Invest in forest and agricultural land
A safe, tangible, and long-term profitable investment in Latvian property.
Let’s be owners of our land
Forest land
Forests cover more than 53% of Latvia’s territory – over 3.44 million hectares.
In the past 30 years, forest areas in Latvia have increased by 12%.
Approximately 47% of Latvian forests are owned by individuals, companies, and municipalities.
How much does forest land cost?
- 5–10 years left until felling: €3,500–€4,500/ha
- With timber ready for felling: €10,000–€18,000/ha
Why invest in forest land?
- Tangible and stable property
- Predictable long-term profit
- Profit from felling or selling the property
- Protection against inflation and market fluctuations
Currently, 1 hectare of forest land with 5–10 years remaining until harvesting costs 3500 EUR.
The average annual price increase is expected to be 14.8%.
Annual maintenance costs are approximately 100 EUR/ha.
The projected forest land value after 10 years is 15000 EUR/ha.
Agricultural land
Agricultural land brings independence and opportunities.
Latvia has 1.97 million hectares of used agricultural land, which is 30.5% of the potential agricultural area.
Agricultural land is a valuable resource for both use and long-term investment.
How much does agricultural land cost?
- Quality agricultural land costs: €3,500/ha
- Renting quality agricultural land: €150/ha
Why invest in agricultural land?
- Stable long-term investment
- Opportunity to develop a farm or lease the land
- Land prices in Latvia are still relatively low
- Protection against inflation and market fluctuations
Currently, 1 hectare of high-quality agricultural land costs 4500 EUR.
The average annual price increase is expected to be 7%.
The average annual rental income is 150 EUR/ha.
Annual maintenance costs are approximately 100 EUR/ha.
The projected land value after 10 years is 9000 EUR/ha.
Note: The data is for informational purposes. Results may vary depending on land quality, location, and market conditions.
Useful facts
- Agricultural land in Latvia is still cheaper than in Estonia
- Rental prices vary by region and are increasing
- Agricultural land offers diverse development opportunities
- Forests cover more than half of Latvia’s territory
- Pines and birches dominate Latvian forests
- Forestry is one of Latvia’s most important sectors
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