In a report by the National Land Survey of Finland, the number of property transactions reached approximately 62,200 in 2025, marking an increase of 9.3% from the previous year, 2024. Notably, the financial volume of these transactions also grew significantly, rising by about 20% to a total of 8.4 billion euros, up from 7 billion euros in the previous year. This surge in transactions indicates a growing interest and investment in the Finnish real estate market, particularly in single-family homes and vacation properties, which saw an 11.2% increase compared to last year.

The report highlights that the most significant growth in the number of residential property transactions occurred in Central Ostrobothnia, where transactions increased by 28.9%. Other regions experiencing notable increases included Ostrobothnia and Lapland, which saw rises of 21.6% and 18.6%, respectively. The report also pointed out that the most expensive residential property transactions took place in Espoo, a city located in the metropolitan area of Helsinki, underscoring the ongoing demand for high-value properties in prominent urban areas.

In the Helsinki metropolitan area, the cities of Vantaa and Espoo showed the highest growth rates in property transactions at 25.6% and 20.6%, respectively. This trend suggests a robust confidence in the real estate market in these urban centers, likely driven by a combination of factors including economic stability, population growth, and increasing urbanization. These figures reflect a vibrant and dynamic property market in Finland, with implications for future housing and economic policies.