The real estate market in Vilnius remains active. According to EIKA Development, in February 2026, real estate sales in Vilnius were almost 9 percent higher than in the same month last year, and the supply of apartments was decreasing. Compared to January this year, sales were about 15 percent lower, but the February result is 7 percent higher than last year’s monthly average..
According to EIKA Development, 525 apartments were sold in Vilnius in February 2026, compared to 619 in January.
“Slightly fewer apartments were sold in February than at the beginning of the year – this was due to the seasonality of the holidays and the fact that no significant number of new projects were offered to the market,” explained Tomas Žiaugra, Development Director at EIKA Development.
The continued activity of the real estate market is illustrated by a comparison with previous years – in February of this year, 9 percent more apartments were sold than last year. In February 2026, the most popular apartments in Vilnius were economy class apartments, of which 293 were sold, as well as 207 middle class apartments, and 25 prestigious class apartments.
In February, the Vilnius real estate market was filled with 180 new apartments, less than in January, when the new supply reached 230. Last year, at this time, the Vilnius real estate market was filling up with new housing faster – in February 2025, 523 new apartments appeared on it.
In total, there was a supply of 3,578 apartments in Vilnius in February of this year, compared to 4,523 in the same month last year, so the supply of real estate in the capital this year is more than 20 percent lower than a year ago.
EIKA Development’s market share in February 2026 reached 8 percent – the company sold 42 apartments, 17 percent more than in the same month a year ago.
“So far, we do not see any surprises in the real estate market – the numbers reflect the usual seasonality, and looking at the broader picture, the market remains about 15 percent more active at the beginning of the year than last year, and developers, in turn, are announcing quite a few new projects that will bring additional choices to customers in the spring. For now, we are moving at the pace of sales in 2021, but the situation is much more stable, and market participants are better prepared to meet demand,” said T. Žiaugra.