Generolo Jono Žemaičio Lietuvos karo akademija

Fully functioning and effectively regulated real estate market is one of the factors of strengthening the economy of any country. Sustainable real estate market economy is essential to guarantee labor mobility and improve the management of migration flows within the country. In this regard, constant monitoring of factors affecting the selling price of residential real estate is necessary. A number of macro, meso and microlevel factors affects the selling price of residential property in different ways. Some factors have a stronger effect in a long term, some factors – in medium and short term. Each residential property object is unique and has a specific system of qualitative and quantitative micro level characteristics affecting the market price. The aim of this study is to examine and determine the effects of some micro and meso level property factors in two largest cities of Latvia at its price in short term period.

Economic growth and income differentiation problems are the most actual problems of modern research. The research is attributed to sustainable development research area. In a case of Latvian economy these problems have a huge actuality because of lack of researching works, where these parts of science are completely opened. Special interest causes question about the trajectory of economic growth and and uneven income. If GDP growth is connected with increasing income differentiation of population, then increasing income differentiation absorbs part of the effect on the growth of aggregate income. If GDP growth is on the background of lower income differentiation, the increase in total income is supplemented by regularity of revenue growth. Thus the social effect of economic growth increases significantly. What trends are taking place in income differentiation by regions and economic development of the regions in Latvia after the EU accession? What trends are taking place in interregional differentiation in income per household member, and in GDP? Is there a relationship between trajectories of economic growth and income differentiation in the regions of Latvia?