Owner plans apartments for current LHV headquarters in downtown Tallinn

ERR News5 November 2026, 09:55 UTCEstonia

The future owner of Tallinn's City Plaza office tower is considering converting part of the building into apartments after its main tenant, LHV bank, moves to a new headquarters nearby.

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