Puotila is an increasingly popular destination for apartment buyers.
Housing investor and an entrepreneur Natalia Salmela tells
on Instagram
having bought a new investment apartment in Puotila, Helsinki. Salmela says that he bought the apartment spontaneously based on the pictures and description, because he believes that Puotila is a neighborhood that is growing strongly. After the screening, the deals were agreed upon within 24 hours.
Salmela says she has been looking for an apartment to renovate in Puotila for a long time.
“There are still well-priced apartments in Puotila that have a potential increase in value.”
Salmela says in the update that the apartment he bought is a 61-square-meter two-room apartment built in 1961 on Klaavuntie in Puotila, near the metro station and Itäkeskus.
The update has collected thousands of likes and at least warms the hearts of Puoti residents. Apartment price statistics show that the area has traditionally been valued significantly less than, for example, several residential areas in Western Helsinki. HS asked the real estate agency Kiinteistömaailma whether Salmela’s analysis of Puotila is correct in the company’s view. Kiinteistömaailma is one of Finland’s largest companies in its field.
In half mode there are many of the same elements as Roihuvuori, which has already gained popularity especially among the creative class. The area’s low-rise building and green overall appearance takes you to the mental landscape of the 1950s and 1960s.
Forecasting the development of the housing market is always uncertain, but Kiinteistömaailma’s entrepreneurial Marko Välimäki according to Puotila, it may very well be a future success rising from the position of an underdog.
“Puotila is a good area. Transport connections work and services are within walking distance.”
According to Välimäki, there is a lot of demand in Puotila’s housing market.
“This is the district of the future.”
Even now, Puotila’s average square footage prices are relatively cheap by Helsinki standards. According to Kiinteistömaailma’s statistics, the average price per square meter of apartments sold in the area was 3,887 euros last year. For example, the corresponding price per square meter in Kallio was almost 7,000 euros. The information is based on Statistics Finland’s statistics.
Real estate world of statistics according to Puotila, the values of apartments in Puotila have risen rapidly in recent years, but the same phenomenon applies to a large part of Helsinki. For example, relative to Kallio, the increase in value has at least not yet been exceptionally fast. Both areas have seen more housing transactions than average in recent years.
“Puotila is also unique in the sense that it has a beach and a lot of cultural offerings like the Puotila manor.”
Puotila’s building stock was mainly built in the 1960s, which according to Välimäki was a good decade in terms of housing construction.
Välimäki believes that Puotila is also a good area for investors who rent out their apartments.
“Better returns than from the core center.”
In general, according to Välimäki’s analysis, the best investment sites can currently be found near rail transport and the metro.
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