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Riga is perfect if you are living on a budget and need affordable housing, yet won’t compromise on the culture and bustling energy from the city life. The housing opportunities consist of both new and modern apartments, but also authentic and older apartments with character.

Riga is known for its highly artistic scene, and is home to many famous museums and galleries such as the Live silver Museum, or more historical focused museums like the Ghetto and Latvian Holocaust museum and the Museum of the Barricades of 1991. There are also a broad variety of musical and literary events you can attend during the week. The gastronomical scene in Riga has a reputation of being experimental, which means a lot of people come to the city with the intention of trying new exciting food. Additionally Riga is home to many sporting events such as basketball, ice hockey and football.

Riga is rated well in terms of safety, which makes the city a perfect spot for families who wish for a bit of the bustling city in their everyday life, but also rank safety highly. 

In the old part of town, narrow streets will lead you through admirable elderly architecture, with many colors and sizes. Cafés and stores drape the streets with liveliness. You’ll find everything you need in terms of food in Riga central market, which consists of four large cylinders with a broad variety of different kinds of food. Here you’ll find everyone to be acquainted with each other as well, instantly giving off a very homelike sensation. Even though northern europe is known for its introverted culture, the latvians will gladly take you in as one of their own. 

The climate in Riga is nice and comfortable, without any significant risks of tough weather conditions, and an average of 21 degrees celsius in summer and -2 in the wintertime. There’s plenty of nature close by the city as well. Riga is perfect for the average person, wishing to experience loads of art, foods, and nature, but at an affordable living cost.

A home is a place to build memories. It can be an apartment, a house, a room, or a townhouse. Whether owned or rented, it means shelter, comfort, and security.

When you have a home, you pay a monthly mortgage or rent based on its size, location, and other factors. For those renting, it's important to understand the terms of the lease, detailing what is part of the rent and what responsibilities you hold as a tenant.

There are several benefits to having a home. 

Firstly, it offers stability and a sense of belonging, allowing you to personalize your space.

Secondly, it provides a base, making it easy to move if you're renting or to settle if you've purchased. 

Thirdly, homeowners or landlords are usually responsible for significant repairs, ensuring your living space remains comfortable.

In essence, having a home offers peace and a sense of place. Whether you're renting or owning, it provides a refuge from the world. When renting, you have the freedom to shift with ease, not needing to worry about selling but simply ending the lease.

Types of homes include:

Available apartments

An apartment is a private unit in a multi-story building. It's an excellent option for those seeking proximity to urban amenities, public transport, and a community vibe. Find an apartment for rent by clicking the link.

Available houses

A house is a standalone structure, often accompanied by land, gardens, or driveways. It offers more space and privacy, perfect for families or those wanting a slice of nature. Find a house for rent by clicking the link.

Available rooms

Renting a room, often within someone's home, offers flexibility and shorter commitments, ranging from days to months. It's a cost-effective way to live in a desired location. Find a room for rent by clicking the link.