KALLE ARON

Rental housing has been a strategic priority for years, with regulatory reforms expected to unlock approximately EUR 100 million in new investment annually into the sector. Yet despite these ambitions, the market remains highly fragmented, institutional participation is limited, and new supply has grown more slowly than anticipated. What is holding the sector back? Which business models are proving successful today, and what conditions are needed to attract larger-scale, long-term investment? This panel will bring together developers, investors, operators, and policymakers to discuss the future of rental housing, the barriers to growth, and what it will take to establish rental housing as a mature and scalable asset class in the Baltics.