Prices of Series-Built Apartments Rise in Jelgava in September
A report by real estate company Arco Real Estate shows that prices of series-built apartments rose in Jelgava and Salaspils in September 2026, while they were unchanged in Ogre and in Kauguri, Jurmala.
Prices of series-built apartments in the Latvian city of Jelgava rose by 0.9% in September 2026, reaching 807 euros per square metre. The figure comes from the latest series-built apartment market review by the real estate company Arco Real Estate. Compared with the start of this year, apartments of this type in Jelgava were 5% more expensive in September.
Salaspils, Ogre and Kauguri
In Salaspils, prices increased by 0.1% in September to 913 euros per square metre. Since the beginning of 2026, series-built apartments in the town have become 8% more expensive.
In Ogre, prices did not change in September and stayed at 977 euros per square metre. Even so, compared with the start of the year, apartment prices in Ogre were 11% higher.
In Kauguri, a neighbourhood of Jurmala, prices of series-built apartments also remained unchanged in September, at 887 euros per square metre. Since the start of 2026, prices in Kauguri have risen by 7%.
Overview
In the places covered by the review, monthly changes in September were small: prices rose in Jelgava and Salaspils, while they stayed the same in Ogre and Kauguri. Since the start of the year, however, prices have grown in all four places, most in Ogre, where the increase reached 11%, and least in Jelgava, where it is 5%. The data make it possible to compare how price levels for series-built apartments have changed in several Latvian towns this year.
