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Baltic Urban News: Skanstes Rezidences, Vilnius Congress Centre & Rīga Airport

Skanstes Rezidences has been completed in Rīga, while Vilnius has moved its long-planned Congress Centre into the design phase. An international architecture competition will shape a 22-hectare site near Rīga Airport, Capital Mill has acquired three shopping centres, and the Baltic hotel market has moved beyond pre-pandemic performance levels.

BALTIC HOTEL MARKET MOVES BEYOND PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS

Hotel performance across the Baltic capitals has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, driven by stronger international demand. Summer occupancy exceeded 85% in Rīga, Tallinn and Vilnius, while seasonality remains a challenge.

Source: CPB Group

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NEIBURGS Hotel

SKANSTES REZIDENCES COMPLETED IN RĪGA

The €14 million residential project in Skanste has been completed, adding 67 apartments across two eight-story A-class energy-efficient buildings. Designed by Estonian architecture studio Salto Architects, the development also includes rooftop terraces and underground parking.

Source: Invego Latvia

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Invego Latvia

RĪGA SEES DECLINE IN AIR QUALITY

Air quality has deteriorated in Rīga, with weather conditions and increased emissions contributing to higher pollution levels. The municipality is advising sensitive groups to limit prolonged outdoor activity and monitor air-quality conditions.

Source: Riga City Council

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NEW RESIDENTIAL PROJECT TAKES SHAPE IN LIEPĀJA

Construction has begun on Liedaga8, a new residential project just 150 metres from the Baltic Sea in Liepāja. Developed by Inspiration Capital, the 5,400 m² project will offer apartments averaging 85 m², with completion planned for early 2027. The building will meet A+ energy-efficiency standards.

Source: Liedaga8

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Liedaga8

NORDIC INVESTMENT BANK EXPANDS IN RĪGA

The Nordic Investment Bank is moving into a larger 210 m² office at Origo One as its operations in the Baltics grow. The new space marks the next stage of NIB’s regional presence, which began in Rīga in 2023.

Source: Nordic Investment Bank

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Origo One

VILNIUS CONGRESS CENTRE MOVES INTO DESIGN PHASE

Vilnius has signed a design contract with IMPLMNT Architects for its long-planned Congress Centre. The 31,500 m² venue will include a 2,000-seat main hall and spaces for up to 4,400 participants. Design work is expected to be completed in 2028.

Source: Vilnius City Municipality

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Vilnius District Municipality

INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTS INVITED TO SHAPE RĪGA AIRPORT SITE

SIRIN Development has launched an international architecture competition for a 22-hectare site near Rīga Airport. The competition will cover the site’s masterplan, architecture, logistics, transport and public spaces, with the winning concept guiding its future development.

Source: SIRIN Development

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SIRIN Development

VILNIUS INVITES RESIDENTS TO NAME ITS NEW BRIDGE

A new wooden pedestrian and cycling bridge over the Neris is nearing completion, with construction expected to finish by the end of the year. Residents can submit name ideas until October 16, while the bridge will connect A. Goštauto and Upės streets.

Source: Vilnius City Municipality

TRANSPORT & INFRASTRUCTURE

Vilnius District Municipality

RĪGA GETS THE BALTICS’ LARGEST 3D SCREEN

A 214 m² 3D display has been unveiled on the façade of Origo in central Rīga. Its curved design creates a 3D effect visible from several major traffic flows, bringing a format associated with London, Tokyo and New York to Rīga.

Source: Origo

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CAPITAL MILL ACQUIRES THREE SHOPPING CENTRES IN RĪGA

Estonian real estate company Capital Mill has acquired TC Dole and two shopping centres on Stirnu iela and Nīcgales iela, expanding its portfolio in Rīga. The properties span more than 25,000 m², with Rimi as the anchor tenant. Renovation works are planned at Dole and Nīcgales.

Source:  COBALT

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Author : editor nbhd
Date: 06.10.26

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