Paevälja Residential Development
Hepsor Secures €12.7 Million Loan from Coop Pank for 88 New Lasnamäe Homes
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Hepsor and its joint venture partner EfTEN Special Opportunities Fund have secured a €12.7 million loan from Coop Pank to build three new residential buildings in Tallinn's Lasnamäe district, according to GlobeNewswire. Construction has already begun on the Paevälja quarter project, with 88 homes set to be delivered by autumn 2027.
The deal pairs the loan with a construction contract awarded to Mitt & Perlebach. The contract covers not just the buildings themselves but also roads, paved areas, and utility networks across the site, according to Yahoo Finance.
Three Buildings, 88 Homes, One Quarter Taking Shape
The Paevälja quarter sits in Lasnamäe, one of Tallinn's largest residential districts. Hepsor SOF OÜ — the joint venture behind the project — is developing three separate buildings on the site. Together they will deliver 88 new homes to the area, according to GlobeNewswire.
The homes span a range of unit types. One of the three buildings, Paevälja 9, will include two-storey apartments — a less common format in Estonian new-builds. All three buildings are expected to be ready for residents in autumn 2027.
Historic Limestone Walls Anchor the Paevälja 9 Building
Paevälja 9 stands out beyond its apartment layout. The building will be constructed directly on top of historic limestone walls already present on the site. The structure will contain 18 homes in total, according to Market Screener.
Limestone is a defining material in Estonian construction history, and preserving existing walls rather than demolishing them reflects a design choice that ties the new development to the site's past. It also adds an unusual architectural element to what is otherwise a modern residential project.
Coop Pank Backs the Deal With €12.7 Million in Financing
The loan agreement signed with Coop Pank totals €12.7 million. This financing will fund the full construction phase of the three buildings. Coop Pank is one of Estonia's active retail and business lenders, and the deal marks its involvement in a multi-building residential scheme, according to GlobeNewswire.
The construction contract with Mitt & Perlebach covers more than just the buildings. The scope includes supporting infrastructure — roads, paved areas, and utility networks. This means the development is building out a complete living environment, not just the residential blocks themselves.
Hepsor and EfTEN Deepen Their Joint Venture Footprint
Hepsor AS is a publicly listed Estonian real estate developer. EfTEN Special Opportunities Fund is its partner in the Hepsor SOF OÜ joint venture. Together, they are using the Paevälja project to expand their presence in Tallinn's residential market, according to Yahoo Finance.
Lasnamäe is a high-density area with strong demand for new housing. Adding 88 units to the quarter represents a meaningful contribution to local supply. With construction now underway and financing secured, the project moves from planning into delivery.
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