APARTMENT ASSOCIATIONS: Tõrva linn Annual reports 2024–2025 e-Business Register + EHR

Apartment associations in Tõrva linn

Find your association among 27 directory records. Compare reported costs, repair funds and loans.

Summary sample
27
525 flats in summary sample
Total costs / mo
€1.86/m²
n = 1
typical flat €94/mo
Recognized member revenue
€1.54/m²
n = 20
median · accounting revenue
Repair fund balance
€0/m²
n = 21
median including zeros
With bank loan
59%
sample with loan data · n = 27

Directory: 27 associations; summary sample: 27. Excludes 0 associations with 1–3 flats; flat count is unknown for 6. 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: 21 known balances, including 18 zeros; 6 associations lack a per-m² figure. Medians include reported zeros; missing data is not zero.

Key facts and summary — Tõrva linn
2026-11-12
  • Directory: 27 associations; summary sample: 27. Excludes 0 associations with 1–3 flats; flat count is unknown for 6. Each metric has its own sample.
  • Reported owner costs had a median of €1.86/m² per month based on annual reports (2024–2025) (interquartile range €1.86/m²–€1.86/m²).
  • Recognized member revenue: €1.54/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: 21 known balances, including 18 zeros; 6 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 €0/m² of residential floor area at year end.
  • A long-term bank or renovation loan was held by 59% of associations (27 with readable debt disclosures).
  • Data sources: e-Business Register annual reports (2024–2025) and National Building Register (EHR) building areas.
Estiq (2026). Apartment associations in Tõrva linn: costs and repair funds 2025. Source: e-Business Register and Building Register. URL: https://estiq.ee/en/korteriuhistu/torva-vald-torva-linn
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Map & distribution

Each dot is one association; zoom in (14+) to see real building outlines. Choose what the colour shows; darker = more. Grey = no €/m² (floor area unknown).

Rankings — Tõrva linn

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.

  1. Tartu tn 128 flats€11/m²
  2. Valga tn 6432 flats€3/m²
  3. Loosi tn 116 flats€3/m²
  4. Ehitaja tn 930 flats€0/m²
  5. Ehitaja tn 730 flats€0/m²
  6. Tartu tn 1412 flats€0/m²
  7. Ehitaja tn 660 flats€0/m²
  8. Puiestee tn 224 flats€0/m²
  9. Valga tn 3211 flats€0/m²
  10. Ehitaja tn 224 flats€0/m²

Risks and warning flags — Tõrva linn

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
59%
16 / 27 associations
Large loan per flat
67%
8 / 12 associations
Thin repair fund
95%
20 / 21 associations
Shrinking repair fund
19%
4 / 21 associations
Fee jump
10%
2 / 21 associations
  • Loan at year end: The report shows a loan balance. A loan stays with the building when a flat is sold.
  • Large loan per flat: Loan balance of €5,000 or more per flat (associations with 4+ flats).
  • 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.

For comparison, Tõrva vald: loan 37%, thin fund 93%, shrinking fund 8%.

Apartment associations by street

Counts cover addresses in this area. A street page may span other districts; one association may manage several buildings.

StreetAssociations in areaBuilding addresses
Ehitaja tn1212
Loosi tn22
Metsa tn22
Tartu tn22
Valga tn88

All apartment associations — Tõrva linn

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Address Neighbourhood Flats Total owner costs €/m²/mo Recognized member revenue €/m²/mo Repair fund balance €/m² Loan balance Year
Ehitaja tn 1 – – – – no 2025
Ehitaja tn 10 32 – €1.59 €0 €200,623 2025
Ehitaja tn 12 – – – – €217,421 2025
Ehitaja tn 2 24 – €0.83 €0 €72,198 2025
Ehitaja tn 3 30 – €0.83 €0 no 2025
Ehitaja tn 4 – – – – €209,259 2025
Ehitaja tn 4a – – – – no 2025
Ehitaja tn 5 30 – €1.39 €0 no 2025
Ehitaja tn 6 60 – €1.32 €0 €242,595 2025
Ehitaja tn 7 30 €1.86 €0.40 €0 no 2025
Ehitaja tn 8 24 – €1.94 €0 €309,264 2025
Ehitaja tn 9 30 – €1.69 €0 €168,756 2025
Loosi tn 1 16 – – €3 €264,919 2025
Loosi tn 3 12 – €2.40 €0 €154,376 2025
Metsa tn 1 12 – €0.42 €0 no 2025
Metsa tn 2 18 – €1.98 €0 €114,593 2025
Puiestee tn 2 24 – €0.24 €0 no 2025
Tartu tn 12 8 – €4.56 €11 €204,181 2024
Tartu tn 14 12 – €1.99 €0 no 2024
Valga tn 15 8 – €3.59 €0 no 2025
Valga tn 32 11 – €3.06 €0 €53,058 2025
Valga tn 60 32 – €1.48 €0 €4,485 2025
Valga tn 62 32 – €0.58 €0 no 2025
Valga tn 64 32 – €1.62 €3 €195,362 2025
Valga tn 66 48 – €0.46 €0 no 2025
Valga tn 68 – – – – €98,646 2025
Valga tn 68a – – – – €98,014 2025
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Frequently asked questions — Tõrva linn

How big is a typical repair fund in Tõrva linn?

The repair fund at year end had a median of €0/m² of flat floor area (21 associations; range €0/m²–€0/m²). 0% of associations with at least 3 years of reports grew their fund every year. Repair-fund sample: 21 known balances, including 18 zeros; 6 associations lack a per-m² figure. Medians include reported zeros; missing data is not zero.

How many apartment associations have a loan in Tõrva linn?

59% of associations (27 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 Tõrva linn?

By repair fund balance per m² of flats (associations with 8+ flats): Tartu tn 12 (€11/m²), Valga tn 64 (€3/m²), Loosi tn 1 (€3/m²).

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.

Data as of 10 Nov 2026 · Sources: apartment association annual reports (e-Business Register), Building Register

Calculations and page content updated: 2026-11-12 · Report data imported through: 2026-11-10

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