Finland — 134,000 sqm of new office space were under construction at the end of June in the Helsinki metropolitan area. At the same time, KTI recorded a record-high figure of 12,500 rental dwellings under construction.

Finland — The Finnish property market continues to attract foreign investors, according to KTI. In 2017, foreign investor demand was mainly targeted at office and retail properties in prime locations. The positive outlook for the Finnish economy was reflected in the rental markets in 2017 both in commercial and residential property sectors.

Finland — According to Finnish KTI the Finnish transaction volume reached EUR 7.2M in 2016. Exceeding the previous record by 14 percent.

Finland — According to the statistics of KTI, the transaction volume in the Finnish property market has reached a new annual record level.

Finland — According to preliminary statistics from KTI, the transaction volume on the Finnish property market for the first six months of 2016 reached almost € 3 billion.

Finland — According to the preliminary statistics of KTI, transaction volume in the Finnish property market amounted to almost EUR 2.6 billion during January-May. The volume was approx. 15 percent higher than in the corresponding period last year (approx. EUR 2.2 bn).

Finland — Negative development of office rents has continued especially in the Helsinki region. The KTI office rent index for Helsinki CBD decreased by 1.1 per cent during the last 12 months and the median office rent in the Helsinki CBD decreased by more than one euro to 26.4 €/sqm/month.

Finland — According to KTI’s estimations, the total size of the Finnish property market had increased to €54.5 billion at the end of 2015.

Finland — According to the KTI's statistics, the transaction volume of the first quarter of the year amounted to approx. EUR 1.77 billion in the Finnish property market.

Finland — Despite the challenges in the Finnish economy, the Finnish property market continues to attract both foreign and domestic investors. In the commercial property markets, strongest demand is targeted at prime assets and areas. Residential properties have rapidly strengthened their position in the investment market, supported by both continuous rental growth and inflow of new capital.

Finland — According to the KTI's statistics, the transaction volume of January-February exceeded EUR 1.4 billion in the Finnish property market. This means that Q1 transaction volume will exceed EUR 1 billion for the first time since 2008.

Finland — According to the KTI statistics, only 21,000 sqm of new retail space was completed in 2015 in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area (approx. 45,000 sqm in 2014). In addition, some 17,000 sqm of major retail redevelopments were completed. However, several new projects have been started recently, and altogether some 190,000 sqm of new retail space was under construction at the end of December.

Finland — According to the statistics of KTI, the total direct property transaction volume in the Finnish property market in 2015 amounted to almost EUR 5.5 billion.

Finland — According to statistics from KTI, year-to-date transaction volume in the Finnish property market has amounted to almost € 4.4 billion. This already exceeds last year’s total volume (EUR 4.34 bn).

Finland — According to the KTI the transaction volume of the three first quarters of 2015 totaled € 4.1 billion, which is some 30 percent more than in the corresponding period last year.

Finland — According to the preliminary statistics of KTI, transaction volume in the Finnish property market amounted to some € 2.0 billion during January-May.

Finland — Office construction volumes remain rather low in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area. According to the KTI statistics, there were approx. 94,000 sqm of new office space and 16,000 sqm of major office redevelopment projects under construction at the end of March.

Finland — According to the KTI's statistics, the transaction volume of the first quarter of the year amounted to approx. €460M in the Finnish property market.

Finland — According to the KTI Index, the total return on the Finnish property investment market increased to 5.6% in 2014 (4.4% in 2013).