In July 2025, new apartments were sold in Vilnius almost twice as many as in the same month last year, thus confirming the trends that have been continuing throughout the year. Compared to June, sales also grew consistently: last month, 370 new apartments were sold in Vilnius, and in July – 414. The supply of new apartments in July was lower than in the previous month, but ahead of last year.
According to EIKA Development, 414 apartments were sold in Vilnius in July this year, compared to 244 in the same period last year, representing a growth of 69.7 percent. More apartments were sold compared to last June, when 370 new apartments were sold in Vilnius.
In July 2025, economy class apartments were the most popular, with 220 sold, compared to 115 in the same month last year, with sales growth in this class reaching 91.3 percent. In June, 194 apartments in this class were sold.
In the middle class, 171 apartments were sold in July 2025, compared to 98 at the same time last year. In June, 162 apartments were sold in this class.
Compared to last month, significantly higher sales were in the prestigious class: 14 were sold in June, 23 in July. However, compared to last year, fewer apartments in the prestigious class were sold in July – last year this month their sales reached 31.
In July 2025, 322 new apartments were offered to the market. This is significantly less than in June, when 782 new apartments appeared on the market, but compared to July last year, when the real estate market in Vilnius was replenished with 201 new apartments, the supply increased by 60.2 percent. In total, in July 2025, the supply of apartments in the Vilnius market reached 4,866 apartments, compared to 5,014 in the same month last year.
EIKA Development’s sales remained stable: in July 2025, it sold 33 apartments, compared to 31 in the same period last year, a growth of 6.5%.
“In July, as many apartments were sold as were sold on average over the last six months, which is a good sign, considering the possible influence of seasonality, and allows us to expect that buyer activity may increase slightly in the fall. Developers, in turn, are preparing for this, several new projects are offered to the market every month, which we hope will maintain market stability,” said Tomas Žiaugra, Development Director of EIKA Development.