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Maa-amet: Balti kinnisvaraturu ülevaade 2015

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Koostöös Läti Maateenistuse ja Leedu Registrite Keskusega on koostatud Balti riikide kinnisvaraturu inglisekeelne ülevaade: Baltic Review 2015: Real Estate Markets of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Lae ülevaade siit.

The financial assets of Baltic families are growing despite low deposit interest rates

SEB Pank

In 2014, household deposits grew in all three Baltic States due to the rise in incomes, trust towards banks, and also due to the adoption of the euro in Lithuania. This year the volume of financial assets is expected to

Stable prices make saving attractive even with low interest rates

SEB Pank

Rapid inflation, both before and after the economic crisis, made borrowing favourable in each of the Baltic States and reduced the point of depositing money – due to the rapid decrease in the purchasing power of money, real interest rates

In 2014, average gross earnings grew in each of the Baltic States

The state of the job market continues to improve, regardless of the slowing of economic growth and lower employment rate growth. Last year, the growth of average gross earnings was influenced by the increase in the minimum wage in each

SEB: Families have an average money reserve of 5-6 months’ pay

At the end of 2014, the volume of liquid assets per resident was on par with the recommended money reserve in all three Baltic States, but at the same time a significant number of the residents of Latvia and Lithuania

Savings, real estate, and children: future pensioners of the Baltics rely on alternatives to the state pension

According to the Baltic Retirement Readiness Index calculated based on an SEB survey, 90 percent of Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian employed population hope to have alternatives (i.e. other sources of income) to the state pension. In reality, only a half

SEB: Proportion of home loans with long-term arrears return to pre-crisis levels

According to an international survey conducted in 2013, as much as 74 per cent of Latvian families experienced some negative impact – job loss or decreased income – from the economic crisis. In Estonia, the proportion of such families was

SEB: Families in all three Baltic States see their economic situation improving gradually

Mean net wages topped the pre-crisis levels in all three Baltic States. Wage statistics show a gap of almost 50 per cent between mean net wages in Estonia and the other Baltic States; in recent years, the gap has widened

SEB analysis: a resident of Tallinn on an average income can only buy a standard apartment 8.1 square metres smaller than a resident of Riga

According to the SEB housing purchasing power index, in the last quarter of 2013 the accessibility of housing improved in both Vilnius and Riga but declined in Tallinn. In the last quarter of 2013, a resident of Riga on an

BPT Baltic Opportunity Fund acquires Domus Pro, a retail development project in Vilnius, Lithuania

In its fourth acquisition, the BPT Baltic Opportunity Fund is in the process of acquiring a retail development project in Vilnius, Lithuania, from Danish developer TK Development A/S. The project known as Domus Pro Retail Park has substantial pre-letting in

DTZ Property Times Baltic Industrial/Logistic H1 2012

Positive trends have been noticed in Estonian and Lithuanian industrial and warehouse markets. However, Latvia is experiencing slower growth in sector’s investment transactions. Industrial and warehouse sector has reached to slight increase phase, nevertheless, rapid increase in demand towards newly

Ten Top Tips When Buying Residential Property In Tallinn And Estonia

In amongst all the up-to-date news and developments about the real estate market, and everything else in Tallinn and Estonia, we like to provide concrete advice to those who are thinking of buying in Tallinn. After all, property is our

Credit Rating Agency Fitch Confirms Estonia at A+

Credit ratings agency Fitch has confirmed its rating for Estonia at A+, according to a recent report on the Estonian state broadcaster ERR’s English-language website. Particularly noteworthy in Fitch’s estimation, was the accession to the Eurozone in January 2011 and

GDP in Estonia up 3.9 per cent year on year to Q1 2012

According to a report on the Baltic Business News, the Estonian economy saw a growth of 3.9 per cent in Q1 of 2012, with particular emphasis on construction and also retail and wholesale trade. Citing figures from the Estonian Statistics

Economic Growth in Estonia Highest in Baltic States, EU

Estonia saw the highest economic growth in the EU in 2011 according to a report on Baltic Business News. Citing SEB bank’s Baltic Household Outlook, the article showed how in addition to Estonia’s impressive growth rate (7.6 per cent), neighboring Lithuania

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