Affordable property in Pirkanmaa, Finland
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79 000 €
Apartment in Tampere, Finland
We offer a second floor apartment in Pispala, Tampere. This 50m² home is located in a small and quiet house. The company is located on its own plot and as a form of heating is district heating, which brings stability to the cost of housing. The property also has an atmospheric wood-burning sauna with traditional steam baths. Water fee 26...
140 000 €
Apartment in Tampere, Finland
The apartment in the first floor apartment offers bright and comfortable living thanks to a functional layout. The glazed balcony adds extra space to everyday life and practically serves as one additional room.
The location is excellent: Tampere city centre and Kaleva's diverse services are right next door, and a tram stop is within walking...
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Europe has recorded a new geographic paradox: four out of the five most expensive housing markets on the continent are concentrated within the tiny territories of Switzerland and Luxembourg.
By the end of 2025, the residential real estate market in the European Union demonstrated steady growth of 5.5%. However, the figures varied significantly across individual countries, from a sharp price increase in Hungary and Portugal to a moderate decline in Finland.
