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Register data as of Oct 26, 2026 Märja alevik · Tartu

Aisa põik 8, Tartu

Aisa põik 8 (Tartu, Märja alevik) is a 2021 3-story residential building, 15 apartments (EHR 121358783). Estiq AVM model benchmark is 3 529 €/m² (range 3 060–3 998 €/m²) as of Oct 26, 2026.

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Aisa põik 8, Tartu – aerial photo of the building, outline from the Building Register (EHR)
Aerial photo · building outline from the Building Register (EHR) · Orthophoto 27.04.2024, Maa- ja Ruumiamet (open data licence)
3 floors 15 apartments EHR 121358783 ↗ Cadastre 83101:001:0700 ↗ Private ownership · apartment ownership

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The area at a glance

Six indicators for this address. Tap one to see its source and what it does not tell you.

Incident level no data no PPA open-data records for this area Air elevated 56% of hours good, 15% poor · 12 months Noise 50 dB modelled road noise (Lden) Radon in soil high 50–100 kBq/m³ School 21 min walk Tartu Erakool · 1584 m Transit stop 3 min walk Õssu stop · 204 m

Automated Market Valuation & Building Benchmark

Aisa põik 8 is a 3-storey residential building built in 2021, with 15 apartments, energy class A. The Estiq AVM benchmark is €3 529/m², 549.9% above the Märja alevik median (notarised apartment transaction median €543/m², 2026 Q3, n=18).

Aisa põik 8 is a 3-storey residential building completed in 2021 in Märja alevik, with 15 apartments. Load-bearing structure: Lightweight Blocks (EHR register). The most common unit type is 3-room apartments (7 of them). Energy class A (per energy certificate).

The Estiq AVM baseline for apartments in this building is 3 529 €/m², approximately 549.9% above the Märja alevik median (notarised apartment transaction median €543/m², 2026 Q3, n=18). The typical unit (3-room, 57,4 m²) comes to about €194 471.

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First-time home buyers, 1–2 person households, and rental investors.

⚠ Key Considerations

Energy class A, open surface parking, and 2021 construction vintage.

€700–€860/mo

Market rent for typical 3-room apartment (H3-9 klaster (Aisa põik)).

📊 Market data · H3-9 klaster (Aisa põik)
4,3–5,3%

Estimated gross yield (derived from real rental market listings).

from market data

Apartment Prices & Room Breakdown

Official Building Register (EHR) apartment types and Estiq valuation ranges.

Apartment Count Typical Size €/m² Value Range
1-room 1 28 m² €3 705 €89 943–€117 537
2-room 6 40.1 m² €3 529 €122 692–€160 334
3-room 7 51.5 – 57.4 m² €3 388 €166 257–€217 265
4-room 1 80.1 m² €3 282 €227 924–€297 852
Most units in the building vary: actual transaction prices depend directly on floor level, interior condition, basement storage, and parking rights.
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1-room · 28 m² 2-room · 40.1 m² 3-room · 56.6 m² 4-room · 80.1 m²
− 57,4 m² +
Needs repair −15% Good condition Renovated +10%
1st floor −2% Middle floor Top floor
Balcony / loggia +€3 000 Basement storage +€2 000 Parking space +€3 500
Calculated Fair Market ValueThe model's statistical estimate of the price a similar apartment in this building would most likely sell for. Based on Land and Spatial Board transaction data and comparable apartments. The actual price can differ by a few per cent. Not an EVS 875 valuation report.
€194 471
ca €3 388 / m² · model estimate
Model-Based Indicative Asking PriceA suggested starting price for a sale listing: the calculated market value +5%. In Tallinn apartments sell on average 3–5% below the final asking price, so this leaves room for negotiation. It is not a transaction price or a guarantee. €204 195
Expected Monthly Rent €700–€860/mo
Asking price per m² €3 557/m²
Negotiation buffer 3–5%
Methodology: automated statistical AVM valuation based on official Land Board sales records. Does not substitute a certified appraisal report under EVS 875 standards.

Estiq Building Scorecard™

8-dimensional audit of living environment, safety, infrastructure, and market liquidity.

Composite Score
7.9 / 10
Data coverage: 76%

The Estiq Building Score™ is Estiq's own analytical composite indicator (not an official rating or guarantee of condition, safety, or investment performance); component weights are shown below. Methodology

Dimensions marked "–" below are not directly measured for this building; the composite score applies a calibrated neutral prior to them.

Location & Transit8.7

Õssu stop 204 m / 3 min; fast connection to city centre.

Weight 20%
Education & Schools5.1

Tartu Erakool 1584 m; kindergarten 1525 m.

Weight 15%
Air Quality & Environment7.8

56% of hours good, 15% poor (12-month mean, level: elevated), noise level 50 dB (moderate), modelled (Lden), nearest park Mängudžungel 1700 m. Sources: Estiq noise model (CNOSSOS-EU); Estiq air-quality index derived from Keskkonnaagentuur data.

Weight 10%
Safety & Crime Risk–

No police (PPA) open data for this area.

Weight 10%
Condition & Vintage9.4

Built in 2021; structure Lightweight Blocks.

Weight 15%
Energy Efficiency & Heating9.6

EHR energy certificate A (issued 27.01.2025); heating type District Heating.

Weight 10%
Lifestyle & Infrastructure7.8

Mängudžungel 1700 m; supermarket 284 m.

Weight 10%
Market Liquidity & Demand–

Land Board transaction data not available for this micro-location.

Weight 10%

Environment & safety: Aisa põik 8

Official open data and Estiq models for this building’s location. They describe the area, not a specific apartment. How we calculate this.

Safety

No data

The PPA open data has no records for this area. That does not necessarily mean nothing happens: data is sparse where few people live.

Counts incidents reported to the police, not how safe it feels.

Source: PPA open data.

Air quality

Elevated

Of 744 hourly readings in the last 12 months (07.12.2025–25.10.2026, this building’s cell (~0.1 km²)): 56% in the two best classes, 29% in the middle one and 15% in the two worst of five.

Source: Keskkonnaagentuur, hourly data.

Noise

50 dB Lden · moderate

Estimated road noise is within the WHO recommended level (53 dB Lden).

Source: Estiq noise model, OpenStreetMap.

Radon in the ground

High · 50–100 kBq/m³

Radon concentration in soil gas. No measurement in this cell; the level is interpolated from the nearest ones. That is above the 50 kBq/m³ threshold from which new buildings need radon-safe construction (EVS 840). Municipality-wide class: Keskmine või madal.

A soil-gas reading, not the flat’s indoor air; mainly relevant to basements and ground floors.

Source: Estonian radon-risk map (Geological Survey of Estonia).

Price Trends & Sales Strategy

Transactions in last 12 months · Land Board · Märja alevik · built 2021 ... cohort.

There are not yet enough registered transactions (fewer than 3 quarters) in the Märja alevik · built 2021 ... cohort to plot a reliable price trend. Estiq AVM benchmark: €3 529/m².

Sales Strategy

AVM Fair Market Value
€3 529/m²
Price Band
€3 060–3 998
Indicative Asking Price (Typical 3-room · 57,4 m²)
€204 195
Indicative Asking Price€3 557/m²
Negotiation room~3–5%

Market pulse: this building vs its surroundings

Notary-deal €/m², year-on-year change and deal activity at neighbourhood, district and city level.

Level €/m² Building vs YoY Deals, 4 qtrs Direction
City: Tartu linn2026 Q3 €2 593 +36.1% +8.0% 1 819 (−4.3%) Steady

Source: Land Board notary deals, latest finished quarter. Activity = deals in the last 4 quarters vs the 4 before. "Warming" or "cooling" only when both price (±3%) and activity (±10%) move the same way on at least 30 deals; otherwise "steady". We do not measure days on market.

Location Map & Nearest Amenities

Within a 10-minute walk, there are 4 key infrastructure facilities (7 services nearby) · Coordinates 58.361938, 26.646886 · Cadastre 83101:001:0700.

10 min walk
🚏
Õssu stop
Transit Stop · Bus routes
204 m · 3 min
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Coop Märja Konsum
Supermarket · Groceries & daily goods
284 m · 4 min
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Ranna stop
Transit Stop · Bus routes
511 m · 7 min
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Märja stop
Transit Stop · Bus routes
724 m · 10 min
🧒
Eerika Laululinnu lasteaed
Kindergarten · Alusharidus
1525 m · 20 min
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Tartu Erakool
School · School
1584 m · 21 min
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Mängudžungel
Park · Roheala
1700 m · 23 min
Within a 10-minute walk: 4 places, nearest stop 204 m away.

Neighborhood Vintage & Demographics: Märja alevik

Official open data from Statistics Estonia REL2021 census and Building Register EHR.

Resident Age Distribution

689 residents
0–17 (Children & youth) 22.8% · 157
18–64 (Working age) 59.1% · 407
65+ (Seniors & retirees) 18.1% · 125

Education Level (15+)

81 212 residents
Basic or primary education 17.5% · 14 245
Secondary / vocational education 38% · 30 868
Higher education (BSc, MSc, PhD) 42.9% · 34 807
Education unknown 1.6% · 1 292

Construction Era & Housing Stock

52 443 dwellings
Pre-War & Historic (< 1945) 5.2% · 2 714
Soviet Era (1946–1990) 66.6% · 34 911
Post-Independence (1991–2010) 20% · 10 484
Modern Developments (2011+) 7.4% · 3 875

Peak construction era: 1971–1980.

Energy Efficiency Distribution A–G

Class A (Nearly Zero Energy) 3.6%
Class B (Low Energy) 3.8%
Class C (Standard Efficiency) 5.4%
Class D (Moderate Efficiency) 14.6%
Class E (Standard Soviet Build) 67.4%
Class F–G (High Consumption) 5.2%

Building Technical Profile

Values read from EHR and the Land Board cadastre; fields the registers do not hold are not shown.

Year Built2021
Total Apartments15
Floors3
Energy ClassA
Land OwnershipPrivate ownership · apartment ownership
Plot Size2 127 m²
Heating SystemDistrict Heating
Load-bearing StructureLightweight Blocks
Noise Level50 dB (moderate)

Official Register Records: EHR & Cadastre

Only what Estiq reads from EHR and the cadastre WFS. Estiq does not track fire-safety or lift inspections.

EHR · Building Register

Code 121358783 · record updated 27.01.2025.

Lightweight Blocks.

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Cadastral Unit (Land Board)

83101:001:0700 · plot area 2 127 m².

Land use: 100% Elamumaa.

Cadastral Map (83101:001:0700) ↗

Apartment association & running costs

The building is managed by apartment association Tartu linn, Märja alevik, Aisa põik 8 korteriühistu (registry code 80580170). Figures are from the association's 2025 annual report (e-Business Register).

Association of 15 flats. Repair fund grows every year.

Total owner costs€2.65/m² per monthtypical flat €119/month · incl. utilities · Tartu linn median €2.53/m² per month
≈ vs 2024
Repair fund balance€4 456€5.98/m² · within the usual local range
+8.7% vs 2024
Loan balanceNo loansat year end
See the full association overview → fees by type, repair fund and works, loans, 2021–2025 figures Associations and rankings in the area →

Source: apartment association annual reports (e-Business Register). €/m² = amount ÷ floor area of the flats in the Building Register (745 m²) ÷ 12. Comparison: median of apartment associations in Tartu linn, same year.

Land & Spatial Board In-ADS address object (ADS-OID: EE03946323) · Postal code: 61406

KÜ Records in e-Äriregister ↗

Apartment buildings on Aisa põik

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Address Year Built Estiq €/m² Typical Unit Energy Class

Official Data Sources & Registry Verification

Direct data linkages, authoritative registries, and update timestamps.

Data Dimension Official Source Governing Authority Data as of Status
Building Specs EHR · 121358783 Maa- ja Ruumiamet 26.10.2026 (EHR record 27.01.2025) Confirmed
Cadastral Unit & Land Zoning Land & Spatial Board · 83101:001:0700 ↗ Land & Spatial Board 26.10.2026 Confirmed
Notarized Sales Transactions Land Board Transactions Database Land & Spatial Board 09.2026 Synchronized
Demographics & Census Data Population Register & RL21 Statistics Estonia annual (2021 census) Official
Safety & Environmental Monitoring Noise Maps, Air Quality & Police Police Board / Environment Agency model estimate Statistical
Market Rent & Gross Yield Estiq rental database · H3-9 klaster (Aisa põik) · yield 4,3–5,3% Estiq Rental Intelligence 10.2026 · n=2 Market Data
Valuation Methodology Estiq AVM Comparable sales approach (not EVS 875 certified appraisal) 2026 model weights Statistical

Building Energy Rating Guide

The energy performance certificate reflects the heating efficiency and energy consumption intensity of the building.

A · this building Nearly Zero Energy Building Extremely low energy demand

Key Risk Factors

  • Built in 2021: modern contemporary construction with up-to-date engineering systems.
  • Energy class A: typically lower heating demand than an average older building. Actual heating costs depend on the apartment and how it is used.
  • Parking: on-grade surface parking on parcel/street; no separate underground garage.
  • Valuation nuance: bank collateral value for a specific unit depends fundamentally on interior finish.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Structured answers compiled for buyers, sellers, search engines, and AI systems.

What building is located at Aisa põik 8, Tartu?

Aisa põik 8 is a 3-story apartment building constructed in 2021, located in Märja alevik, comprising 15 apartments. The EHR registry code is 121358783 and cadastral ID is 83101:001:0700. Estiq reports energy class A.

What is the average price per sqm and market value for apartments at Aisa põik 8?

The Estiq AVM model estimate is 3 529 €/m². The valuation range spans 3 060–3 998 €/m². The calculated fair value of a typical 3-room apartment is approximately €194 471.

How much does a 40 sqm or 50 sqm apartment cost at Aisa põik 8?

Based on the 3 529 €/m² benchmark, a 40 sqm apartment is indicatively valued at €141 160 and a 50 sqm apartment at €176 450. Actual value depends on interior condition, floor, parking, and storage.

How are apartment prices distributed by room count?

1-room: €89 943–€117 537; 2-room: €122 692–€160 334; 3-room: €166 257–€217 265; 4-room: €227 924–€297 852.

At what indicative asking price should a seller list?

The model-based indicative asking price is approximately €3 557/m² (for the typical 3-room unit, about €204 195), allowing a 3–5% negotiation buffer.

How much rental income can a 3-room apartment generate?

A 3-room apartment in good condition has an estimated market rent of €700–€860 per month, generating an estimated gross yield of 4,3–5,3%.

Is it cheaper to buy or to rent at Aisa põik 8?

Buying means a loan payment of about €804 a month, renting €700–€860 — about the same. That is 40% (loan) and 39% (rent) of the median gross wage (Tartu linn, €2,014, Q2 2026, Statistics Estonia). Assumes the typical 3-room flat (57.4 m²) at €194,471 (Estiq estimate), an 80% loan over 25 years at 3.8% and a €38,894 down payment; rent from nearby offers; association and state fees excluded.

What is the area around Aisa põik 8 like: safety, air, noise and radon?

Air: of the last 12 months' hourly readings, 56% were in the two best classes and 15% in the two worst (level: elevated). Estimated road noise at the building is 50 dB (Lden). Radon in soil gas: high (50–100 kBq/m³). These describe the area, not a specific apartment.

What are the running costs at Aisa põik 8?

According to the apartment association's 2025 annual report, owners paid on average €2.65/m² per month in total including utilities; a typical flat paid €119 per month. Association fees excluding utilities were €1.19/m² per month. The repair fund held €4 456 at year end. The association had no loans. For comparison, the median of 1092 associations in Tartu linn was €2.53/m² per month. From 2021 to 2025 association fees changed by +212% in total; the repair fund went from €343 (2021) to €4 456 (2025). See the association figures.

Does the Estiq online valuation replace a bank-certified appraisal?

No. For a mortgage the bank needs a certified valuer's report under EVS 875 — order a valuation.

How accurate is the Estiq automated valuation (AVM)?

Median error is 9.5% in Tallinn and 12.1% elsewhere in Estonia; 83% of Tallinn estimates fall within ±20% (blind test, May–September 2026). Atypical properties have larger errors — see the methodology.

Where does this data come from?

Sale prices — notarised apartment sales, Maa- ja Ruumiamet; estimates — the Estiq AVM model; rents — Estiq market database (24 months); wages — Statistics Estonia (PA117); building data — building register (EHR); association costs — housing associations' annual reports; noise and air — national noise maps and air monitoring. Figures refresh with every data load and each states its period and sample — see the methodology.

Building data reconciled against the EHR and Land Board (Maa-amet) registries. AVM methodology by Martin Koppel, Estiq real estate valuation advisor (methodology aligned with the EVS 875 standard). This is an automated model estimate, not an EVS 875 appraisal report. Updated 26.10.2026.

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