Finland

The capital city of Helsinki is a growing property market. Our valuers can help you in your property valuation projects in Helsinki thanks to a deep understanding of the city’s local market and rental values.

As a major hub for commercial services, the Greater Helsinki area generates around one third of Finland's GDP. The city has a significant amount of public spaces. Pedestrian areas, squares and parks in the city centre invites visitors to various urban events throughout the year.

Helsinki also has one of the largest office districts in the country for international business and commerce industries. The city’s business parks are spread throughout the city. Business parks in Herttoniemi, Vallila, Käpylä and Ruskeasuo have attracted occupiers in recent years. New business districts are being built in neighbouring Jätkäsaari, Pasila and Kalasatama. Northern Helsinki is also home to Kuninkaantammi, a new neighbourhood development that will be built for mixed-use.

In addition, the city also has a highly developed logistics property market thanks to its Northern region, which is linked to Oslo, Stockholm and St. Petersburg via seaports.

Finland is a rich property market with varying market values which differ by region. Our property experts understand local rental values to help you obtain an estimate of your property value in Finland.

*Source: World Bank
** Source: BNPPRE Office Handbook 2017