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Baltic rents keep rising while Riga asking prices soften
Weekly briefing for 7-13 September 2026. Countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
Overview
Rental demand stayed firm in all three capitals. Tallinn and Vilnius sellers held their prices, while Riga saw more cuts on older stock, which is where most of this week’s opportunities come from.
Investment opportunities
1. Two-bedroom flat in a renovated 1930s building
Āgenskalns, Riga, Latvia. Apartment
Why it is attractive. About 14% below the district’s average price per m² found this week, with a gross yield near 6.4% at current rents.
Links to the seller’s own listing page
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