Short answer

KALME doesn't sell you land or forest directly — it gives you the map of real, VZD-registered transactions so you can see what has actually sold, where, and at what price per hectare. You use that to understand a fair price range before you act on a real opportunity yourself.

Start with the map, not a listing

Before you make an offer on any agricultural land or forest property in Latvia, it's worth knowing what comparable properties have actually sold for nearby — not a general market estimate. The KALME map plots every registered land transaction where it happened, with the price per hectare, sold area, land composition and date. Browsing transactions in one municipality is free and needs no account.

For a national picture before you narrow down to a specific area, see the summary articles on the price of agricultural land and the price of forest properties in Latvia.

Open the map

What's coming: a market for buying requests

KALME is preparing a market where verified buyers will be able to publish anonymous purchase requests describing what they're looking for, so sellers can see real demand before they list. It isn't public yet — there will be no lead form, no waiting for a representative to call, and no commission taken by KALME on whatever follows.

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