Asumisoikeusasunnot, Soukonlahdenkaari 25, Soukonlahti, Turri, 33960, Pirkkala

New right-of-occupancy apartments are coming to the Turri area of Pirkkala in the summer of 2025. A 5-story apartment building will be completed at Soukonlahdenkaari 25, which will have a total of 51 right-of-occupancy apartments.

There is plenty of choice for a wide range of needs in the versatile apartment distribution. 41.5–57 square meter duplexes, 53.5–80.5 square meter triples and 80–86 square meter four-room family apartments will be completed in the building. All apartments have glazed balconies and almost all have their own sauna. In addition, the building will have a laundry and drying room, as well as a club room shared by the residents. There will be 45 parking spaces in the yard, six of which will be equipped with an electric car charger. The yard will also have a play and recreation area shared with the houses to be built next to it.

The energy-efficient house is heated by geothermal energy. There will be solar panels on the roof of the house, which will generate electricity for the property’s use. Residents can monitor their own water consumption using an apartment-specific screen.

There are 45 parking spaces marked on the site and there are 51 apartments. Two parking spaces are disabled parking spaces. During construction, parking spaces will be allocated primarily to larger apartments (45.0m2 – 86.0m2). If residents of larger apartments do not need a parking space, residents of smaller apartments (41.5m2 – 44.0m2) can be given a parking space. After completion, Parking spaces are allocated based on the queue.

Soukonlahdenkaari 25 is located near Lake Pyhäjärvi with good transport links. Tampere’s western ring road runs nearby, and the drive to the center of Tampere only takes about a quarter of an hour. It takes about 10 minutes to drive to Nokia. The nearest bus stop is only a few hundred meters away. The journey to the nearest kindergarten and primary school is a good kilometer. There is also a convenience store about a kilometer away, and more services can be found in the Suupa area, a good two kilometers away.

The general value added tax rate will rise from 24 percent to 25.5 percent starting on September 1, 2024. In a state-subsidized right-of-occupancy building, a maximum of 15 percent of the construction or acquisition costs (purchase value) approved by the Housing Finance and Development Center can be collected as right-of-occupancy fees. The Housing Finance and Development Center has approved the construction costs of the site with a tax rate of 24 percent. If the construction costs of the right-of-occupancy project increase due to an increase in the value-added tax rate, the right-of-occupancy fees may have to be revised, however less than 1.5%. Possible revisions of right-of-occupancy fees will be made after the object is completed. Holders of the right of residence will be informed in writing about the revision of right-of-occupancy fees.