Rīgas līcis territory out on lease to Nemo Camping

Author: Raitis Nešpors
Source: 0SIA LASCO Investment

Real estate investment management company SIA “LASCO Investment” informs that the territory of the former sanatorium “Rīgas līcis” located in Jurmala has been let out on lease to Nemo Camping (www.nemo.lv). The territory is situated just a few tens of metres from the sea, in the dune area, surrounded by the pines of Jurmala.

Director of “LASCO Invesment” Raitis Nešpors says: “We attracted Nemo Camping as the leaseholder of this summer recreation ground in view of the input of Nemo Adventure Waterpark in providing services to holidaymakers. Location of the park in Jurmala has guaranteed a significant flow of visitors already for a long while. The previous experience shows that the visitors of Nemo Waterpark usually choose to stay overnight as well and enjoy the sun for a longer period of time, thus increasing the income of both the municipality and businesses of Jurmala. Likewise, there are tourists who prefer staying at the campsite in order to combine the visit to Riga and Jurmala with swimming, sunbathing and other beach activities.”

About LASCO Investment

SIA “LASCO Investment” is a subsidiary company of the Joint-Stock Company “Latvijas kuģniecība” (Latvian Shipping Company – LASCO), and it provides for the LASCO’s owned real estate administration and management in accordance with the objectives set out in the Real Estate Development Strategy: maximum profitability from investments, maximum added value and maximally advantageous sale of the investments when the real estate market situation stabilises. For additional information see www.lascoinvestment.lv.

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