The total area of currently identified abandoned properties stands at nearly 30,600 square meters, according to company reports. Looking back over the past year, the accumulated area of abandoned properties reached 21,200 square meters. Analysis of the recent figures indicates that the largest concentration of abandoned properties occurred during the first eight months of the current year.
During this period, the State Forestry Agency was responsible for the transfer of 147 properties. This action accounted for a total area approaching 6,950 square meters, representing more than two-thirds of all properties transferred to the Bank of Lithuania from the agency. Another significant contributor to the inventory of abandoned properties was the Lithuanian Non-formal Education Agency.
This entity transferred a single, but substantial, property, exceeding 5,400 square meters to the Bank of Lithuania. These figures provide a detailed overview of the disposition of various real estate assets. The data highlights the scale of the properties being transferred and the specific contributions made by key state agencies throughout the year.
The consistent tracking of these abandoned properties is crucial for managing the assets recorded in the national registry.
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