Buying a new home is more than just a transaction – it’s a life-defining decision that blends dreams with practical considerations. It’s a nuanced process that requires careful thought and thorough preparation. That’s why Everaus Kinnisvara’s Sales Manager, Marti J. Mägi, answered three of the most common questions clients ask him.
In recent years, perceptions of the ideal living environment have begun to shift. While city life with its buzz and conveniences was once the top priority, more and more people are now seeking greenery, privacy, and a slower pace of life – qualities found on the city’s edge. This shift in mindset has significantly increased interest in suburban plots for private homes, making them more valuable than ever.
On June 11, a symbolic cornerstone was laid in Haabersti, Tallinn, for Everaus Kinnisvara’s new contactless self-storage complex. Developed in cooperation with AS Maru Ehitus, the facility will open at the end of 2025, making Everaus Kinnisvara the largest provider of self-storage rental services in the Baltics.
Everaus Kinnisvara CEO and founder Janar Muttik joined Äripäev’s morning radio show to discuss how the recently raised €5 million from the bond issuance will be used, which construction companies have been contracted under fixed-price agreements to mitigate risks, and briefly touched on the future outlook of the real estate market.
Today, June 5, 2025, trading with Everaus Kinnisvara AS bonds began on Nasdaq Baltic First North market. The listing of the Everaus Kinnisvara bonds follows the public offering by the real estate developer to Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian investors, the base volume of which – 3 million euros – was more than three times oversubscribed. 1,601 investors participated in the issue, subscribing for bonds in the amount range of 1,000 to 500,000 euros, for a total of 9,474,000 euros.
The real estate developer Everaus Kinnisvara AS, through its subsidiary Lennuradari Laod OÜ, has signed a construction agreement with AS Maru Ehitus to begin the expansion of the Lennuradar business complex in Rae municipality. The project will add four modern commercial buildings with warehouse and stock-office spaces, totaling 4,000 square metres and comprising 56 rental units. Two of the buildings will be completed and opened to tenants by the end of 2025, with the remaining two set for completion in spring 2026.
The first public bond offering by Everaus Kinnisvara AS attracted substantial interest from investors: the base issue of 3 million euros was oversubscribed by 3,16 times. As a result, the real estate developer decided to increase the offering volume to 5 million euros.
Interior finishing is not just about painting walls or choosing flooring. It’s the art of creating a space that supports your lifestyle and expresses your personality. But where to begin in this world full of options? Here are a few practical guidelines to help you navigate interior design choices.
In the “Developers Special” miniseries of the “Kinnisvarajutud” podcast, the guest was Janar Muttik, founder and CEO of Everaus Kinnisvara. The first half of the episode focused on the company’s growth and achievements so far. In the second half, the discussion turned to Everaus Kinnisvara’s public bond offering, which gives investors the opportunity to subscribe to bonds with an 11% yield.
In cooperation with Investor Toomas, a platform created by Äripäev, a seminar introducing Everaus Kinnisvara and its bond issue took place on May 20 at 5:30 PM at Pihlaka Farm in Peetri. The recording of the seminar provides an overview of Everaus Kinnisvara’s operations, completed and ongoing projects, future plans, as well as the bond issue and its objectives.
The Everaus Kinnisvara team spent a delightful afternoon with their families in the Kangru Kodu residential area, coming together to build birdhouses for local birds. Kangru is a truly exceptional place to live for those seeking peace and greenery without giving up urban comforts. This private and green residential quarter is located just a 15-minute drive from the heart of Tallinn, on the border of Luige and Kangru villages in Kiili municipality.
Everaus Kinnisvara AS, one of Estonia’s largest real estate developers, launched its first public bond offering on May 14. The total size of the offering is 3 million euros. In case of oversubscription, the issuer has the right to increase the offering up to 5 million euros. The nominal value of one bond is 1000 euros with a maturity date of June 4, 2028. The bonds carry a fixed annual interest rate of 11%, with interest payments made quarterly. The subscription period ends on May 27.
Developers often claim it’s always a good time to buy a home, but right now, the stars may genuinely be aligning in buyers’ favor. A unique combination of market factors has created a window of opportunity that makes 2025 one of the most favorable times in recent years to purchase a home.