Office rental prices in Kyiv have stopped declining due to increased demand from foreign arms manufacturers. After a prolonged decrease in rental prices in Kyiv’s business centers, rates have stabilized for the first time since the war began. It is noted that in July, rent per square meter was $17.2 in class... #CommercialRealEstate #kyiv #KyivOfficeRental #OfficeRentRatesUkraine
Ukrainians investing in land plots for private development are pushing prices higher. In the first half of 2025, the number of plots for individual real estate development offered for sale increased significantly. Specifically, in June the supply grew by 39% compared to the end of 2024... #HousingConstruction #investments #kyiv #LandUkraine #Odesa #RealEstateUkraine
In 2026, the total amount of preferential mortgage financing will rise to ₴25B. Ukrainian officials announced plans for a significant increase in funding for the popular mortgage program eOselya for 2026. As a result, the funds allocated to this state program will reach ₴25B ($60... #eOselya #kyiv #MortgageProgram #MortgagesUkraine #Ukrfinzhytlo
Ukrainian retailers have opened 1,056 new stores in the last six months. From January to June 2025, member companies of the Ukrainian Retailers Association opened a total of 1,056 stores and closed 326, resulting in a net increase of 730 outlets. As of July 1, there were 2... #Dnipro #kyiv #Odesa #PharmaceuticalMarketUkraine #retailUkraine #UkraineEconomy
A massive Russian strike kills two civilians and injures 15, while Kyiv strikes Moscow airports. On July 21, explosions illuminated the night sky, and the high-pitched whine of drone engines echoed through Kyiv during an attack that Ukraine’s air force reported as 426 drones and 24 missiles... #DroneAttackOnUkraine #Kharkiv #kyiv #PeaceTalks #RussianAggression #WarinUkraine #Zelenskyy
Ukrainian retailer Varus will invest $30M to develop a food delivery platform. The Varus supermarket chain plans to allocate $30M over the next three years to create a separate technology platform for delivering food kits on a subscription basis. The company aims to shift from t... #DeliveryService #GroceryDelivery #investments #kyiv #Varus
Poland’s largest airline plans to restart flights to two Ukrainian cities within six weeks of the war’s end. Poland’s biggest airline, LOT, has announced it is ready to resume flights to Ukrainian cities within six weeks after peace is established and the airspace is considered safe. The airline is alr... #AirFlights #kyiv #LOT #Poland #Ukraineairspace #Львів
Immediately after his phone call with Trump, Putin launched the most powerful air strike on Kyiv to date. President Zelenskyy described it as one of the largest-scale and most cynical strikes, with a total of 550 drones and rockets fired at Ukraine. The primary target was Kyiv, and Ukraine’s defense... #DTEK #kyiv #RussianAggression #RussianAttackonUkraine #WarinUkraine #zaporizhzhiaNPP
Kovalska will resume construction of a mixed-use business center in Kyiv that will include offices, apartments, and a hotel. A Ukrainian manufacturer and developer plans to restart building the NUVO complex on Zhylyanska Street next year, said company CEO Serhiy Pylypenko. He explained that before the war, Kovalska had been... #BusinessCenters #Construction #investments #Kovalska #kyiv #NUVO #UkraineDevelopers
Russia is increasing its attacks on Ukraine while the world is occupied with the Middle Eastern conflict. Russia is using the escalation of military activity in the Middle East to intensify its assaults on Ukraine, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said. He added that the conflict between Iran and... #DroneAttackOnUkraine #kyiv #RadosławSikorski #RussianAggression #RussianOffensive #WarinUkraine
During the G7 summit, Russia launched a massive attack on Kyiv and nearby regions using missiles and drones. On June 17, Russia carried out a barbaric airstrike, targeting civilian infrastructure in Kyiv, Odesa, and eight other areas. Damage occurred to apartment buildings, dormitories, and kindergartens, wi... #kyiv #MissileAttackOnUkraine #Odesa #RussianAggression #RussianTerroristAttack #WarinUkraine
Developers are abandoning new luxury housing projects in Ukraine: Sales have slumped, and prices in Kyiv have dropped by 30-50%. Sales of premium real estate in Ukraine have decreased by half. Prices for luxury apartments in Kyiv have also declined by 30-50%, while construction costs have risen, said Artur Mkhitaryan, CEO of th... #kyiv #LuxuryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #TaryanGroup #UkraineDevelopers
Which shopping mall format has proven to be the most stable during the war? As stated by UTG Director Yevgenia Loktionova during RAU Expo 2025, the current attendance level at regional shopping malls is 315 people per 1,000 square feet, while district shopping malls have an a... #CommercialRealEstate #kyiv #RealEstateVacancy #retailUkraine #ShoppingMallsUkraine
Russia unleashed another massive aerial assault on Kyiv and the Black Sea city of Odesa. On the night of June 10, Russia launched one of its largest attacks on Ukraine using strike drones, with the Kyiv and Odesa regions being hit hardest. President Zelenskyy said that one of the most ext... #DroneAttackOnUkraine #kyiv #Odesa #RussianAggression #WarinUkraine #Zelenskyy
During the war in Ukraine, the construction of 600 new residential complexes has been initiated, but sales levels remain too low. Over more than three years of full-scale war, 594 new residential complexes have been launched in various regions of Ukraine. The highest number of construction sites is in the Lviv region (166), with... #BuildingDevelopment #HousingConstruction #IvanoFrankivsk #kyiv #LvivRegion #RealEstateUkraine #Transcarpathia
May’s updates for Ukraine’s real estate market: According to real estate analysts, four new buildings were completed in May – two in the Lviv region and one each in Kyiv and Zakarpattia. The highest percentage of completed properties was recorded i... #HousingSales #kyiv #Odesa #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #SecondaryMarket #VolynRegion
In Western Ukraine, construction has intensified and the prices for newly constructed flats has increased. Over the three years of the full-scale Russian invasion, prices in the primary housing market in Ivano-Frankivsk have increased the most, by 63%. During this time, the cost of a square meter in the ci... #HousingConstruction #HousingsalesUkraine #kyiv #RealEstateUkraine #Львів
Ukraine has generated over ₴342M through its privatization efforts. The State Property Fund of Ukraine (SPFU) successfully conducted nine online privatization auctions from May 26 to May 30, raising ₴342.32M ($8.3M). On average, the value of the assets available at th... #investments #kyiv #PrivatizationUkraine #SPFU #Vinnytsiapobuthim
Warehouses continue to be in high demand in the Ukrainian commercial real estate market, leading to rising rents. According to Ukrainian developers, there is a critical shortage of warehouse space, particularly in the most active areas – the Kyiv and Lviv regions. The warehouse vacancy rate in the Kyiv region has... #CommercialRealEstate #kyiv #UkraineEconomy #UkraineLogistics #WarehouseMarket #Львів
Kyiv’s elite real estate market is beginning to recover after a prolonged downturn. Since 2022, elite properties in Ukraine have undergone significant changes. The severe downturn at the onset of the war resulted in stagnation for several years. However, last year marked the first si... #EliteRealEstate #HousingsalesUkraine #kyiv #KyivRealEstate #PrimaryHousing #SecondaryMarket
Cold storage facilities remain one of the scarcest and most strategically important segments of Kyiv’s warehouse real estate market. Cold storage facilities in Ukraine have suffered significantly during the war, and today there is particularly high demand for temperature-controlled premises, reports CBRE. The shortage of cold stora... #ColdStorageFacilities #CommercialRealEstate #kyiv #UkraineEconomy #Warehouse
Ukraine’s construction industry is recovering despite the war. According to Trading Economics, in 2025 Ukraine’s construction sector shows signs of recovery and growth, despite the challenges posed by the consequences of hostilities and economic instability... #ConstructionUkraine #eOselya #IvanoFrankivsk #kyiv #UkraineRestoration #Zakarpattia
The Ukrainian hotel market is experiencing a revival, with regions exceeding pre-war occupancy and prices. According to hotel analytics service HotelMatrix, in the first quarter of 2025 the average daily rate (ADR) for Ukrainian hotels in major tourist regions showed record growth. Hotel prices in Kyiv con... #HotelBusinessinUkraine #HotelsUkraine #IvanoFrankivsk #kyiv #Odesa #Львів
Ukraine’s construction market is divided into three zones, each with its own trend for 2025. Experts indicate that development plans in the eastern and eastern central regions are currently very restrained. New projects are rarely launched; most activity is on projects that were initiated bef... #Construction #ConstructionUkraine #kyiv #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineDevelopers #UkraineRecovery
Kyiv is the only city where the demand for retail space has significantly increased. According to industry experts, prices for retail real estate have begun to rise across Ukraine. The primary trend as of March 2025 shows a price increase and a decline in supply. In terms of demand, m... #CommercialRealEstate #Dnipro #kyiv #Odesa #RetailRealEstate #Львів
Russia has conducted its fourth major attack on Ukraine this year, using 215 missiles and drones. On the night of April 24, Russian forces attacked Ukrainian cities with 70 missiles and 145 UAVs. Powerful explosions echoed through Kyiv and Kharkiv. At least 12 people were killed in the capital, wi... #AndriiSybiha #Kharkiv #kyiv #RussianAggression #RussianAttackonUkraine #WarinUkraine
In the first quarter, prices in Ukraine’s secondary residential real estate market increased across all regions. According to LUN, a real estate search engine, Kyiv fell to third place behind Uzhhorod in the one-room apartment segment, where the average cost of a one-room apartment rose by 16% over six months, r... #HousingsalesUkraine #kyiv #RealEstateUkraine #SecondaryMarket #Uzhhorod #Львів
A Finnish company invests €7.3M in production and warehouse distribution facilities in the Kyiv region. Finnish fast-food chain Hesburger has opened a burger patty production facility, along with a warehouse and distribution center in Boryspil, Kyiv region. The project’s total investment has reach... #FastFoodMarket #FinnishBusiness #Hesburger #investments #kyiv
Vollert, the German giant, is getting ready to build factories in Ukraine. A German industrial consortium led by Vollert Anlagenbau GmbH is launching a network of high-tech factories dedicated to producing prefabricated reinforced concrete structures in Ukraine. These advanc... #EulerHermes #Germany #IgorTerekhov #investments #Kharkiv #kyiv #UkraineReconstruction #VollertAnlagenbau
The pace of housing construction in Kyiv continues to lag behind pre-war levels, while the suburban market is more active. Between 2011 and 2023, over 9.39 million square meters of housing were put into operation annually in Ukraine, according to UTG analysts. Each year, approximately 13.7% (1.35 million square meters) we... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingConstruction #HousingSales #kyiv #KyivRealEstate #RealEstateUkraine
Last year, Ukrainian developers started the construction of 70,000 apartments. Where was housing construction most active? The number of apartments in residential buildings at the initial stage of construction in Ukraine in 2024 was just 70,000. The ranking of regions where the most housing is being built is as follows: K... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingConstruction #kyiv #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineDevelopers #Львів
In 2025, 250,000 square meters of new warehouse space will be launched in Kyiv. The volume of new supply planned for the capital’s warehouse real estate market in 2025 is 250,000 square meters. Last year, the volume of new supply increased by 79,000 square meters. Of the to... #CBRE #CommercialRealEstate #kyiv #WarehouseMarket #WarehousesKyiv
Ukraine recorded a 35% increase in capital investments over the past year. Last year’s capital investment totaled ₴534.4B, reflecting a 35.1% rise compared to 2023, according to the State Statistics Service. Most investments came from internal funds belonging to enterp... #IndustryUkraine #investments #InvestmentsinUkraine #kyiv #UkraineCapitalInvestments #Ukrainianlogistics
The vacancy rate at Kyiv’s shopping malls decreased slightly last year. According to analysts’ estimates, the share of vacant space in Kyiv’s shopping malls in 2024 was 13.1%, down from 16.3% the previous year. The highest vacancy rates are primarily concentra... #ArtMall #BlockbusterMall #kyiv #Marmelad #PromenadaCenter #RealEstateVacancy #ShoppingMallsUkraine #ShoppingMallTraffic
Ukrainian developers have increased housing construction volume. According to 2024’s results, housing construction in Ukraine rose by 21.1% compared to 2023, reaching 9.759 million square meters, according to the State Statistics Service. Meanwhile, 51% of to... #ApartmentUkraine #Donetsk #HousingConstruction #kyiv #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineDevelopers
For the first time since the start of the war, a private Western fund has bought Ukrainian real estate. Dutch real estate fund Arcona Property Fund (APF) has purchased a land plot in the center of Kyiv from a British company, Secure Property Investment and Development (SPDI). This deal is the first purc... #ArconaPropertyFund #ForeignInvestor #investments #kyiv #LvivSquare
Analysts sum up the Ukrainian real estate market’s annual results: In 2024, 181 new buildings were put into operation in Ukraine. The largest number of completed objects is in the Kyiv and Lviv regions (excluding Kyiv). The average cost per square meter in dollars is... #HousingSales #kyiv #RealEstateMarketUkraine #SecondaryMarket #UkraineDevelopers #Zakarpattia #Львів
Lending under the eOselya preferential mortgage program increased by 65% in 2024. In 2024, more than 8,500 families took advantage of the preferential mortgage program eOselya, and the total volume of issued loans reached ₴14.6B, 45% more in number and 65% more in amount compared t... #AffordableMortgages #eOselya #kyiv #MortgagesUkraine #Odesa #Львів
Local budget revenue exceeded UAH 450B last year; which regions’ revenue grew the most? General fund revenues of regional budgets (excluding inter-budgetary transfers) in 2024 amounted to UAH 451B, which is 2.1%, or UAH 9.1B, more than in 2023. It is noted that since October 2023, local ... #kyiv #LocalBudgetUkraine #Mykolaiv #TaxesUkraine #UkraineBudget2024 #UkraineBudgetRevenue
Twice as many new residential complexes are being built in the Lviv region than in Kyiv. During the war, the undisputed leader in construction activity in Ukraine has been he Lviv region, where 35% of new buildings are being built. In the almost three years since the war began, constructi... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingConstruction #kyiv #RealEstateUkraine #Львів
Ukrainian retailers opened 2,279 stores in the first 10 months of the year. As of November 2024, 22,557 retail outlets in eight main retail sectors operated under the brands of the 110 members of the Ukrainian Retailers Association. The number of stores increased by 2,279 in ... #Dnipro #kyiv #Odesa #PharmaceuticalSector #retailUkraine #Львів
Housing is becoming more expensive in Ukraine; developers have started new projects. In the third quarter of 2024, prices for residential real estate in Ukraine, compared to the same period in 2023, increased by an average of 11.7%. Prices for apartments on the primary market increase... #HousingConstruction #HousingSales #kyiv #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateMarketUkraine #SecondaryMarket #Львів
How have relocated Ukrainian businesses affected their new regions financially? Since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, an enterprise relocation program has existed. For the regions where these companies have moved, this means additional jobs and tax revenue. Accord... #BusinessRelocation #kyiv #TaxesUkraine #UkraineEconomy #Zakarpattia #Львів
Ukraine’s western regions have the most investment activity in the construction sector. In 2024, the Western regions continued their leadership in the Ukrainian construction market in terms of investment flows, the amount of new housing construction, and price growth. For almost three ye... #ConstructionUkraine #HousingConstruction #investments #kyiv #RealEstateMarketUkraine #Transcarpathia #Львів
How has Ukraine’s real estate market overcome three years of war? According to LUN Development Director Olena Unanyan, in the pre-war year 2021 there was an active post-COVID period when the prices were rising, developers were actively launching projects, and apartm... #HousingSales #kyiv #lun #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineDevelopers #Львів
In the business centers of Lviv, rental rates have fallen sharply; in Kyiv, prices are holding. Business centers in Lviv are going through difficult times in the third year of the war, and vacancy rates have increased to 34%. Falling rental demand has led to a 21% drop in prices year-on-year to ... #BusinessCenters #CommercialRealEstate #kyiv #KyivOfficeRental #officeRealEstate #Львів
A Ukrainian investment company will soon start construction of a glass factory in the Kyiv region. The EFI Group plans to build the glass factory in the spring of 2025. “This is a very complex project; we have been working on it for two years. I hope that by the end of the year we will be abl... #EFIgroup #GlassFactory #GlassProduction #investments #kyiv #UkraineRecovery
The price of real estate on the primary market is rising despite low demand. The key problem of the primary real estate market is the drop in demand: Ukrainians postpone the purchase of housing until victory if there is no extreme need for it. Also, buyers now prefer the secon... #HousingSales #kyiv #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #Uzhhorod #Львів
Over the last two years, small-scale privatization has replenished the Ukrainian budget by almost ₴10B. In the two years since the restoration of small-scale privatization, the State Property Fund has held 839 successful online auctions, which have provided ₴6.65B in direct revenue to Ukraine. As specif... #kyiv #Odesa #PrivatizationUkraine #SPFU #UkraineBudget #Львів
Which regions of Ukraine provide the greatest tourism profits? In the first half of 2024, the tourism sector achieved a net income of ₴5.8B, almost 29% (in nominal terms) higher than the results for the same period in 2023. According to experts, such an increase ... #IvanoFrankivsk #kyiv #UkraineEconomy #UkraineTourism #Львів
