Ukraine has lost about 13% of its housing stock due to the war; restoration efforts are underway. Following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, approximately 13% of Ukraine’s housing stock was destroyed, as stated by Deputy Minister of Development Natalia Kozlovska.... #HousingMarketUkraine #HousingRepairs #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineRecovery #UkraineWarDamages
Most housing units built during the war are in the west, but the highest sales were in the center and south of Ukraine. According to the National Bank, the largest number of housing purchase and sale agreements on the secondary market for 10 months of last year was concluded in the Dnipropetrovsk region – 12% of the to... #HousingMarketUkraine #HousingSales #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineDevelopers
Construction in Ukraine grew by 23.8% in the first three quarters of 2024. Last year, every fifth Ukrainian developer joined eOselya, the state’s affordable housing lending program, and sold real estate under the program that was in the construction stage. In the first... #ConstructionUkraine #eOselya #HousingMarketUkraine #PrimaryHousing #UkraineDevelopers
Trends in the Ukrainian residential real estate market in 2024. The total area of residential buildings for which construction permits were issued (new construction) decreased by 6.6% in the first nine months of the year compared to the same period in 2023, to 2... #HousingConstruction #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #rivne #SecondaryMarket #Zhytomyr
Ukraine is transforming the housing market, relying on the EU’s experience. Ukraine wants to provide tax incentives for social housing operators and develop an effective mechanism for establishing rental rates, said the head of the Parliamentary Committee on Urban Planning, O... #HousingMarketUkraine #OlenaShulyak #SocialHousing
Developers indicate the vectors of development for the real estate market in 2024. Specialists from the Greenville Kyiv development company predict that real estate investments as a way of saving money will become relevant again this year. This is indicated by about $15B in citizens... #eRestoration #GreenvilleKyiv #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateInvestments #RealEstateUkraine
The war has changed Ukrainians’ criteria for housing purchases. The war has affected the perception of housing value in both the primary and secondary markets, and for both purchase and rent. Factors such as physical security and mass migration have become decisiv... #HousingMarketUkraine #HousingsalesUkraine #RealEstateUkraine
Industry analysts sum up 2023’s results from the Ukrainian real estate market. With the end of winter blackouts, interest in buying apartments in 2023 is stable and at 70-80% of pre-war indicators. The prices of apartments on the secondary market in regions far from the front ar... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine
Builders reveal market trends in Ukraine during the war. As reported by the engineering and construction company Rauta, the total losses in the industry amount to more than $150B, with the largest losses suffered by the housing sphere, including stock ($56B... #ConstructionUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineWarDamages
The popularity of turnkey apartments in Ukraine is growing in the primary housing market. According to the developers, the share of apartments that are ready to be lived in the primary real estate market now reaches 50%. Before the war, this indicator was at the 30% level. Anna Laevska, co... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #HousingsalesUkraine #IntergalBud #UkraineRealestate
How prices for apartments in Ukraine have changed over a year? In Kyiv, an average one-room apartment costs $87,374 (+8.7% compared to last year). However, analysts say you can find a one-room apartment for $60,000-$65,000 in a concrete panel building, or Khrushc... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine
Prices for apartments in one of Ukraine’s “peaceful” cities have soared by 20%. In Uzhgorod, the average price of a one-room apartment reached about $60,000. Real estate prices here have increased by an average of 20% in dollar terms. The main reason for this is that there are ra... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstate #RealEstateUkraine
Ukrainians have increased investment in business-class real estate. With the beginning of autumn, deals on purchasing business-class apartments with an average price of $2,000 per square meter have increased in the primary real estate market, said the top manager of t... #BusinessClassRealEstate #DIMgroup #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine
Foreigners invest in the Ukrainian real estate market. Yuriy Pita, president of the Association of Real Estate Specialists, said foreigners are increasingly buying housing in Ukraine. These are mainly citizens of Canada, Israel, and Spain. According to hi... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateInvestments #RealEstateUkraine
Ukrainian Real Estate developers have put 25,000 dwellings on the market in 2023. According to the State Statistics Service, 1.94 million square meters were commissioned for residential housing from January to March. These figues compare favorably to the results from the first quar... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine
Houses in suburbs within 20 km of Kyiv City have increased in price by 10-15% this year, says Yuriy Pitu, the President of the Realtors Association of Ukraine. Over the two-year construction cycle, prices can increase by 40-50%, he tells UNIAN. He adds: “The popularity of private estates ... #HousemarketUkraine #HousessalesUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #SuburbsHousingUkraine
Apartment prices in Kyiv could nearly double – to $2,000 per square meter — by the end of 2023, predicts Serhiy Pylypenko, general director of Kovalska construction and construction materials company. Driving prices up 15-20% this year will be the rising cost of building materials, he told the C... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingMarketUkraine #KovalskaGroup #RealEstateUkraine
