Purpose of the Loan
The financing requires a total of 422,500 EUR, which is being raised in stages. The loan proceeds will be used for the acquisition and development of a real estate project located at Pilkakalnio St., Padekaniškiai, Vilnius, Lithuania. A building permit has been issued for the development of a multi-unit residential building. The project loan will be repaid using proceeds from the sale of the developed property or by refinancing it with another financial institution. The project owner is contributing 227,500 EUR to the project.
About the Project
The collateral is a 0.1464 ha plot of land located in Vilnius on Pilkakalnio Street, which does not have a full address. The plot’s unique No. is 4400-1609-2098, cadastral No. 0101/0167:2226, Vilnius City Cadastral District. The primary land use designation is “other”; the type of use is “areas for multi-family residential buildings and dormitories.” The plot was formed through cadastral surveying, and ownership of the land plot is registered in the Real Estate Register. The plot is undeveloped; there are no existing buildings or vegetation on it, making it suitable for new development in accordance with its designated use. According to the registry data, the plot is subject to registered easements—the right to lay, maintain, and use underground and above-ground utilities.
According to the building permit and technical design documents, the plot is designated for the construction of a multi-family residential building. The Vilnius City Municipality Administration has issued a permit to construct new structures: a multi-family residential building, a common-use water supply network (BV1), a common-use sewer network (BF1), a pedestrian walkway, and a parking lot. The multi-family residential building is designated as a single-purpose multi-family residential building and a non-special-category structure. The title of the construction project is “Construction Project for a Multi-Family Residential Building on Plot No. 0101/0167:2226 in the Vilnius City Municipality, Padekaniškiai Village, Vilnius City Municipality,” Project No. 2211-01-TP, year of preparation—2022; designer—UAB “Regroup Projektavimas,” project manager—Andrius Daujotas. According to the technical design specifications, the following main regulations apply to the plot: building density—25 percent, building intensity—0.4, maximum building height—12 m, area of green spaces—40 percent. The project specifies a plot building density of approximately 18 percent, a building intensity of approximately 36 percent, and a green space area of approximately 726 square meters; it calls for a multi-family residential building and parking spaces.
The building is oriented with its long side parallel to the street, thus defining the street layout and building line. Parking spaces are planned for the southern part of the lot, behind the building, and are accessible via a driveway from the street. The lot will also feature a children’s playground, a youth sports field, a recreational area, a bicycle storage area, a trash container area, pedestrian paths, paved surfaces, landscaping, and slope stabilization with gabions. The planned surfaces include concrete paver sidewalks and roadways, lawn, crushed stone, a wooden deck, and artificial turf. The topography of the lot is described in the documents as level up to the eastern part; a slope has been formed on the eastern side, with a topographic gradient of approximately 3.61 m, with elevations ranging from 150.90 to 147.29 in the Baltic Height System. Topographic and geological surveys have been conducted on the plot; existing buildings and trees are not scheduled for removal, demolition work is not planned, and the existing fertile soil layer is expected to be removed during construction, stored, and used for landscaping.
The best use of the property, taking into account the land designation, the type of use, the issued building permit, the prepared technical design, and the nature of the surrounding area, is residential development—the construction of a small multi-family residential building with the necessary engineering and site infrastructure. Such use is consistent with both the land use designation specified in the registry and the actual urban development of the Pilaitė microdistrict, where new residential neighborhoods are being developed in the surrounding area. The appeal of the mortgaged property is enhanced by the fact that the plot is located in Vilnius, within a rapidly developing residential area; it is undeveloped, has prepared project documentation and a building permit, is accessible via a paved road, and the planned development is geared toward the high-demand residential housing segment. An additional advantage is that the project is relatively small in scale, making it attractive to both smaller developers and investors seeking to implement a compact residential project.
Appraisers consider the property’s liquidity to be average to good within the specialized residential development land segment. Liquidity is positively influenced by the property’s location in Vilnius, the residential development trend in Pilaitė, the plot’s use being in harmony with the surrounding environment, the existence of a building permit, and a clearly defined project concept. Potential buyers of this property would include residential real estate developers, construction companies, investment firms, private investors, or smaller developers seeking a ready-to-build project in Vilnius. Once the project is completed, the end buyers could include young families, couples, individual buyers, investors seeking rental income, and individuals looking for housing in the Pilaitė neighborhood. The market value, determined using the comparative approach in the submitted report, amounts to 654,000 EUR as of June 19, 2026.
The property is a promising residential development lot in Vilnius, whose primary value is determined by its location, intended use, building permit, the prepared design solutions, and the possibility of implementing a compact multi-family residential building project; The property is attractive to a specific group of developers and investors, and its liquidity will depend on construction costs, financing terms, market demand, and the ability to effectively implement the planned project.
More about the project (see Documents).