Nordicum - Real Estate Annual Finland 2016 | Page 3

AAA status “is underpinned by sound
public finances, a solid external position,
high income per capita, demonstrable
political and social stability and an
impeccable debt service record”.
Finland’s education system has
consistently achieved outstanding
results (PISA).

Finland’s main industrial
products are paper and board,
electronics and metal products.

Biggest Cities:
Helsinki (613,000)
Espoo (261,000)
Tampere (220,000)
Vantaa (208,000)
Oulu (194,000)
Turku (182,000)

Finland has world-class
expertise in cleantech, forestry,
metal and machinery manufacturing, ICT industry and
services, and health and
wellbeing.

About a third of Finland’s working
population has a degree or higher
qualification.
Helsinki is ranked third (behind
New York and London) in the global
CITIE Index 2015 which studied
governmental support of
entrepreneurs among cities.

The capital area in detail

Vantaa
Espoo
Kauniainen

Helsinki
The Helsinki-Vantaa
International Airport offers
the best connections from

Europe to Asia.
Tampere

The Fund for Peace (FFP) ranked
Finland the most stable country
in the world for the second
consecutive year in 2014.

Pori
Rauma

Uusikaupunki

Vantaa
Espoo

Turku

Growth Corridors Going Strong

Tampere

126 km

Hyvinkää

58 km

HELSINKI

165 km

71 km

Uusikaupunki

50 km

Rauma

51 km

Pori

Stockholm

Turku

Tallinn

Oslo

Copenhagen

St.Petersburg

Helsinki