Today, the next development plans for the Volta Quarter were publicly unveiled. Starting in November, Endover will begin construction on the area’s largest mixed-use business and community hub, Volta HUB. The anchor tenant of the first-phase commercial building will be MyFitness, which plans to open the most modern sports club in the Baltics in early 2026.
Volta HUB: A 40,700m² Business Center for North Tallinn
Endover is set to build the Volta HUB, a 40,700-square-meter mixed-use center that will soon become the largest of its kind in the area. The development will consist of five buildings, with 75% of the total construction area (30,000m²) dedicated to commercial, retail, and service spaces, and the remaining 25% allocated to luxury apartments. Designed by ARS Projekt, Volta HUB will also feature a new kindergarten, recreational areas, and a 15,000m² public park.
Endover’s Development Director, Olari Vokk, noted that half of the Volta Quarter’s planned development is already completed. With the rise of new residential and workspaces within Volta and nearby projects, the demand for services and retail spaces continues to grow.
“North Tallinn, especially the so-called golden mile of Noblessner-Volta-Krulli, needs more services and retail spaces to provide residents and workers with access to everything they need within the framework of the 15-minute city,” explained Vokk.