Neighbourhood map

Tallinn districts compared: price, safety, air and noise

The same data the map draws, summarised for Tallinn’s eight districts. Every grid cell is assigned to a district by its boundary, and the figures are averages of cells, not valuations of individual homes.

Sale price: median €/m² of notarised apartment sales in the latest complete quarter (shown from 5 sales). Crime index: mean of the cells that have at least 10 incidents over two years. Air: share of good (EAQI 1–2) and poor (4–5) hours in the last 90 days of readings. Noise: mean Lden of the strategic noise-map cells and the share above 55 dB; unmapped areas are not counted.

When the data was refreshed

Each layer is refreshed on its own schedule. “Data through” is the last day the layer covers; “Map refreshed” is the day the map’s data file was last rebuilt.

Schools with the highest state-exam rating

The map shows 168 schools with a known state-exam rating (0–100). These are the ten highest in Estonia; the map shows the ones near your home.

How to read the map

• Price: median of notarised sales, not an asking price. In areas with few sales the figure moves from quarter to quarter.
• Safety: police open-data incidents, weighted by severity and population. The index is relative: use it to compare areas, not to judge a single building.
• Air: share of good and poor hours, not a live reading. Noise: long-term average (Lden), not a spot measurement. Radon: modelled indoor level, not a measurement of a specific flat.

Data, method and limits

Data

Crime: Police and Border Guard Board open data on registered offences (crimes and misdemeanours), data up to 2026-11-04; populations come from the Estiq database's population table. Air: hourly air-quality readings in the Estiq database (PM10 and NO₂ classes) in H3 cells, last 90 days. Noise: the Estonian Environment Agency's strategic noise map (Lden). Radon: the Geological Survey of Estonia's radon-risk layer (modelled indoor level). Schools: the school register (EHIS) and Estiq's 0–100 level based on state-exam results. Sold price: Maa- ja Ruumiamet notarised apartment sales. Neighbourhood outlines: Maa- ja Ruumiamet.

Limits

A registered incident is not the same as an offence that happened; reporting varies. Air values are class values, not exact concentrations, and PM2.5 is not available. The figures describe an area as a whole, not a specific street or building, and do not replace a visit or the official overviews. A neighbourhood's value is the average of the grid cells inside its outline; for a neighbourhood smaller than one cell the nearest cell is used and the page says so.

Sources: Police and Border Guard Board: open data (registered offences) · Estonian Environment Agency: strategic noise map · Environment Agency: air-quality monitoring (ohuseire.ee) · Maa- ja Ruumiamet: sales and neighbourhood outlines

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