Gregora iela 9

  • · Built 1938, 4 flats

Flats at Gregora iela 9 cost about 3,100 €/m² per m² (November 2026).

What is your flat worth?

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Average flat (73 m²)

about €226,000

the building's average flat size

Price per m²€3,100/m² · 1,792–€3,190/m² · from 8 comparable listings

Estimate from asking prices nearby, updated weekly.

Notary and state duty on selling a €226,000 flat: €3,461.87 →

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Sale history

The State Land Service has registered 1 sale in this building since 2019.

DateFloorAreaPrice€/m²
30 Dec 2019269 m²80,000 €1,159

Source: State Land Service of Latvia, property transaction prices. Market deals only (from €5,000).

Building

Built
1938
Energy class
E
Flats
4
Living area
292 m²
Energy use and works done ▾

Energy use: 146 kWh/m² a year (2018 energy certificate). Similar buildings (Rīga, built 1930–1939; 230) have a median of 91 kWh/m² — this one uses 60% more.

Flats in this building

No flat in this building has been for sale or rent in the last 12 months.

    Other buildings on Gregora iela

    Gregora iela 1 (11), Gregora iela 2 (2), Gregora iela 2A (82), Gregora iela 2B (40), Gregora iela 3 (4), Gregora iela 3B (2), Gregora iela 4 (75), Gregora iela 5 (1), Gregora iela 6 (75), Gregora iela 7 (3), Gregora iela 7A (8), Gregora iela 8 (156), Gregora iela 11 (4), Gregora iela 12 (8), Gregora iela 13 (9), Gregora iela 15 (1), Gregora iela 17 (1), Gregora iela 19 (4), Gregora iela 21 (2), Gregora iela 23 (8)

    Frequently asked questions

    When was the building built?

    According to the building register, Gregora iela 9 was first used in 1938.

    How many flats are in the building?

    According to the building register, Gregora iela 9 has 4 flats.

    How much energy does the building use?

    146 kWh/m² a year (2018 energy certificate). Similar buildings (Rīga, built 1930–1939; 230) have a median of 91 kWh/m² — this one uses 60% more.