CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
PROCESS ADVISORY

Understanding the complexity of infrastructure and real estate development in the context of various city planning processes is not easy, there are rather different practices and regulations in every Baltic country. The UrbanComm experts will guide you through and support you to get the fastest track in Riga City and other cities across the Baltics regarding real estate development bureaucracy and political processes.

ASSISTANCE
in PUBLIC CONSULTATIOn

The public consultation has become one of the most important parts in real estate development business. Often citizens and stakeholders have crucial role in urban development process, they can either support or act against, sometimes even stop the process leading to unexpected losses of time and money. Therefore, stakeholder engagement program these days becomes an essential part of the project success.

URBAN COMMUNICATION

Urban challenges require a conceptual approach and interdisciplinary solutions. The communication strategy is crucial to develop trustful dialogue between the developers, the society and local government to reach common and mutual understanding. Not only to overcome any kind of potential conflict situations, but to turn the energy into better solutions.

We CREATE urban space sustainable and resilient

We are working alongside developers, municipalities, governments, local communities, agencies, and private sector clients to make Riga city sustainable and resilient.

Development Process

Make it easy with UrbanComm professional advisory

BALTIC PERSPECTIVE

Baltic countries are famous worldwide with their UNESCO listed cultural heritage – beautiful urban landscape and architecture as well as more than a century long song and dance festival tradition.
Today the key catalysts for investment and development in Baltics are caused by geopolitical constrains opening new possibilities in changing socioeconomic perspective and the Rail Baltica (1435mm gauge fast speed high-capacity railway line) connecting people and businesses in Baltic cities with central Europe and Finland. From this perspective the Baltic market is very attractive for investments in logistics, new types of industry and warehouse sector as well as in growing need for decent housing, sustainable offices, and social and transport infrastructure. For example, incorporating Rail Baltica and Riga Airport with Riga Port has a potential for Riga to become the biggest industrial and transport hub in Baltics. However, all Baltic capital cities and urban centers have potential for both global players to invest in Baltics as well as for local developers to expand their businesses across the region. Either way UrbanComm team will help you navigate through these possibilities and local context to make sure you arrive at the best possible investment in the beautiful Baltics.

Gvido Princis

Architect & City Planner,
managing partner
GSM: +371 29259099
gvido.princis@urbancomm.lv

Laura Minskere

Urban Communication &
public affairs consultant, partner.
PhD student, researcher. "Urban communication in the context of economic development"
GSM: +371 29666100
laura.minskere@medijutilts.lv