Real estate development company EIKA Development states that although slightly fewer apartments were sold in Vilnius in October than in September, these fluctuations in the market are insignificant, and the general market recovery trends remain, as evidenced by the fact that compared to last year, sales grew by 44 percent, and the supply of new apartments was almost 50 percent higher than last year..
According to EIKA Development, 473 apartments were sold in Vilnius in October 2025, compared to 329 in the same month last year, which is a growth of 44 percent. Compared to the previous month, apartment sales in Vilnius were lower – 524 apartments were sold in September.
The most popular in October were economy class apartments – 255 were sold, followed by middle class – 193, and prestigious – 25.
Compared to October last year, when 182 apartments were sold, sales of economy class apartments increased by 40 percent. Growth in this class is also noticeable compared to the previous month, when 203 apartments were sold.
In the middle class, apartment sales in October were 49.6 percent higher than in the same month last year, while in the prestigious class, sales grew by 38.9 percent compared to these periods.
A total of 372 new apartments were offered to the market in October, the same number as in September. For comparison, 250 new apartments were offered to the market in October 2024, so the new supply this year is 49 percent higher.
In total, buyers can currently choose from 4,516 apartments, while at the same time last year the supply of apartments was 5.7 percent less, that is, there were 4,274 apartments on the market.
EIKA Development sold 43 apartments in October this year, 4.4 percent less than at the same time last year. EIKA Development’s market share reached 9 percent.
“Although we see a slight decrease in sales in October, looking at the entire year, overall market recovery and growth trends remain. Real estate developers are also responding to this, offering potential buyers new projects, so we are already planning for the coming year based on forecasts of unabated demand,” said Tomas Žiaugra, Development Director at EIKA Development.