Ukraine is establishing a municipal housing fund. The Ukrainian government has initiated a pilot project to develop a municipal rental housing program. Priority will be given to veterans, the relatives of fallen defenders, military personnel, interna... #ApartmentUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #RentalHousing #SocialHousing
Housing is becoming more expensive, and supply is decreasing: real estate market trends in 2025. On average, in Ukraine the median selling price for an apartment has increased by 16% annually and is ₴2.3M ($55,200), according to a study. Meanwhile, the number of active ads home sales has dropped ... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingSales #RealEstateUkraine
Ukrainians have changed their approach to buying apartments – real estate investments have become a “safety cushion”. In the realities of the war, a new type of buyer has emerged in the real estate market: Ukrainians from the east are buying housing in western Ukraine and leaving the apartments empty, in the event it... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingSales #investments #LvivRegion #RealEstateUkraine
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
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
The demand for retail space in Ukrainian residential complexes is on the rise. This year has witnessed a revival in the demand for commercial real estate within these developments; however, in light of the ongoing war, increasing inflation, and economic recession, new trends hav... #CommercialRealEstate #HousingMarketUkraine #investments #RealEstateUkraine #retailUkraine
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
The war has raised the cost of a square meter of housing in Ukraine by 100%. Over the three years of the war, the cost of housing construction in Ukraine has increased by an average of 90-115%, depending on the housing class, and it continues to grow. The reasons lie not only ... #BuildingMaterials #ConstructioninUkraine #HousingConstruction #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineEconomy
Ukraine’s agreement with the EIB on social housing is expected to be signed by the end of the year. The European Investment Bank (EIB) is already evaluating a pilot social housing project in Ukraine. The signing of the initial financing agreement for the project could happen as early as this year, s... #EIB #HousingConstruction #RealEstateUkraine #SocialHousing #UkrainianCommunities
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
What is happening in the Ukrainian real estate market in 2025, and what prospects will emerge after the war? The Ukrainian real estate market is currently showing signs of stabilization and gradual recovery. In the primary market, prices continue to rise, driven not only by demand but also by an increase in ... #eOselya #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #SecondaryMarket
After altering the terms of the preferential mortgage program to favor developers, loan issuance fell by 33%. In February 2025, Ukrainian banks issued 516 mortgage loans totaling ₴926M, which is 7% higher than the mortgage lending volume in January. However, this amount is a third less than in February of las... #eOselya #MortgageProgram #MortgagesUkraine #nbu #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine
This year, the number of hotel rooms in Ukraine will increase by 1,400 rooms. According to EY Ukraine, the largest hotels that are scheduled for commissioning in 2025 are located in the safer regions of western Ukraine. Specifically, the Ivano-Frankivsk region will see the most... #Ernst&Young #GOROMountainResort #HotelsConstruction #investments #Odesa #RealEstateUkraine #Буковель
What drove construction growth in Ukraine in 2024? In 2023-2024, the Ukrainian construction market showed positive dynamics owing to increased economic activity in the central and western regions, as well as the restoration of infrastructure damaged i... #BusinessRelocation #CommercialRealEstate #ConstructionUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineEconomy #UkraineRecovery
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
The volume of construction work completed in Ukraine increased by 23% last year, indicating that a restoration to pre-war levels could take four to five years. According to the State Statistics Service, the volume of construction work completed in Ukraine in 2024 increased by 23.5% compared to 2023, reaching ₴204.7B ($4.8B). Last year’s figure also sur... #BuildingUkraine #Construction #ConstructioninUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineReconstruction
Developers in Kyiv prefer to build business-class housing, while budget residential complexes are built in the suburbs. During the last three years of war, construction costs in Kyiv have increased by 16% annually, according to average annual indicators of the indirect cost of housing construction in Ukraine. It is not... #ApartmentUkraine #BusinessClassRealEstate #HousingSales #KyivApartments #RealEstateUkraine
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
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
What is the current price for land in Ukraine, and how has it changed since the Land Market opened in 2021? According to industry experts, the price of land at the beginning of trade in Ukraine’s agricultural land market in 2021 was ₴32,972 per hectare, roughly €1,000 at the 2021 exchange rate. Despit... #agroUkraine #FarmLandReform #FarmLandSale #LandMarketUkraine #RealEstateUkraine
What is driving Ukraine’s housing market? The Confederation of Builders of Ukraine reported that thanks to eOselya, the state preferential mortgage program, housing sales in the country have increased. According to developers, during the last... #BuildingMaterials #eOselya #HousingConstruction #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineDevelopers
The government will create mechanisms to stimulate housing construction in Ukraine. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has tasked relevant state structures with developing effective methods to promote housing construction in light of the destruction and damage to 10% of Ukraine’s hou... #BusinessRelocation #DenysShmyhal #eOselya #HousingConstruction #Lamella #RealEstateUkraine
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
In which regions of Ukraine is housing becoming more expensive? Over the past six months, the most expensive housing in the primary market has been in Kropyvnytskyi – by 8% to $1,070 per square meter. Last year, three new residential complexes were built in the ci... #HousingSales #Kropyvnytskyi #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #RentalHousing
The NBU says buying a home has become more profitable, but Ukrainians are shying away from risk because of the war. Currently, price conditions in the real estate market are more favorable than before the full-scale invasion, but due to war risks, Ukrainians are not ready to invest in housing, the national bank sai... #HousingsalesUkraine #nbu #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #SecondaryMarket
Ukrainian warehouse real estate market trends at the end of the third year of war: The commissioning of new facilities and high development activity – 200,000 square meters of warehouses are being built, and the low vacancy rate indicates the competitiveness and prospects of the war... #AlterraGroup #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstateUkraine #RealEstateVacancy #Warehouse
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
Developers share 2025 forecasts for new housing in Ukraine. In 2025, depending on the construction stage, the new building’s region, and the object’s quality and class, the price increases on the primary housing market may range from 10% to 20-25%.... #Gazda #HousingConstruction #Novobud #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineDevelopers
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
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
The co-owner of a Ukrainian supermarket chain enters the real estate development business. BGV Group Management, an investment company and co-owner of one of the largest retail chains in Ukraine, ATB, has partnered with SAGA Development, a Ukrainian developer with a two million square meter... #ATBmarket #BGV #RealEstateUkraine #SAGAdevelopment #UkraineDevelopers
Russia has destroyed about 60 million square meters of housing in Ukraine; outdated housing legislation will be updated. Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, about 60 million square meters of housing have been destroyed or significantly damaged, reported the head of the Parliamentary Com... #HousingDamagesUkraine #OlenaShulyak #RealEstateUkraine #RentingHousingUkraine #SocialHousing
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
Ukrainians invest in newly built real estate in anticipation of rising prices. Considering that in 2025 the expected inflation rate will be almost 10%, and the dollar exchange rate will reach ₴45/$1, the cost of new construction next year may increase by at least 10-15% in hryvn... #HousingConstruction #investments #NewlyBuiltRealEstate #RealEstateUkraine
Analysts summarize September’s results for Ukraine’s real estate market. According to the experts, two new buildings in the Lviv region and one in the Kyiv region were commissioned in September. The average cost per square meter in dollar equivalent increased by 1-6%, depe... #HousingSales #kyiv #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #SecondaryMarket #Львів
Real estate developers in Ukraine opened sales in almost 500 new residential complexes during the war. Primary housing market dynamics are currently showing growth after their collapse in the first year of the war when the pace of construction fell by an average of 65%. Since the beginning of the full-... #HousingSales #kyiv #Odesa #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #Львів
The volume of completed construction work in Ukraine has increased by 37.1%. According to the first half of 2024’s results, the index of completed construction works in Ukraine increased by 37.1% compared to the same period in 2023. According to the State Statistics Serv... #BuildingUkraine #ConstructionUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #UkraineEconomy #UkraineRecovery
Ukrainian real estate developer is launching two new projects in Kyiv. Construction company Intergal-Bud announced the launch of two new projects with a total area of about 190,000 square meters that will break ground by the end of 2024, said Anna Laevska, Intergal-Bud... #Construction #HousingConstruction #IntergalBud #kyiv #RealEstateUkraine
How will the real estate market react to the hryvnia’s further fall? Until the end of the year, bankers forecast exchange rate fluctuations in the current corridor of ₴41.3-42 per $1. This coincides with the exchange rate calculations laid down in the state budget (₴42... #hryvniaexchangerate #investments #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #RentalHousing
Summer shelling halved the demand for housing in new buildings. In August, the demand for apartments in new buildings fell by an average of 40-50% compared to July, according to industry experts. However, after the restoration of uninterrupted power supply, intere... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingDemandUkraine #HousingSales #RealEstateUkraine
Investing in Ukrainian real estate is more profitable than in EU countries: Prices will increase by 100% after the war. The top manager of developer Intergal-Bud, Anna Laevska, noted that currently in Ukraine, prices for premium-class apartments are on the same level as prices for economy-class housing in Hungary or Ge... #HousingInUkraine #IntergalBud #investments #RealEstateUkraine
Primary real estate in Ukraine will increase in price by 5-10% by the end of the year. According to the real estate developer Intergal-Bud, an upward price trend returned to Ukraine’s primary real estate market in July. Currently, prices are slightly higher than at the beginning o... #ConstructionUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #REukraine
The capital of Transcarpathia has become the housing construction leader among Ukrainian cities. Uzhhorod is currently the leader among Ukrainian cities in housing construction, followed by Ivano-Frankivsk and Lviv. Bucha and Irpin in the Kyiv region round out the top five cities, said the Presid... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingConstruction #HousingsalesUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #Transcarpathia #Uzhhorod
Ukraine’s social housing fund can finish the construction of hundreds of unfinished buildings across the country. The head of the specialized committee of the parliament, Olena Shulyak, noted that one focus of the social housing fund can be long-term unfinished buildings – houses that have not been completed for ... #HousingConstruction #OlenaShulyak #RealEstateUkraine #SocialHousing #UnfinishedBuildings
The EIB is preparing a pilot project to finance social housing construction in Ukraine and will provide €400M. According to EIB representative Grzegorz Gajda, the initiative will be accompanied by an EU grant contribution. “As part of the project, social housing will be developed in several cities in Ukr... #EIB #HousingConstruction #RealEstateUkraine #RentalHousing #SocialHousing #UkraineRecovery
In the first quarter, real estate developers started construction on a record low number of new buildings. In Ukraine during the first quarter of 2024, real estate developers started constructing only 9,900 new apartments, reported the State Statistics Service. The rate of new construction is lower than ev... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingConstruction #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateDevelopersUkraine #RealEstateUkraine
The NBU has characterized the Ukrainian real estate market’s main trends and warn of a possible shortage of new housing. Prices for residential real estate are rising in Ukraine, although demand for it is still low, the National Bank reported. The number of completed deals is much smaller than before the full-scale war.... #HousingsalesUkraine #nbu #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine #SecondaryMarket
Ukraine’s demand for housing in new buildings reaches only 35% of the pre-war level. The demand for housing in new construction in Ukraine is approximately 35% of the pre-war level, but in some western regions, it has increased by 50%, according to the GAZDA construction company. It i... #HousingConstruction #HousingDemandUkraine #HousingsalesUkraine #PrimaryHousing #RealEstateUkraine
