Apartment associations in Mähe
Find your association among 22 directory records. Compare reported costs, repair funds and loans.
Directory: 22 associations; summary sample: 22. Excludes 0 associations with 1–3 flats; flat count is unknown for 0. Each metric has its own sample. Costs are annual-report monthly averages. Utility coverage is inferred from the amounts, not independently verified; check recent apartment bills. Repair-fund sample: 20 known balances, including 0 zeros; 2 associations lack a per-m² figure. Medians include reported zeros; missing data is not zero.
- Directory: 22 associations; summary sample: 22. Excludes 0 associations with 1–3 flats; flat count is unknown for 0. Each metric has its own sample.
- Reported owner costs had a median of €3.32/m² per month based on annual reports (2024–2025) (interquartile range €3.08/m²–€3.44/m²).
- Recognized member revenue: €1.20/m² / month. Member fees recognized as revenue in the accounts, divided by flat floor area and 12 months, including revenue recognized to cover repair expenditure. Differs from apartment billing and repair-fund cash contributions.
- Costs are annual-report monthly averages. Utility coverage is inferred from the amounts, not independently verified; check recent apartment bills.
- Repair-fund sample: 20 known balances, including 0 zeros; 2 associations lack a per-m² figure. Medians include reported zeros; missing data is not zero.
- The accumulated repair fund reserve had a median balance of €8/m² of residential floor area at year end.
- A long-term bank or renovation loan was held by 14% of associations (22 with readable debt disclosures).
- Data sources: e-Business Register annual reports (2024–2025) and National Building Register (EHR) building areas.
Map & distribution
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Rankings — Mähe
By each association's latest report; only associations with 8+ flats and a known floor area count.
Largest repair fund
Repair fund balance per m² — more saved for future works.
- Padriku tee 1647 flats€20/m²
- Padriku tee 1149 flats€20/m²
- Padriku tee 492 flats€16/m²
- Padriku tee 636 flats€16/m²
- Lauri tee 3330 flats€16/m²
- Padriku tee 769 flats€16/m²
- Lehiku tee 1424 flats€12/m²
- Padriku tee 1279 flats€10/m²
- Padriku tee 1474 flats€9/m²
- Võsa tee 1324 flats€7/m²
Fastest-growing repair fund
Repair fund growth per m² a year, at least 3 years of reports.
- Padriku tee 1647 flats+€3.76/m²/yr
- Lehiku tee 1424 flats+€2.89/m²/yr
- Padriku tee 636 flats+€2.46/m²/yr
- Lauri tee 3330 flats+€2.41/m²/yr
- Padriku tee 1149 flats+€2.28/m²/yr
- Võsa tee 1324 flats+€1.42/m²/yr
- Merivälja tee 7043 flats+€1.28/m²/yr
- Padriku tee 492 flats+€0.79/m²/yr
- Padriku tee 769 flats+€0.54/m²/yr
Lowest total owner costs
Annual charges in the report's flat table divided by flat floor area and 12 months. Utility coverage is inferred from the amounts, not independently verified. Check recent apartment bills for actual charges.
- Padriku tee 538 flats€2.64/m²
- Mähe tee 25a34 flats€2.84/m²
- Põõsa tee 112 flats€2.92/m²
- Padriku tee 769 flats€3.07/m²
- Padriku tee 1279 flats€3.12/m²
- Padriku tee 966 flats€3.14/m²
- Lehiku tee 1221 flats€3.23/m²
- Padriku tee 1647 flats€3.31/m²
- Võsa tee 1324 flats€3.33/m²
- Padriku tee 492 flats€3.33/m²
Risks and warning flags — Mähe
Mechanical flags from the associations' latest reports. They show where the report is worth reading closely — not a verdict on any one building.
Each flag shows its own known-data denominator; it may include associations with 1–3 flats and differ from the summary sample.
- Loan at year end: The report shows a loan balance. A loan stays with the building when a flat is sold.
- Thin repair fund: Repair fund balance under €5/m². Larger works then mean a loan or a special levy.
- Shrinking repair fund: The repair fund fell over 3+ report years (more spent than saved).
- Fee jump: Member fee income rose by 25% or more in a year.
All apartment associations — Mähe
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| Address | Area | Flats | Total owner costs €/m²/mo | Recognized member revenue €/m²/mo | Repair fund balance €/m² | Loan balance | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lauri tee 33 | 30 | €3.38 | €1.26 | €16 | no | 2025 | |
| Lauri tee 7 | 6 | €1.01 | €0.58 | €6 | no | 2025 | |
| Lehiku tee 12 | 21 | €3.23 | €1.21 | €3 | no | 2025 | |
| Lehiku tee 14 | 24 | €3.35 | €2.33 | €12 | no | 2025 | |
| Merivälja tee 70 | 43 | – | – | – | €10,368 | 2024 | |
| Mähe tee 25a | 34 | €2.84 | €0.86 | €5 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 1 | 63 | €3.77 | €0.89 | €6 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 11 | 49 | €3.48 | €0.96 | €20 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 12 | 79 | €3.12 | €1.34 | €10 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 14 | 74 | €3.63 | €1.12 | €9 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 16 | 47 | €3.31 | €1.03 | €20 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 3 | 36 | – | €5.37 | €3 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 4 | 92 | €3.33 | €1.19 | €16 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 5 | 38 | €2.64 | €1.68 | €4 | no | 2024 | |
| Padriku tee 6 | 36 | €3.46 | €1.41 | €16 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 7 | 69 | €3.07 | €1.34 | €16 | no | 2025 | |
| Padriku tee 9 | 66 | €3.14 | €1.03 | €4 | no | 2025 | |
| Põõsa tee 1 | 12 | €2.92 | €1.13 | €1 | no | 2024 | |
| Põõsa tee 3 | 10 | – | – | – | no | 2025 | |
| Vahtriku tee 1 | 24 | – | €6.09 | €3 | €62,976 | 2025 | |
| Varju tee 1 | 6 | €4.94 | €0.31 | €110 | no | 2025 | |
| Võsa tee 13 | 24 | €3.33 | €1.65 | €7 | €14,457 | 2025 |
Apartment prices and market
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Guides and methodology
Frequently asked questions — Mähe
How big is a typical repair fund in Mähe?
The repair fund at year end had a median of €8/m² of flat floor area (20 associations; range €4/m²–€16/m²). 23% of associations with at least 3 years of reports grew their fund every year. Repair-fund sample: 20 known balances, including 0 zeros; 2 associations lack a per-m² figure. Medians include reported zeros; missing data is not zero.
How many apartment associations have a loan in Mähe?
14% of associations (22 with readable loan data) had a loan at year end — usually for renovation. An association loan stays with the building when a flat is sold, so a buyer should know the balance.
Which apartment associations have the largest repair fund in Mähe?
By repair fund balance per m² of flats (associations with 8+ flats): Padriku tee 16 (€20/m²), Padriku tee 11 (€20/m²), Padriku tee 4 (€16/m²).
Which apartment associations have the lowest costs in Mähe?
By reported owner costs, €/m² per month, associations with 8+ flats: Padriku tee 5 (€2.64/m²), Mähe tee 25a (€2.84/m²), Põõsa tee 1 (€2.92/m²). Low costs can also mean less saved for repairs. Costs are annual-report monthly averages. Utility coverage is inferred from the amounts, not independently verified; check recent apartment bills.
Where does this data come from and how accurate is it?
From each association's latest annual report in the e-Business Register (2024–2025); €/m² uses the flats' floor area in the Building Register. Where that area is missing or implausible (under 22 m² per flat) no €/m² is shown. Figures are machine-read from the reports — check the original before deciding.
Calculations and page content updated: 2026-11-12 · Report data imported through: 2026-11-07
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