Georgi Zanev and Pegah
Georgi Zanev and Pegah

Buying Property in Estonia: A Complete Guide for Expats and Investors

By Georgi Zanev & Pegah Faraz Buying property in another country can feel overwhelming. Questions about commissions, contracts, financing, market trends, and future property values often leave buyers uncertain about where to begin. In this conversation, we explored the realities of buying property in Estonia, especially from the perspective of expats, first-time buyers, and investors. Understanding Realtor Commissions in Estonia…

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Expat Asks, Realtor Answers: Buying a House in Estonia
Expat Asks, Realtor Answers: Buying a House in Estonia

Buying Property in Estonia: An Expat’s Guide to Choosing the Right Home

Based on a conversation between Georgi Zanev of Brokerly and expat Girish Ramnani. Moving to a new country is exciting, but buying your first property can feel overwhelming. The rules, terminology, and local market practices may be very different from what you are used to. In our latest podcast episode, we sat down to answer the questions that many newcomers…

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Brokerly Receives the “Successful Estonian Company 2025” Recognition
Brokerly Receives the “Successful Estonian Company 2025” Recognition

Brokerly Receives the “Successful Estonian Company 2025” Recognition

We are pleased to announce that Brokerly OÜ has been awarded the “Successful Estonian Company 2025” recognition by Creditinfo and has achieved a HEA (A) credit rating. This recognition is awarded to companies that demonstrate strong financial performance, responsible payment behavior, and a solid financial position. According to Creditinfo, only a relatively small percentage of Estonian companies meet these high…

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WILL OFFICES STAY EMPTY?
WILL OFFICES STAY EMPTY?

Will home offices leave offices empty?

The rise of home offices is changing the real estate market faster than many expected. According to a recent Emor study, 64% of buyers searching for apartments with at least two bedrooms would use one room as a home office. Could this growing trend increase demand for larger homes while reducing the need for traditional office space?

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