Official valuation
Official property valuation report
A hindamisakt is an official document issued by a certified valuer — required by banks for loans, notaries for inheritance and courts for property division. Send one request and we forward it to up to five certified valuers in your area; they reply with a price and turnaround directly to you.
Valuation report price — bureau price-list comparison · Tallinn
 RE Kinnisvara | from 250 € | from 280 € | from 390 € |
 Arco Vara | from 280 € | from 320 € | from 440 € |
 ERI Kinnisvara | from 280 € | from 310 € | from 410 € |
 Kinnisvaraekspert | from 280 € | from 320 € | from 425 € |
 Ober-Haus | from 290 € | from 330 € | from 450 € |
 Lahe Kinnisvara | from 295 € | from 330 € | from 460 € |
 Pindi Kinnisvara | from 295 € | from 340 € | from 440 € |
 Uus Maa | from 295 € | from 345 € | from 475 € |
 Domus Kinnisvara | from 300 € | from 340 € | from 480 € |
 Kaanon | from 300 € | — | from 410 € |
 LVM Kinnisvara | from 300 € | from 300 € | from 400 € |
Prices include 24% VAT and are the bureaus’ published "from" prices (updated 5 July 2026). Typical turnaround is 3–5 working days after inspection; the final price depends on the property.
Request quotes — free and non-binding
Enter the address, choose the valuers and send one request. They reply with a price and turnaround directly to your email.
Free and non-binding — a quote does not oblige you to order.
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from a free estimate?
- A free estimate (like our valuation tool) is statistical and good for planning a sale price. A valuation report is an official document signed by a certified valuer, accepted by banks, notaries and courts.
- When do I need a valuation report?
- Most often for a home loan or refinancing (the bank requires a report on the collateral), but also for inheritance, division of marital property, court disputes and company accounting.
- How much does it cost and how long does it take?
- Published bureau "from" prices for an apartment report range €210–355 depending on the city and bureau, and €240–480 for a house (VAT included). The report is typically ready 3–5 working days after the inspection.
- Who is allowed to issue one?
- Only a valuer with a valid state qualification (level 6 property valuer or level 7 — banks generally expect level 6+). Every valuer’s certificate can be verified in the national qualifications register.
- How long is a valuation report valid?
- The law sets no expiry — the report reflects value at the moment of valuation. For loan applications banks generally accept a report up to 6 months old; the exact requirement varies by bank, so confirm with yours before ordering.
- Does a request oblige me to order?
- No. The request is free and non-binding — you receive the quotes, compare price and turnaround, and decide yourself.