Loku iela 9

  • · Built 1956, 15 flats

Flats at Loku iela 9 cost about 966 €/m² per m² (November 2026).

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Average flat (48 m²)

about €46,000

the building's average flat size

Price per m²€966/m² · 667–€1,812/m² · from 15 comparable listings

Estimate from asking prices nearby, updated weekly.

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Sale history

The State Land Service has registered 7 sales in this building since 2016.

DateFloorAreaPrice€/m²
8 Oct 2025155 m²85,000 €1,554
2 Jun 2025133 m²40,000 €1,212
8 Jun 2023155 m²42,000 €765
19 Apr 2023155 m²25,000 €455
11 Jul 2022254 m²18,000 €335
5 Apr 2018149 m²17,000 €346
17 Aug 2016135 m²6,200 €180

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

Building

Built
1956
Energy class
E
Flats
15
Living area
722 m²
Energy use and works done ▾

Energy use: 110 kWh/m² a year (2016 energy certificate). Similar buildings (Liepāja, built 1950–1959; 34) have a median of 78 kWh/m² — this one uses 41% more.

Flats in this building

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

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    Flat prices by rooms in Jaunliepāja

    1 room€20,500€0/m²
    2 rooms€31,000€402/m²
    3 rooms€103,400€0/m²
    4 rooms€90,000€0/m²

    Bar: half of the listings fall in this range.

    Other buildings on Loku iela

    Loku iela 7 (13), Loku iela 11 (13)

    Frequently asked questions

    When was the building built?

    According to the building register, Loku iela 9 was first used in 1956.

    How many flats are in the building?

    According to the building register, Loku iela 9 has 15 flats.

    How much energy does the building use?

    110 kWh/m² a year (2016 energy certificate). Similar buildings (Liepāja, built 1950–1959; 34) have a median of 78 kWh/m² — this one uses 41% more.