Back in July, we published Lithuania’s Quiet Economic Revolution—a deep dive into how this small Baltic country quietly reinvented itself as one of Europe’s most dynamic economies.
At the time, we promised a follow-up focused specifically on real estate. Today, we’re making good on that promise.
Our new report looks at what’s actually happening on the ground in Vilnius and beyond—where prices stand, where the genuine value pockets remain, and how to navigate the buying process as a foreigner.
You’ll find:
- Real examples of properties in Vilnius proper, Antakalnis, Valakampiai, and Kalnėnai/Pavilnys
- Current price ranges, yield expectations, and mortgage terms
- A step-by-step overview of buying costs and taxes
- And our take on where the smart money goes next
The short version: Lithuania is no longer “cheap Eastern Europe”—but it’s still dramatically undervalued compared to Western Europe or the Nordics. Suburban Vilnius houses at €2,000–3,000/m² are one of the few remaining entry points into a rising EU economy that’s still mid-flight on its growth S-curve.
Back in July we published Lithuania’s Quiet Economic Revolution report—arguing that this little Baltic country has gone through one of the most dramatic economic transformations in Europe over the past decade. In that research piece we promised a follow-on report specifically focused on real estate opportunities in Lithuania. Today, we’re finally making good on that…
