Riga’s greenest A-class office complex, Verde, has reached a significant milestone - both of its first and second-phase buildings, A and B, with a total leasable area of 30,000 m², are now fully leased. This achievement in Latvia’s real estate market has been made possible by the signing of six new lease agreements in the past four months. At the same time, Verde’s developer, Capitalica Asset Management, is actively working on architectural and construction plans for the next phase of expansion, preparing to launch the leasing process for two new buildings, C and D, this spring.

The Verde office complex is now home to 27 companies across various industries, including IT, financial services, pharmaceuticals, energy, and legal services. New tenants include: two law firms – RockBridge Legal and Jaunzars un Partneri, two financial companies – AMPR Services and B2 Impact, and Interior design studio Katz.  Additionally, Verde houses prominent companies such as: Tietoevry Latvia, Swisscom, Roche Services & Solutions, Merito Group, Indexo, Decta, KPMG Latvia, Swetch, Workland, Enefit, VIA SMS Group, IGK AG, Also Cloud, Marsh, Worldline, as well as service providers like SilverCut hair salon, Vividerm dermatology clinic, Moltto Coffee café, and Dia 36. Line restaurant.

Ēriks Bergmans, Partner and Agency Director at Colliers Baltics, emphasized: "Verde is a unique project where thorough preparation, market knowledge, experience, courage to start despite the obstacles and strong partnership really paid off-reaching the status of one of the most successful projects with a perfect tenant mix. We were honoured to have been chosen as a partner for the first Capitalica Asset Management project in Latvia and are glad that the plans for the next Verde stages are already in development”.

As previously reported, in the summer of 2024, Capitalica Asset Management, a Lithuanian investment management company, made a strategic decision to expand its operations in Riga. The company plans to develop the Verde complex further by constructing several new A-class office buildings with a total leasable area of more than 20,000 m². To achieve this, the company acquired a 1.1-hectare site adjacent to Verde, located between Hanzas Street and Gustava Kluča Street. The expansion project is set to be implemented within the next few years, ultimately bringing Verde’s total leasable area to 50,000 m², making it Latvia’s largest office quarter.

Further details on the new phases of Verde will be revealed throughout 2025.