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The two-room apartment will have to settle mainly in the capital and in the tourist complexes of the country.
The most expensive 40-60 square meters. m of apartments in Lithuania are located in the municipality of Neringa and the city does not seem to want to give up this title. In this city 50 square kilometers. m apartment will be bought for about 131 thousand. euros.
And in Vilnius, which is in second place on the list of the most expensive cities, you will have to pay much less for an apartment in the same area – 83.9 thousand. euros.
Palanga is in third place on the list of the most expensive cities, Klaipėda is in fourth place and Birštonas is finishing in the top five. By the way, this five hasn’t changed in five years.
And the cheapest 40-60 square meters. m apartments are located in the cities of Pagėgiai, Ignalina, Rietavas, Akmenė and Alytus, where 50 square meters. m apartment can be bought for the price of a used car – 3.2-6.3 thousand. euros.
The most expensive are the tourist cities and two large cities.
Paulius Rudzkis, Acting Director of the Data Analysis and Solutions Department, Records Center 15 minutes explained that in the analysis of 40-60 square meters. Prices for apartments with an area of m. M across Lithuania should come as no surprise that they cost the most in the tourist towns of Neringa, Palanga and Birštonas, as well as in three major cities in the country.
“In five years, the top of the most expensive apartments in the municipalities has not changed at all, only the amounts spent on the purchase of said apartments have changed,” he says.
According to P. Rudzkis, since the number of transactions registered in certain municipalities per year is not enough, it is better to take into account the median than the average.
For example, in the municipality of Neringa, where several dozen transactions are concluded per year, this year between 40 and 60 m2. m, the average number of apartment transactions is 2620.5 euros per m2. meter. Compared to 2015, it is a quarter higher.
Records Center Photo / Paulius Rudzkis
In the capital, the median of these types of apartment transactions has increased by almost 40% in the last five years, in Palanga – up to 55%, in Klaipėda – by about 40%, in Kaunas – by 70% .
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