Purpose of the Loan
The financing requires a total of 474,600 EUR, which is being raised in stages. The loan will be used for the purchase of real estate—a 0.1827-hectare plot of land located at Palanga, Vakaro St. 5B, unique No. 4400-4384-1525—and to begin its development. The designated use of the plot is for multi-family residential buildings and dormitories. A building permit has been issued for the plot, and a project has been prepared, which provides for the construction of a four-story, A++ energy efficiency class multi-family residential building with a total area of 1,832.36 square meters, comprising 24 apartments and 24 parking spaces. The project loan will be repaid using proceeds from the sale of the developed property or by refinancing it with another financial institution. The amount that the project owner is contributing to the project is 277,000 EUR.
About the Project
The land plot located at Vakaro St. 5B, Palanga, with an area of 0.1827 ha, unique No. 4400-4384-1525, cadastral No. 2501/0039:256 in the Palanga City Cadastral District. The primary land use designation is “other,” and the type of use is “areas for multi-family residential buildings and dormitories.” The plot was formed through cadastral surveying; its terrain is flat. The plot is undeveloped, lying fallow, and overgrown with grass and shrubs. Utility and road easements S1 and S2 are registered for the plot, granting the right to install and maintain utilities, drive vehicles, and use the pedestrian path. The building permit grants the right to construct a new, non-specialized multi-family residential building and a courtyard parking lot on the lot. The building permit for Project No. 24-011 was issued on June 2, 2025. The intended use of the building is a residential multi-family building with three or more apartments.
The planned four-story, A++ energy efficiency class apartment building will have 24 apartments—six on each floor—along with an underground parking garage, bicycle storage, a boiler room, and above-ground parking spaces. The plan includes a system of 24 parking spaces, spaces for people with disabilities, and charging stations for electric vehicles.
The building’s primary structural system consists of monolithic reinforced concrete columns, walls, beams, and slabs. The design calls for bored piles with a diameter of 400 mm and a length of 4.0–8.5 m, 300 × 400 mm monolithic reinforced concrete columns, 250 mm reinforced concrete walls, exterior walls made of ceramic blocks, and 160–220 mm monolithic reinforced concrete floor slabs. The roof is a flat, reinforced concrete structure with a bituminous roll-on membrane; the facade walls are planned to be insulated with rock wool.
The building is designed with hydronic underfloor heating, autonomous heat metering for each apartment, and the primary heat source is a system installed in the basement featuring air-to-water heat pumps, with their outdoor units planned to be located on the roof. A separate heat recovery unit is planned for each apartment, and apartment cooling is also provided for. Water supply is planned from the centralized networks on Pavasario and Vakaro Streets, while domestic and stormwater drainage will be connected to the existing networks on Pavasario Street.
The building is designed with a total area of 1,832.36 square meters, a usable area of 1,382.23 square meters, and a basement area of approximately 439 square meters. Other indicators: 538 square meters of building footprint, 76.26 percent floor area ratio, 29.44 percent plot ratio, and 734 square meters of landscaped area. 76.26% floor area ratio, 29.44% building density, and 538 square meters of building footprint.
Taking into account the land use designation, zoning decisions, the building permit already issued, and the prepared project, the most economically rational and optimal use of the property is to develop a multi-unit residential project in accordance with the issued building permit or to sell the property to another investor along with this development right. The current use and the use envisaged in the project are optimal, and a change of use to an alternative purpose is not advisable.
The property’s appeal is significantly enhanced by the Palanga market, its residential designation, the already issued building permit, the prepared technical design, the 24-unit apartment project, A++ energy efficiency class, parking solutions, and the ongoing development of the surrounding infrastructure. According to data collected by the appraiser, transactions involving similar new-construction housing in that market area are fairly common, and in 2024–2025, prices for partially finished new-construction apartments in the analyzed dataset ranged from approximately 2,503 to 2,812 EUR/sq. m; appraisers describe this type of finished residential product as being in high demand.
The mortgaged property is a 1,827 sq. m. land plot in Palanga that is well-prepared for development, with a building permit already issued and a project plan in place for a four-story A++ apartment building comprising 24 units. four-story A++ apartment building. The property’s primary value stems not only from the land plot itself but also from its legal and design readiness for construction, making it particularly attractive to professional real estate developers or investors. The location, the project, the building permit, and infrastructure development have a positive impact on liquidity, while the main risks include the as-yet-unfinished local infrastructure, project implementation costs, and the fact that the established market value of EUR 791,000 is based on assumptions regarding the future project’s implementation.
More about the project (see Documents).