Sanna Marin, the former Prime Minister of Finland, has had her apartment listing removed from the real estate website Etuovi.com, which indicates it was taken off the market on February 8, 2026. The current status of the apartment, including whether it was sold, remains unclear as it has also disappeared from other real estate platforms. The apartment came to public attention last fall when it was reported to be for sale.

The apartment is located in a building on Runeberginkatu, built in 1924, with a total of 37 units. Notably, one of the apartments is owned by the housing company, likely serving as a former caretaker's residence. Marin's residence is a 96.8 square meter apartment in a quieter area of Helsinki's Etu-Töölö, listed at a price of 815,000 euros. Its bedrooms open to an inner courtyard, providing a serene environment away from street noise, a desirable feature for urban living.

This article highlights ongoing changes in the housing market and public interest surrounding Sanna Marin post-premiership. The lack of transparency regarding the sale raises questions among observers about the real estate dynamics involving prominent figures in Finnish politics, as well as the implications for local property values in the context of Marin's high-profile status.