Alejas iela 30
Alejas iela 30 is an apartment building first used in 1988 with 24 flats and 1,692 m² of living space.
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Sale history
The State Land Service has registered 2 sales in this building since 2024.
| Date | Floor | Area | Price | €/m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Feb 2026 | 1 | 57 m² | 7,800 € | 137 |
| 3 Jan 2024 | 3 | 74 m² | 8,499 € | 115 |
Source: State Land Service of Latvia, property transaction prices. Market deals only (from €5,000).
Building
- Built
- 1988
- Energy class
- E
- Flats
- 24
- Living area
- 1,692 m²
Energy use and works done ▾
Energy use: 123 kWh/m² a year (2017 energy certificate). Similar buildings (all of Latvia, built 1980–1989; 1876) have a median of 112 kWh/m² — this one uses 10% more.
Flats in this building
No flat in this building has been for sale or rent in the last 12 months.
Other buildings on Alejas iela
Alejas iela 1 (1), Alejas iela 5 (28), Alejas iela 6 (11), Alejas iela 8 (8), Alejas iela 9 (2), Alejas iela 10 (1), Alejas iela 11 (2), Alejas iela 12 (6), Alejas iela 13 (1), Alejas iela 14 (2), Alejas iela 15 (1), Alejas iela 16 (5), Alejas iela 16B (2), Alejas iela 17 (10), Alejas iela 19A (11), Alejas iela 20 (8), Alejas iela 21 (13), Alejas iela 22 (12), Alejas iela 23 (9), Alejas iela 24 (1), Alejas iela 25 (44), Alejas iela 26 (3), Alejas iela 28 (10), Alejas iela 32 (11), Alejas iela 33 (14), Alejas iela 34 (7), Alejas iela 35 (22), Alejas iela 35A (22), Alejas iela 37 (9), Alejas iela 37A (5), Alejas iela 38 (7), Alejas iela 39 (10), Alejas iela 40 (1), Alejas iela 40A (1), Alejas iela 40B (1), Alejas iela 40C (1), Alejas iela 40D (1), Alejas iela 40E (1), Alejas iela 42 (1), Alejas iela 44 (1), Alejas iela 46 (1)
Frequently asked questions
When was the building built?
According to the building register, Alejas iela 30 was first used in 1988.
How many flats are in the building?
According to the building register, Alejas iela 30 has 24 flats.
How much energy does the building use?
123 kWh/m² a year (2017 energy certificate). Similar buildings (all of Latvia, built 1980–1989; 1876) have a median of 112 kWh/m² — this one uses 10% more.