Feb 8 • 09:42 UTC 🇱🇻 Latvia LSM

The Ice Has Shifted - More than 400 New Apartments Could Come to the Housing Market in Liepāja in the Coming Years

Liepāja is set to see the development of over 400 new apartments in exclusive locations, indicating a growing housing market.

In Liepāja, Latvia, new apartment developments are set to commence, driven by a recent auction of land plots by the local municipality. Gints Ločmelis, the head of the Liepaja Real Estate Management, highlighted the exclusivity of the location, noting that at least one residential building is planned for Debesu Street. The municipality has stipulated that a multi-family apartment building must be completed within four years, showcasing the urgency and potential of the real estate market in this area, which is conveniently located near the southern border of Liepāja, close to the Lithuanian border.

The company 'Hagberg' has recognized the potential of this locality and is planning to construct three residential buildings with 140 affordable rental apartments. This ambitious project represents a significant investment of 16.7 million euros, with 15.2 million euros being backed by financing from 'Altum'. The first stages of construction are already underway, and the buildings are expected to be ready for occupancy by August 31, 2027. Such developments not only signify a growth in the housing market but also respond to the demand for more housing in this picturesque coastal city.

This initiative reflects broader trends in Latvia's real estate sector as urbanization and the desire for quality housing continue to rise. With the proximity to the sea and appealing surroundings, these developments aim to attract both residents and investors. As the new buildings emerge, they are likely to reshape the residential landscape of Liepāja and bolster its economy, signaling a prosperous future for the local housing market.

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