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Heka Introduces Regional Property Teams

09.10.2026 08:12

Heka is enhancing property management and resident services by introducing dedicated property teams during October 2026.

Heka’s rent determination for 2024 to be redone

On 27 November 2023, the Helsinki City Board decided to grant support to Heka and Haso to curb the increase in rent and maintenance charges in 2024. Heka’s share of the total capitalisation of EUR 20 million is EUR 17 million. The impact of the capitalisation on Heka’s average rent will be EUR 0.45/m2/month.

Ilmakuva, kerrostalojen kattoja ja puita

City of Helsinki’s possible support for Heka residents to be confirmed in November 

Exceptions in the opening hours of the customer service in November

Warning about scam messages

Scam text messages has been sent to some of our residents. Some of the text messages aim to direct the rent payment to a scam bank account. Heka never sends rent payment information by text message. You can always check the details and status of your rent payments on the Resident Portal or by contacting our customer service.

New wood-cladded Heka location to be completed in Kuninkaantammi in late February – application period starting on 31 October

The new Heka location at Asetelmankatu 1 includes a total of 52 apartments, the sizes of which range from 31.5 to 91.0 m².

Heka rents to rise due to increased costs

Next year, the average monthly rent of the regular apartments owned by Helsingin kaupungin asunnot Oy (Heka) will be EUR 14.11 per square metre. Currently, the average rent is EUR 12.60. Heka’s average rent in 2024 will be 12% higher than in 2023.

Exceptions in the opening hours of the customer service in October

Illustration of Maununnevantie 3

Heka to have 127 new homes in Maununneva in December – application starts on 3 October 2023

The housing location Maununnevantie 3 has 127 homes from studios to five-room family housing.

A new block of houses with glazed balconies.

New senior apartments in North Helsinki – here is how the apartments take accessibility into account 

Three new apartment buildings intended for seniors have been completed in Ylä-Malmi, Helsinki. This senior location has its own special characteristics to make residents’ life easier.

A smiling woman holding a smiling baby.

Life in the century-old church block – see what kinds of decoration solutions residents have come up with   

The Puu-Käpylä district of Helsinki is home to distinctive apartments. The buildings were renovated in 2018, but the residents have an understanding attitude towards the features of the old apartments.