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If a stand falls inside a specially protected area, Natura 2000 or a microreserve and logging there is restricted, the owner is entitled to an annual compensation — between €52 and €196 per hectare depending on how strict the ban is. Here are the current rates, the two application routes, the deadlines, and how to check your own property.
Latio Q4 2024 and early 2025/2026 transaction data puts per-hectare prices between €3,800 in Latgale and €6,911 in Zemgale. The regional gap is driven by logistics, not just by what is growing on the land.
Mežabirža is Latvia's electronic auction venue for cirsma (standing-timber sale). Marketing claims +15–50% over the reserve, but our read of public 2024–2025 data points to an average uplift closer to 10–20%. In liquid segments it is even lower. Here is where the platform genuinely works and where you simply pay to participate.
Forest land is not a building plot. Before you put a house on it or turn it into a field, you have to deforest it legally: a competent authority's permit plus compensation to the state. We break down the Cabinet Regulation No. 889 formula, why growing forest elsewhere cuts the bill many times over, and show two calculations with real numbers.
VMD inventory data carries enough information for an owner to build a first-pass standing-timber value without an intermediary. This article walks through the G×H×f formula and where its limits lie.
A VMD record for a single compartment carries more than 25 cryptic short-coded fields. Without a key, the document is unreadable. This guide walks through a real example — cadastre 62720050379 in Padures parish — and shows how those codes turn into a euro figure.
