitakse ära informatsiooni allikas.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toompea Castle (Toompea loss) Lossi plats 1a, Toompea, Tallinn |
Civic | Republic of Estonia (at the disposal of the Riigikogu) The Riigikogu's own page: 'Praegu on Toompea loss Riigikogu käsutuses' (Toompea Castle is now at the Riigikogu's disposal); besides the 101 members, over 250 Chancellery staff work in the building. The complex combines the medieval Order castle with the Pikk Hermann tower, the 18th-century Governor's building facing Lossi plats and the 1920s parliament hall inside the walls. The page says 'at the disposal of' rather than naming a title holder, and the e-Land Register entry was not bought — hence tier B. Never sold; no price. |
Government | —B |
| Viru Centre (Viru Keskus) Viru väljak 4/6, Kesklinn, Tallinn |
Retail | Kapitel group (OÜ VK SPV1 / Viru Väljaku Arenduse AS) Sole control of Viru Väljaku Arenduse AS (holds 51.4% of AS Viru Keskus), 48.6% of AS Viru Keskus and the Viru väljak 4-2 parcel Competition Authority decision 11 Jan 2024 (s27): under a share purchase signed 8 Dec 2023, OÜ VK SPV1 — a Kapitel group company controlled via ELL Real Estate Holding B.V. — acquires 50% of Viru Väljaku Arenduse AS (which owns and lets the premises at Viru väljak 6 and holds 51.4% of AS Viru Keskus), 48.6% of AS Viru Keskus and AS Viru Center's parcel at Viru väljak 4-2 (16,063 m², 85% commercial land), gaining sole control; seller Pontos Oy's AS Pontos Baltic; Tristafan a party. Permission granted. ERR (s6): price not disclosed; Kapitel had held 28%. Renovation to May 2023 cost over €20 million. |
Private company | —A |
| Ülemiste Centre (Ülemiste keskus) Suur-Sõjamäe 4, Tallinn 129,800 m² in operation (Linstow share); 50,000 m² development potential |
Retail | Linstow AS Linstow's 2025 annual report, list of properties: 'Ülemiste, Tallinn' — 129,800 m² in operation, 50,000 m² development possibilities, 179,800 m² total (Linstow share); the subsidiary list carries Ülemiste Holding Nederland B.V. at 100%. Linstow 'is wholly owned by AWAS Holding AS, a family-owned investment company'. The report says Ülemiste 'continues to maintain its leading market position and has virtually no vacancy', and work is ongoing to develop the centre beside the new Rail Baltica terminal. Linstow's two Baltic shopping centres had combined rental income of €29.5 million in 2025. |
Family / private | —A |
| Rocca al Mare Shopping Centre Paldiski mnt 102, Haabersti, Tallinn 28,400 m² leasable at acquisition (48,400 m² planned after extension) |
Retail | Citycon Oyj Citycon's 2005 release: it 'has today acquired the Rocca al Mare Shopping Centre in Tallinn' and the neighbouring land with planning for a 25,000 m² extension; built 1998 and 2000, 105 shops, 1,100 parking places, about 4.5 million visitors a year. Citycon's current project page still presents Rocca al Mare as its own planned mixed-use development: 'We plan to develop the Rocca al Mare centre into a multifunctional living environment', gross building area about 100,000 m². Listed on Nasdaq Helsinki. |
Public company | EUR 62.1 million 2005-07 Citycon stock exchange release, 21 Jul 2005: 'total debt-free purchase price was EUR 62.1 million', net yield 8.5%, plus neighbouring land for extension A |
| Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport Tartu mnt 101, Lasnamäe, Tallinn |
Institutional | AS Tallinna Lennujaam (Republic of Estonia) 100% Republic of Estonia The airport's corporate page: 'The sole owner of AS Tallinna Lennujaam is the Republic of Estonia and the company operates in the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Climate.' AS Tallinna Lennujaam founded and holds AS Tallinn Airport GH and AS Airport City, the latter providing 'real estate developing and managing services'; among the group's goals is that 'the properties owned by the company are valued and earn income'. The group runs five airports and two airfields. Named after President Lennart Meri in 2009. |
Government | —A |
| Tallinn TV Tower (Tallinna Teletorn) Kloostrimetsa tee 58a, Pirita, Tallinn |
Institutional | AS Levira State 51% / TDF 49% of Levira (ERR, 2019) The Tower's own page: the TV Tower is 'owned and operated by the telecommunications service provider AS Levira. In September 2009, AS Levira established the Tallinn TV Tower Foundation, to which the building rights of the TV Tower were transferred.' Renovation cost €6.6 million, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund; reopened 4 April 2012. Height 314 m, opened 11 July 1980 (history page). Levira's shareholding comes from ERR (14 Aug 2019, s12): the state owns 51% and French TDF 49%; Levira's own timeline records TDF acquiring the 49% stake. Tier B: the stake is a second source and dated. |
Government | —B |
| Kadriorg Palace (Kadrioru loss) — Kadriorg Art Museum A. Weizenbergi 37, Kadriorg, Tallinn |
Institutional | Not established a paid title search would answer it The museum's history page: Peter I began building the palace in 1718; in 1921 the young Republic gave the empty tsarist palace to the Tallinn Estonian Museum; it later served as the head of state's residence and, after restoration, opened in 2000 as the Kadriorg Art Museum, part of the Art Museum of Estonia, showing Estonia's largest collection of older Western European and Russian art. The page names the user, not the title holder; the register entry costs €2 + VAT and was not bought, so the owner is left blank rather than assumed to be the state. |
Not established | —A |
| Balti Jaama Turg (Baltic Station Market) Kopli 1, Kalamaja, Tallinn |
Retail | Astri Grupp ERR (25 Jun 2019): 'Balti Jaama Turu omanik Astri Grupp' (Astri Group, owner of Balti Jaama Turg) bought the Keskturg (Central Market) property from Turukaubanduse AS; Astri is 'a group of companies based on Estonian capital' owning in Tallinn Balti Jaama Turg and DEPOO. Astri's own history page: the old market opened 1 Oct 1993 on the site of the 1870s Verner limestone warehouses; Astri Group began building the new market hall in January 2016 and it opened on 19 May 2017; up to 300 vendors trade on three levels. No price stated. |
Private company | —A |
| Postimaja (Central Post Office) and CC Plaza Narva mnt 1 / Viru väljak, Kesklinn, Tallinn 9,232 m² net leasable (Postimaja) |
Retail | Baltic Horizon Fund Baltic Horizon Fund annual report 2025 (s20), portfolio table: Postimaja, retail, acquired 2018, valuation €21.27 million at 31 Dec 2025, 9,232 m² net leasable, occupancy 99.8%, NOI €1.31 million in 2025. Held through BH CC Plaza OÜ (Tallinn, 100%). The fund is managed by Northern Horizon Capital AS and listed on the Nasdaq Tallinn fund list. The valuation is a year-end fair value, not a sale price. |
REIT | —A |
| Noblessner seafront quarter (Noblessneri sadamalinnak) Allveelaeva / Staapli / Vesilennuki, Kalamaja, Tallinn |
Residential | Not established a paid title search would answer it Merko market announcement (4 Mar 2025, s18): residential projects in Noblessner are developed by Kodusadam OÜ, a joint venture established in December 2014; 'AS Merko Ehitus Eesti and BLRT Grupp AS both own 50%'. Completed so far: four buildings on Staapli, five on Vesilennuki, one on Allveelaeva; the new Allveelaeva 2 has 83 flats and 6 commercial units, prices from €4,200/m², due early 2027. The Competition Authority (s27) lists Kodusadam among companies in which Kapitel holds 50% — Kapitel and Merko sit in the same group. Sold flats belong to their buyers; title to remaining land was not checked. |
Not established | —A |
| Tallinn Town Hall (Tallinna raekoda) Raekoja plats 1, Vanalinn, Tallinn |
Civic | City of Tallinn English Wikipedia: the oldest town hall in the Baltic region and Scandinavia, given its exterior in 1402–04; tower 64 m with the 'Old Thomas' weather vane (since 1530). 'Although the city administration worked in the town hall until 1970, it still holds the role of a representational building of the city administration' and is a concert venue and museum. Tier B: the source describes municipal use, not title; the City's own site (tallinn.ee) is behind a Cloudflare challenge and the register entry was not bought. Never sold; no price. |
Government | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
No assessed value by parcel is published: Estonia's land tax uses zone-based land values, and the Land Board publishes sale prices only in groups of five or more. The figures below are therefore market statistics quoted in listed companies' 2025 annual reports, plus the one central parcel whose area a public decision states.
Tallinn apartment sales 2025 (median price)9,034 sales; median €2,830 per m²
Hepsor AS annual report 2025 (s23), citing the Land and Spatial Development Board's transaction statistics: 9,034 apartment sales in Tallinn in 2025 (2024: 8,403), median €2,830/m² (2024: €2,843). RKAS's annual report (s14) gives 8,994 sales at an average €2,900/m² — the two were queried on different dates.
New-build apartment price, Tallinn€4,994 per m² (31 Dec 2025)
Hepsor annual report 2025, citing the Citify portal: average new-development price €4,994/m² (31 Dec 2024: €4,870); 1,063 unsold new flats at year-end.
Tallinn office stock954,000 m²; ~11% vacancy; 6.75% cap rate (end-2025)
Hepsor annual report 2025, 'Offices'. RKAS (s14) adds that about 73,600 m² of new office space was completed in Tallinn in 2025.
Viru Centre parcel, Viru väljak 4-216,063 m² (85% commercial land, 15% public use)
Competition Authority decision 11 Jan 2024 (s27), giving the parcel's register part and cadastral number 78401:102:0140; the part of Viru Keskus on it passed to the Kapitel group. No price published.
EfTEN's Mustika Centre (largest single asset of the listed fund in Tallinn)€39.48 million fair value; 27,639 m² net leasable (31 Dec 2025)
EfTEN Real Estate Fund annual report 2025 (s19), investment portfolio table; acquisition cost €37.38 million. A valuation, not a sale price.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Tallinn's largest single landholders that publish figures are public: the State through Riigi Kinnisvara AS, the Port of Tallinn and Tallinn Airport. The City of Tallinn is certainly a major holder but its own pages could not be opened (Cloudflare). Among private owners, the Kapitel group's land bank is the one a public decision itemises.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Riigi Kinnisvara AS (Republic of Estonia) RKAS 2025 annual report: at 31 Dec 2025 its own asset portfolio held 455 properties covering 6.1 million m², with 791 buildings of 984 thousand m² net area; in total it served 676 properties and 1,715,941 m² net floor area including contracted and sub-let portfolios. Clients are mostly ministries (Education and Research 39%, 633,784 m²; Interior 22%). It sold 15 properties for €14.7 million in 2025, including the former National Archives complex at Maneeži 2//4, Tallinn (€3.86 million) and an office building at Mustamäe tee 33 (€2.45 million). The Ministry of Finance holds the shares (structure page, s15). Figures are national, not Tallinn-only. |
Government | 455 properties, 6.1 million m² of land, 791 buildings with 984,000 m² net floor area owned (31 Dec 2025, Estonia-wide)A |
| AS Tallinna Sadam (Port of Tallinn) — 67.03% Republic of Estonia Tallinna Sadam annual report 2025: owns the Old City Harbour and Saaremaa passenger harbours and the Muuga and Paldiski South cargo harbours; real-estate line lists 16 ha of property development at Old City Harbour (Masterplan 2030+), 76 ha Muuga Industrial Park and 34 ha Paldiski South (both outside the city). 176,295,032 of 263,000,000 shares (67.03%) are held by the Republic of Estonia via the Ministry of Climate; listed on Nasdaq Tallinn. |
Government | Old City Harbour; 16 ha for property development thereA |
| AS Tallinna Lennujaam (Tallinn Airport) — Republic of Estonia Corporate page: the Republic of Estonia is sole owner; subsidiary AS Airport City 'provides real estate developing and managing services'. No land area stated on the opened page. |
Government | Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport; real estate via AS Airport CityA |
| Kapitel group Competition Authority decision 11 Jan 2024: OÜ Smuuli Kvartal owns an unbuilt parcel of about 11.4 hectares at J. Smuuli tee 1, planned for up to five buildings (a shopping centre of up to four floors and 12- and 14-storey offices); other Kapitel companies own parcels at Kalasadama 5, 7 and 10, Imanta 8 and Võlvi 5. |
Private company | 11.4 ha unbuilt at J. Smuuli tee 1, plus central parcelsA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
New homes in Tallinn are built mainly by Estonian developers that are listed or bond-listed on Nasdaq Tallinn, so their annual reports are the only consistent source; there is no official per-builder league table. Citify counted 1,515 new-build flats sold in Tallinn in 2025 (+23.4%) and 782 around the city (Liven annual report, s25). Several developers are in the same groups as the construction firms that build for them.
| Name | Type | Sales 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Merko Ehitus (Merko Kodud) Merko annual report 2025: 358 apartments sold in 2025 (incl. 11 in a joint venture) for €67.8 million excl. VAT, of which 148 in Estonia; 865 apartments in active sale at year-end. Majority shareholder AS Riverito held 71.99% at 31 Dec 2025. Co-develops Noblessner through the Kodusadam OÜ joint venture with BLRT Grupp. |
Public company | 148 apartments sold in Estonia (358 group-wide), €67.8mA |
| Liven AS Liven annual report 2025: 'we concluded 176 new contracts under the law of obligations, which is the highest number in Liven's history (2024: 129)'; average 235 homes for sale; projects include Regati pst 5 (64 homes sold) in Tallinn. |
Public company | 176 new sales contracts in 2025A |
| Hepsor AS Hepsor annual report 2025: revenue €35.4 million 'including the sale of 141 apartments'; over 14 years it has developed nearly 162,000 m², including more than 2,000 homes; no new projects were completed in Estonia in 2025. Headquartered in Tallinn; listed since 2021. |
Public company | 141 apartments sold in 2025 (Estonia and Latvia)A |
| AS Pro Kapital Grupp Pro Kapital annual report 2025: Kalaranna District (Kalaranna 8) — twelve 4–5-storey buildings on nearly six hectares delivering 387 apartments, final stage completed end-2025; Kristiine City (100%) is 'one of the largest residential areas in the Baltic countries'; group revenue €53.2 million. |
Public company | Kalaranna District: 387 apartments in 12 buildings, completed 2025A |
| Arco Vara AS Arco Vara annual report 2025: 48 apartments sold in 2025 (28 under preliminary agreements, 20 under real-right contracts); Tallinn projects include Lammi, Soodi 6, Spordi 3a/3b and the Luther Quarter, acquired in 2025. |
Public company | 48 apartments sold in 2025A |
| Kodusadam OÜ (Merko–BLRT joint venture) Merko announcement 4 Mar 2025 (s18): four buildings on Staapli, five on Vesilennuki and one on Allveelaeva completed; Allveelaeva 2 (83 flats, 6 commercial units) due early 2027; AS Merko Ehitus Eesti and BLRT Grupp AS each own 50%. |
Developer | 10 apartment buildings completed in Noblessner; 83 flats under wayA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Tallinn's commercial stock is held by a few Baltic and Nordic groups: two Nasdaq Tallinn-listed property funds, a Norwegian family group, a Finnish listed landlord and two Estonian private groups. None publishes a Tallinn-only floor-area total; figures below are what each filing states.
| Name | Type | Tallinn holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Linstow AS Linstow annual report 2025: Ülemiste, Tallinn 129,800 m² in operation (+50,000 m² development); Radisson Blu Olümpia (390 rooms, 30,854 m²) and Park Inn by Radisson Central Tallinn (245 rooms, 9,888 m²). Wholly owned by AWAS Holding AS, a family-owned investment company. |
Family / private | Ülemiste 129,800 m² + two hotels 40,742 m²A |
| EfTEN Real Estate Fund AS EfTEN annual report 2025, portfolio at 31 Dec 2025: 16 properties with location 'Tallinn' (logistics at Kuuli 10, Betooni 1a and 6, DSV centre; Mustika Centre; Tammsaare tee Rautakesko; offices at Pärnu mnt 102 and 105, Lauteri 5; care homes; 50% of Hotel Palace) — summed by us; some, e.g. Laagri Selver, sit just outside the city line. Group total 37 properties, €381.0 million. |
REIT | 16 assets listed under Tallinn, €165.0m fair value, c. 146,300 m² net leasableA |
| Kapitel group Competition Authority decision 11 Jan 2024: Kapitel subsidiaries own Delta Plaza office (Pärnu mnt 141), Nordic Hotel Forum (Viru väljak 3), Sõpruse pst 145 offices, an 11.4 ha unbuilt parcel at J. Smuuli tee 1, the Arter office quarter (Liivalaia), parcels at Kalasadama 5, 7 and 10, and 50% of a hotel at A. Laikmaa 5; same group as Merko via Kemtal Grupp OÜ / AS Riverito. No floor-area total stated. |
Private company | Viru Keskus (control), Delta Plaza, Nordic Hotel Forum, Arter quarter, 11.4 ha at J. Smuuli tee 1A |
| Baltic Horizon Fund Baltic Horizon annual report 2025: Postimaja (retail, €21.27m, 9,232 m²), Lincona (office, €11.41m, 10,767 m²) and Pirita SC (retail, €10.05m, 5,425 m²) at 31 Dec 2025 — summed by us; Meraki in Tallinn was sold on 13 Mar 2025. Fund-wide 11 properties, €208.9m. |
REIT | 3 Tallinn assets, €42.7m, c. 25,400 m² net leasableA |
| Citycon Oyj Citycon release 21 Jul 2005: acquired Rocca al Mare and adjoining land for a debt-free €62.1 million; its current project page plans c. 100,000 m² gross mixed-use densification of the site. |
Public company | Rocca al Mare Shopping Centre (bought 2005 for €62.1m)A |
| Astri Grupp ERR 25 Jun 2019: Astri, 'based on Estonian capital', owns Balti Jaama Turg and DEPOO in Tallinn and bought the Keskturg (Central Market) property; its centres page lists Keskturg among its markets. No floor-area total stated. |
Private company | Balti Jaama Turg, DEPOO and the Keskturg siteA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Owner of record of Kadriorg Palace — the State is the obvious holder, possibly via the Ministry of Culture or RKAS, but no opened page says so and the €2 register look-up was not bought.
- Kultuurikilomeeter (Culture Kilometre) is a public promenade along the former coastal railway; its land is presumably City of Tallinn, not established.
- City of Tallinn landholdings and municipal housing — tallinn.ee blocked by Cloudflare; no figure.
- Eesti Raudtee / Elron, TalTech, Tallinn University and the Estonian Defence Forces (via the State Defence Investment Centre, RKIK) were named as likely large landholders; none was opened, so no holdings figures.
- Mainor Ülemiste AS (Ülemiste City) is a Nasdaq-listed issuer, but no annual report was found in the FSA's announcement store under its issuer filter; its Ülemiste City floor area is not recorded here.
- Whether the TV Tower's owner AS Levira is still 51% State / 49% TDF in 2026 — the stake rests on a 2019 ERR report.
- Closing of the Viru Keskus deal after clearance (the decision required completion within six months); later Kapitel filings were not opened.
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Sources
- E-Land Register portal — Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK) · openA
- E-Land Register — Service prices — Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK) · openA
- E-Land Register — Queries — Centre of Registers and Information Systems (RIK) · openA
- Real estate transaction statistics — Land and Spatial Development Board (Maa- ja Ruumiamet) · openA
- Toompea loss (Toompea Castle) — Riigikogu (Parliament of Estonia) · openA
- Kapitel acquires full stake in Viru Keskus shopping mall — ERR News · openA
- Citycon expands to Estonia, acquiring Tallinn's Rocca al Mare Shopping Centre (stock exchange release) — Citycon Oyj · openA
- Rocca al Mare — planned development project — Citycon Oyj · openA
- Linstow Annual Report 2025 — Linstow AS · openA
- Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport — Estonia's aerial gateway (corporate) — AS Tallinna Lennujaam (Tallinn Airport) · openA
- About the TV Tower — SA Tallinna Teletorn (Tallinn TV Tower Foundation) · openA
- Ministeeriumid vaidlevad Levira müümise üle (Ministries argue over selling Levira) — ERR · openA
- Ajalugu ja hoone (History and building) — Kadrioru kunstimuuseum / Art Museum of Estonia · openA
- Riigi Kinnisvara AS majandusaasta aruanne 2025 (annual report 2025) — Riigi Kinnisvara AS (RKAS) · openA
- Kes me oleme / Struktuur ja juhtimine (Who we are / structure) — Riigi Kinnisvara AS (RKAS) · openA
- Levira — about us (timeline) — AS Levira · openA
- Astri Grupp ostis Tallinna Keskturu (Astri Group bought Tallinn's Central Market) — ERR · openA
- Launch of a new residential development project Allveelaeva 2 in Noblessner seafront quarter (market announcement 17053) — AS Merko Ehitus via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- EfTEN Real Estate Fund AS Consolidated Annual Report 2025 — EfTEN Real Estate Fund AS via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- Baltic Horizon Fund Annual Report 2025 — Northern Horizon Capital AS via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- Tallinna Sadam Group Annual Report 2025 — AS Tallinna Sadam via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- Merko Ehitus Annual Report 2025 — AS Merko Ehitus via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- Hepsor AS Audited Annual Report 2025 — Hepsor AS via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- AS Pro Kapital Grupp Annual Report 2025 — AS Pro Kapital Grupp via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- Liven AS audited annual report 2025 — Liven AS via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- Arco Vara AS Annual Report 2025 — Arco Vara AS via Finantsinspektsioon OAM · openA
- Otsus nr 5-5/2024-001: koondumisele nr 27/2023 OÜ VK SPV1 ja Viru Väljaku Arenduse AS, AS Viru Keskus, AS Viru Center ettevõtja osa loa andmine (Competition Authority merger clearance) — Konkurentsiamet (Estonian Competition Authority) · openA
- Tallinn Town Hall — Wikipedia · openA
- Balti Jaama Turg — History — Astri Grupp · openA
- Astri environments (centres and markets) — Astri Grupp · openA