1. Helsinki
Current free-market rents average around €21–22/m², while subsidized apartments go for around €14.50/m².
That means a 25 m² studio in Helsinki costs about €550–550, but most centrally located studios hover around €700–900/month.
For a 50 m² one-bedroom, expect €1,100–1,225/month depending on neighborhood (expensive zones may exceed €24/m²).
2. Turku
Non-subsidized rent rates average about €14.8–15.8/m².
A furnished studio of ~25 m² often costs €560–600/month. A modest two-room (~40 m²) flat can range €680–700/month.
Across Turku, average monthly rent is around €744, with units ranging from €270 to €1,700/month depending on size and location.
3. Tampere
Average rent around €15.6–16.5/m².
A small shared room might cost €200–400/month, while a furnished studio (25–35 m²) usually runs €370–700/month.
One-bedroom flats (~40–50 m²) generally fall between €620–800/month, though central modern apartments may exceed that.
💡 Should You Expect Furnished or Unfurnished Prices?
✅ Many listings for furnished apartments or serviced apartments present these figures directly.
❌ Unfurnished apartments tend to be slightly cheaper.
Always check whether utilities, internet, and cleaning services are included (especially in serviced or short‑term flats).
🎯 Pro Tips for Renters
Helsinki offers premium central neighborhoods like Kaartinkaupunki, Kamppi, Punavuori, where rent peaks, while outskirts like Vuosaari and Laajasalo offer lower rates.
Turku and Tampere offer more affordable options, ideal for students or early‑career professionals. Shared housing can cut costs even further!
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