Israeli-Ukrainian City Capital Group plans to invest more than $50 million over the next four years to convert old industrial spaces in Kyiv into offices. “The office real estate market is coming to life,” Maria Kazantseva, a CCG board member, tells Interfax-Ukraine. “All experts predict an increase in the demand in this segment. IT companies are declaring a shortage of quality space.” Founded a decade ago by Israeli businessman Ofer Kerzner, CCG manages Platforma Art Factory, on the left bank, near Lisova metro station.
Israeli-Ukrainian City Capital Group plans to invest more than $50 million over the next four years to convert old industrial spaces in Kyiv into offices.
