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 three certified valuers in your area; they reply with a price and turnaround directly to you.

Valuation report price — bureau price-list comparison · Tallinn

ERI Kinnisvarafrom 280 €from 310 €from 410 €
Kinnisvaraekspertfrom 280 €from 320 €from 425 €
LVM Kinnisvarafrom 280 €from 320 €from 430 €
Arco Varafrom 280 €from 320 €from 440 €
Ober-Hausfrom 290 €from 330 €from 450 €
Pindi Kinnisvarafrom 295 €from 340 €from 440 €
Uus Maafrom 295 €from 345 €from 475 €
Lahe Kinnisvarafrom 295 €from 350 €from 460 €
Kaanonfrom 300 €from 350 €from 460 €
Domus Kinnisvarafrom 300 €from 340 €from 480 €
RE Kinnisvarafrom 320 €from 350 €from 450 €

Prices include 24% VAT and are the bureaus’ published "from" prices (updated 1 October 2026).

Request quotes — compare and decide

Enter the address, choose the valuers and send one request. They reply with a price and turnaround directly to your email.

A valuation report is a paid service — apartment reports from €220. Requesting quotes costs nothing and 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 €220–350 depending on the city and bureau, and €320–480 for a house (VAT included). The report is typically ready 3–5 working days after the inspection.
Who is allowed to issue one?
A valuer with a valid state qualification: a level-6 or level-7 property valuer, or a level-5 junior valuer whose report is confirmed by a level-6/7 valuer. 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.

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