Most expensive land transactions in Latvia in 2026

5 most expensive land transactions in Latvia in 2026

The most expensive land plots of the year by total transaction value: price, area, price per m², land use and registration date. Every address opens as a full transaction record in the NICENA database.

Most expensive land transactions in Latvia by month

Riga - most expensive land transactions in 2026

The most expensive land plots sold in the capital in 2026 — transaction value, area and price per m².

Jurmala - most expensive land transactions in 2026

The most expensive land plots sold in the resort city in 2026 — transaction value, area and price per m².

Most expensive land transactions in the regions in 2026

The most expensive land transactions registered outside Riga and Jurmala in 2026.

What these transactions show about Latvia's premium land market

Methodology

• The tables and figures in this article are generated from the State Land Service transaction register and change as soon as the register publishes the next month. The introduction, trends, and methodology text are written by the NICENA team.
• The data comes from the State Land Service real estate market database, published on the Latvian Open Data Portal. Transactions are ranked by total transaction amount rather than by price per square metre — so a large property in a cheaper location can outrank a small one in central Riga.
• This article is built from 8461 land transactions registered in the cadastre in 2026. The most recent transaction included was registered in August 2026.
• The month-by-month section shows only months the register has finished reporting — currently through July 2026. A partial month is left out because its table would look no different from a full one. The annual tables, by contrast, include every registered transaction, including those later than that month.
• The list covers land property transactions. Some of them are built-up plots with buildings on them — marked as “Built-up” in the table. In those transactions the total may also include the value of the buildings.
• Price per square metre usually comes from the register's own calculated field and refers to the land area; if that field is empty, we calculate it ourselves by dividing the transaction amount by the land area. A large rural plot can reach a high total at a very low price per square metre, so the two columns should be read together.
• Registration lags behind the transaction itself, so the most recent months may be incomplete and the list can change as new transactions are registered. The regional split — Riga, Jurmala and the rest of Latvia — follows the property location in the cadastre record. Transactions marked as deleted in the register are excluded.

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Data sources and verification

NICENA.lv articles rely on publicly available Latvian real estate data and internally checked transaction comparisons.