Apartment€155,000
Rīga
3 bd 1 ba 77 m²
Latvian Apartments for Sale: Art Nouveau Flats, Soviet Blocks and New Builds
1,100 apartments currently listed for sale in Latvia.
Apartments for sale in Latvia
24 properties shown
Apartment
Apartment€180,000
Rīga
2 bd 1 ba 40 m²
Apartment€32,500
Cēsis
2 bd 1 ba 39 m²
Apartment€28,000
Rīga
1 bd 1 ba 37 m²
Apartment€60,250
Salaspils
1 bd 1 ba 41 m²
Apartment€82,400
Rīga
1 bd 1 ba 22 m²
Apartment€204,900
Rīga
4 bd 2 ba 96 m²
Apartment€267,000
Rīga
4 bd 3 ba 126 m²
Apartment€35,000
Bērzaunes pag.
2 bd 1 ba 47 m²
Apartment€49,000
Ogre
2 bd 1 ba 50 m²
Apartment€330,000
Rīga
3 bd 3 ba 191 m²
Apartment€15,000
Nagļu pag.
3 bd 1 ba 58 m²
Apartment€58,000
Rīga
3 bd 1 ba 59 m²
Apartment€64,000
Rīga
1 bd 1 ba 17 m²
Apartment€62,400
Ogre
2 bd 1 ba 50 m²
Apartment€133,000
Sigulda
3 bd 1 ba 95 m²
Apartment€209,000
Baloži
4 bd 2 ba 181 m²
Apartment€187,000
Rīga
3 bd 2 ba 68 m²
Apartment€80,000
Saulkrasti
2 bd 1 ba 46 m²
Apartment€163,800
Ādaži
3 bd 1 ba 82 m²
Apartment€22,000
Jūrmala
2 bd 1 ba 47 m²
Apartment€179,000
Rīga
3 bd 2 ba 68 m²
Apartment€130,000
Rīga
2 bd 1 ba 52 m²
Apartment€305,000
Rīga
4 bd 2 ba 89 m²
Apartments in Latvia
Apartments for sale in Latvia make up 1,100 of the 1,900 Latvian listings in our database, so flats dominate the market. They come in three very different flavours: ornate pre-war buildings, Soviet-era panel blocks and modern developments, and the right choice depends heavily on budget and plans.
Price landscape
For all property types, current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €209,000, a middle half of €110,000 to €364,750, and a median of €2,071 per m². Apartments in older panel blocks in suburban districts often cost well below that; renovated Art Nouveau flats in central Rīga cost well above.
| Latvia, all types | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 1,900 |
| Apartment listings | 1,100 |
| Median asking price | €209,000 |
| Middle half | €110,000 to €364,750 |
| Median per m² | €2,071 |
Where flats are found
Rīga holds most of the stock, with the Centre and Quiet Centre prized for architecture. Jūrmala is the seaside resort, popular for summer apartments close to the dunes. Liepāja is a port city with cheaper flats and a growing creative scene, and Mārupe next to the airport has family-oriented new developments. If you prefer a garden, see Latvian houses.
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Which building type?
- Pre-war (to 1940): high ceilings, charming facades, but old wiring, heating and sometimes uncertain restitution histories.
- Soviet series (1960s to 1980s): cheap, standardised, with monthly maintenance bills that can be high if the building has not been renovated.
- New builds: energy efficient and with parking, at higher prices per m².
Ask for the building's energy certificate and the management company's accounts.
Process and costs
Purchases are completed before a notary and registered in the Land Book, with state duty at roughly 2% of the price, plus notary and registry fees (approx., verify locally). Non-EU buyers should check current rules for residency permits linked to property, which have been tightened for some nationalities. Our Latvia financing guide and consultation page explain more, and the Latvia overview gives context.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy apartments in Latvia?
Yes. Foreign buyers can acquire apartments, though restrictions apply to certain land categories and to buyers from sanctioned countries.
Are Soviet-era blocks a good buy?
They are cheap, but check heating costs, renovation status and the management company's reserve fund.
Is Latvian property taxed annually?
Yes, a real estate tax applies, with rates depending on use and cadastral value. Check with the municipality.
Can I get a mortgage as a non-resident?
Some banks lend to EU residents. Non-EU non-residents face tougher terms.
How quickly can I buy?
Many purchases close within a few weeks once financing and checks are in place.
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Property types in Latvia
- Houses for sale(800)