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Apartment building for sale in central Riga: 120 serviced apartments, one asset

Noliktavas iela 5: a 1905 building renovated into furnished apartments with a gym, sauna and coworking, 100 m from Old Riga. Operating since March 2026.

The building in 30 seconds An animated film: the 1905 building at dusk; its wedge-shaped floor plate; 120 apartments lighting up — 45 studios, 70 one-bedroom, 5 two-bedroom; the gym, sauna, coworking and lobby; the software that runs leasing, online deposits, invoicing, housekeeping and maintenance; and the guide price of €20 million.
Guide price
€20M
Apartments
120
Building area
5,300m²
Lettable area
4,120m²
Per apartment
€167k

An operating building, not a project

Six reasons this investment property reads well to an institutional buyer — and the one we state up front: it opened recently, so its income is still building.

A furnished HIDE apartment interior with tall windows and herringbone parquet
  1. 2026

    Trading since March

    Furnished, branded and leasing online today. A buyer takes over a building with residents, leases and operating data, not a planning application; the operating software is available by separate agreement.

  2. +20

    Lease-up upside

    100 apartments are ready for letting; 20 more — the top floor, six lower-ground units and one on the first floor — are not yet ready. Finishing them and filling the building is the buyer’s upside; timing and cost are in the data room.

  3. 1905

    1905 outside, 2026 inside

    Historic Riga architecture on the street; renovated apartments, services and shared spaces behind the facade.

  4. 100 m

    From Old Riga

    The medieval old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a short walk away. Parks at 200 m, the Daugava at 400 m, the Quiet Centre at 600 m.

  5. 96%

    Small homes, broad demand

    115 of the 120 apartments are studios and one-bedrooms: homes for one or two — students, relocating professionals, mid-term stays.

  6. 3 min

    Run on one platform

    Every new enquiry gets an automatic first reply within three minutes. Leasing, online deposits, invoicing, housekeeping and maintenance run on one in-house system, so the on-site team stays small.

The building at a glance

A corner building around a courtyard: three staircases, six floors above a lower ground floor, every finished apartment let furnished.

Address
Noliktavas iela 5, Riga, LV-1010, Latvia
Built
1905; renovated, opened as serviced apartments in March 2026
Building area
5,300 m²
Lettable area
4,120 m² (vendor’s figure; the unit schedule sums to 4,058 m²)
Apartments
120: 45 studios, 70 one-bedroom, 5 two-bedroom
Levels
Lower ground floor and six floors around a courtyard
Status
Operating: 100 apartments ready for letting, 20 not yet ready
Shared spaces
Gym, sauna, coworking, lobby with coffee bar, laundry
Furnishing
Finished apartments are let fully furnished and equipped
Asking rents
List rents average about €32 per m² a month, fixed utilities charge included; current asking and achieved rents are in the rent roll
Operator
SIA «N5», under the HIDE brand
Transaction
Whole-building sale; structure agreed with the buyer
The HIDE building on Noliktavas iela on a spring evening
Restored historic staircase inside the HIDE building
The building’s floor outline drawn in 120 dots: 45 studios as rings, 70 one-bedroom apartments as solid dots, 5 two-bedroom apartments as large dots with a gold ring

Schematic, not to scale

120 homes for one or two

Studios and one-bedrooms make up 96% of the apartments. Average sizes: studio 23 m², one-bedroom 39 m², two-bedroom 61 m².

Apartment mix by type
TypeUnitsSize
Studio4515–33 m²
One-bedroom7028–68 m²
Two-bedroom549–68 m²
Floor plan of HIDE: apartments wrap an inner courtyard around three staircases
Floor plan from the vendor’s presentation: apartments wrap the courtyard around three staircases.

Vendor pro-forma · EUR

The numbers, with their assumptions

This is the vendor’s pro-forma: all 120 apartments let, with no allowance for vacancy. It is a target, not today’s trading — its €143,400 a month (≈€34.8 per lettable m²) is above what the current list prices would bring at full occupancy (≈€130,000). HIDE opened in March 2026 and is in lease-up; the rent roll, occupancy history and lease schedule are in the data room, under NDA.

Vendor pro-forma at full occupancy, EUR

Vendor pro-forma at full occupancy, EUR
LineSummer monthWinter monthYear
Rental income143,400143,4001,720,800
Utilities(7,608)(15,925)(141,198)
Payroll(9,500)(9,500)(114,000)
Taxes(6,736)(6,736)(80,832)
Commercial & administrative(7,594)(7,594)(91,128)
Gross operating profit111,962103,6451,293,642

Year = our annualisation of the vendor’s summer and winter month (6 + 6). Repairs and maintenance, insurance, letting costs, a furniture reserve and a software licence are not shown as separate lines; an operator fee, capital reserve, financing and purchaser’s costs are excluded. Unaudited.

Gross rental yield
8.6%
€1.72M pro-forma rent ÷ €20M
Operating-profit yield
6.5%
€1.29M pro-forma profit ÷ €20M
Operating costs
24.8%
of pro-forma rental income
Price per lettable m²
€4,854
€20M ÷ 4,120 m²

Test it yourself

At the guide price of €20M: take income below the pro-forma and costs above it, and see what is left.

Operating-profit yield6.5%
Gross yield8.6%
Rental income, year€1,720,800
Operating costs, year−€427,158
Operating profit, year€1,293,642
Break-even on the vendor’s cost lines25%

Operating-profit yield at €20M, by income achieved and operating costs

Operating-profit yield at €20M, by income achieved and operating costs
Income achieved (rows) by operating costs (columns), both as a share of the pro-forma90%100%110%120%130%
100%6.7%6.5%6.3%6.0%5.8%
85%5.4%5.2%5.0%4.8%4.5%
70%4.1%3.9%3.7%3.5%3.2%
55%2.8%2.6%2.4%2.2%2.0%
40%1.5%1.3%1.1%0.9%0.7%

Illustrative arithmetic on the vendor’s pro-forma. Not a forecast, a valuation or an offer.

One system runs the building

HIDE runs on a purpose-built operating platform: one database and one live inventory, from the first enquiry to move-out. Much of the desk work runs in the system; check-in, contract signing and monthly rent collection are still handled by staff.

  1. First reply in three minutes

    Enquiries from the website, Meta lead forms and WhatsApp land in one CRM, and every new one gets an automatic first reply within three minutes in English, Russian or Latvian, day or night; the sales team takes it from there.

  2. One live inventory

    The website, the sales team, brokers and the analytics read the same availability engine; overlapping bookings are blocked by the database itself.

  3. Book and pay online

    Free apartments can be reserved on the website with a deposit by bank link, card or Apple Pay; the payment confirms the booking.

  4. Finance built in

    Rent accrues to the day; invoices with VAT and accountant exports are produced by the system; deposits are held as liabilities; cash flow is forecast 18 months ahead.

  5. Housekeeping that schedules itself

    Turnover and pre-arrival cleans are created from lease dates and dispatched every morning, around shifts and leave.

  6. Maintenance on record

    Repair tickets with photos, a mobile screen for the handyman, and sign-off by whoever raised the ticket.

  7. Smart access

    All 132 smart locks are integrated with the system. Keys are generated from the lease; in the current pilot a person approves each key before it is issued.

  8. Ask the building

    Management asks about occupancy, cash flow, the sales funnel or maintenance in plain language through a built-in AI analyst. Read-only by design: every change takes a human click.

The pro-forma staffing assumes this platform. Whether the platform, the brand and the team transfer with the building — and at what licence cost — is subject to a separate agreement.

100 metres from Old Riga

Noliktavas iela is in Riga’s centre: the old town, the river and the parks are all within ten minutes on foot.

Schematic map: Old Riga 100 m, parks 200 m, the Daugava embankment 400 m and the Quiet Centre 600 m from HIDE 100 m 200 m 400 m 600 m Old Riga Parks Daugava Quiet Centre
Schematic, not to scale. Distances as stated by the vendor.
100m
Old Riga, the medieval old town and a UNESCO World Heritage site
200m
City parks
400m
The Daugava river embankment
600m
The Quiet Centre, Riga’s Art Nouveau district
View from HIDE over the rooftops of central Riga towards a park and a church spire

Inside HIDE

Photographs of HIDE: the apartments, the shared spaces and the details residents pay for.

Studio apartment at HIDE with bed, sofa, dining table and kitchen
Studio
HIDE lobby with a long coffee bar under arched windows
Lobby & coffee bar
Coworking room with meeting tables and lounge seating
Coworking
Residents’ gym with strength equipment
Gym
Residents’ sauna with wooden benches
Sauna
Bedroom with a double bed and tall historic windows
Bedroom
Apartment kitchen in walnut veneer with a dining table
Kitchen
Residents’ laundry room with washers and dryers
Laundry

Why Riga, why now

A euro-area capital with a young market for professionally run rental housing — and recent evidence that it lets quickly.

EU · €
Latvia has been in the European Union and NATO since 2004 and in the euro area since 2014
A
Sovereign rating in the A category at all three agencies: S&P A, Moody’s A3, Fitch A-, all stable (mid-2026)
0%
Corporate income tax on retained profits; tax is due when profit is distributed or deemed distributed
<10 mo
to let all 102 apartments of EfTEN’s Easy Riga, a renovated rental building outside the centre (EfTEN Capital, August 2026)

Sources: S&P, Moody’s and Fitch rating actions (2026); EfTEN Capital news, 11 August 2026. Tax notes are general information, not advice; the buyer’s advisers confirm the position for the chosen structure.

How the sale works

A confidential process for principals and their advisers.

  1. Enquiry and NDA

    Tell us who you represent and what you are looking for. We send a non-disclosure agreement.

  2. Information memorandum

    The memorandum and data room: current trading, rent roll, leases, technical and legal documents.

  3. Site visit

    Walk the building, the apartments and the shared spaces, and meet the operating team.

  4. Indicative offer

    A non-binding offer with price, structure and timetable.

  5. Due diligence

    Legal, technical, financial and tax review with full data-room access.

  6. Signing and completion

    Purchase agreement and registration of title in the Latvian Land Register.

Questions investors ask

Is the whole building for sale?
Yes. HIDE is offered as a single asset: the building at Noliktavas iela 5 with all 120 apartments and the shared spaces. Apartments are not sold individually.
What is the asking price?
The guide price is €20 million: about €167,000 per apartment, or €3,774 per m² of building area. Final terms depend on the structure and on due diligence.
What is the current occupancy?
HIDE opened in March 2026 and is in lease-up: 100 apartments are ready for letting and 20 are not yet ready. Current occupancy, the rent roll and the lease schedule are shared under NDA, so you can compare them with the pro-forma line by line.
What does the vendor’s pro-forma show?
At full occupancy, with no vacancy allowance, the vendor’s pro-forma shows €1.72 million of annual rental income and €1.29 million of gross operating profit: an 8.6% gross and a 6.5% operating-profit yield at the guide price. It is a target, not current trading, and it is above today’s list rents at full occupancy. Test it with the calculator above and against the data room.
Is the operating business and the software included?
The building runs on a purpose-built operating platform. Whether the platform, the HIDE brand and the team transfer with the building is subject to a separate agreement; tell us what you need.
Is it an asset deal or a share deal?
The structure is agreed with the buyer; we work directly with your legal and tax advisers. The offer is for the whole building only — not units, shares in a fund or any fractional product.
Who can buy property in Latvia?
Funds, family offices, operators and private investors from the EU, the EEA and the OECD can generally acquire developed urban property in Latvia. Latvian law restricts acquisitions by persons and companies from certain jurisdictions, including Russia and Belarus, so every buyer goes through beneficial-ownership checks. Duties and taxes depend on the structure; your counsel confirms the position.
How do I get the information memorandum, or visit?
Email us your name, company and investor profile. We reply with an NDA; once it is signed you receive the memorandum and data-room access. Site visits are by appointment.

Next step

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