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A total of 488 investors participated in the offering, submitting subscriptions amounting to EUR 5.136 million.
Choosing a home for a family is, on the one hand, a difficult, but on the other hand, an exciting decision: should you buy a home in the city centre, in some other part of the city, in the suburbs, or utterly far away? You also have to think about which places and services could certainly be available near home and which part of the city best fits the family's preferences, interests, and values.
There are many different residential spaces in large cities around the world – apartment buildings, regular houses, but also townhouses or terraced house-type, which are slightly less known in Estonia. While these types of living spaces are a rather rare phenomenon in Estonian cities, by the end of this year, the first unique terraced houses located in the middle of the city will be completed right at the heart of Kalamaja.
An active lifestyle is an important part of taking care of both the physical and mental health, but if the gym or a nature trail is far from home or work, there may not always be time for that. Here, the city and developers can come to the rescue with the task of designing people’s living environment in such a way that there are plenty of various opportunities for being active near their work and home.
North-Tallinn is one of the fastest developing districts of the city where thousands of new residents will be moving to in the coming years. With the ever-growing number of residents, the need for various services also increases and the city and the developer have to make sure that new work and commercial premises are built alongside the new homes.
In the Volta Quarter located in the heart of North Tallinn, life is being kicked into high gear: buildings with a history of more than 120 years are being restored during construction alongside building new architecturally suitable buildings. One of the most exciting buildings in the Quarter, Volta Gallery Lofts, will be completed already this year, and the first new buildings in the Quarter, Volta Residences, will be completed in the beginning of next year.
The history of Volta Quarter dates back to more than 120 years ago when the first factory buildings were completed where a total of 10 million electric engines were manufactured and light was given to the city of Tallinn. Today, both historic limestone buildings and several fascinating elements have been preserved, some of which can be visited in the completed buildings already today.
Architect and urban planner Juhan Kangilaski gave three interesting examples from around the world that have exciting similarities with the Volta Quarter project.
The programme on Äripäev Radio discusses investing in both residential and commercial real estate. The topic is still hot and many investors have tried their hand with rental apartments but there are also attractive opportunities in the field of commercial real estate.
Maarja-Linda Taur, Creative Director at Endover, and Sirje Nikolajeva, founder of the Rannamõisa Garden Salon, share tips for freshening up balconies and terraces for the new season.
In the heart of the Volta Quarter, which is over than 120 years old, the cornerstone was laid for the first new buildings.
A special ceremony was held today to mark the achievement of the final height of the second tower in Endover’s Rocca Towers development. Despite the complex situation on the market at present, the developer is pressing ahead with its plans, which so far this year have seen it exceed its sales goals for the first quarter.
Maarja-Linda Taur, Chief Design Officer for Endover talks about what to keep in mind when furnishing a new home on the Volta Blog and shares tips on how to furnish rooms with particularly high ceilings.
Today, in the Volta quarter of northern Tallinn, the cornerstone was laid for the first building of the new development stage. The restoration of 172-metre long limestone building dating from 1912 is due for completion this summer.
The CEO of Endover shares he's thoughts how sustainability should be considered in real estate development.
The Volta industrial site, which covers 11 hectares on the sea-facing side of the suburb of Kalamaja, is set to gain a new lease on life thanks to property developer Endover’s plans to reshape it as a modern and environmentally friendly residential and business quarter combining old and new architecture. The land belonging to the former Volta factory, which gave Tallinn its first street lights, will be home to a complex of 29 buildings with fully integrated micro-infrastructure.
Property developer Endover has opened the exclusive Ambassador residential and office building in the heart of Tallinn. The apartments in the complex are priced at up to 6600 euros per square metre.
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