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
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
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
The housing rental market has slowed amid news from the front. According to the DIM.RIA marketplace, due to the uncertain situation at the front, the rental market and the purchase and sale of apartments are currently in limbo. Rental market offers have fallen si... #DIM_RIA #HousingInUkraine #RealEstateMarketUkraine #RentalHousing #RentalUkraine
A startup with Ukrainian roots plans to buy WeWork, which was once valued at $47B. Rentberry, a Ukrainian-founded startup developing a long-term housing rental platform, plans to buy the bankrupt company WeWork for $550-650M. The buyer will not assume any debt obligations as part of... #Coworkingspace #investments #RentalHousing #Rentberry #WeWork
The Ukrainian housing rental market has revived, and prices have increased. According to market analysts, for the first time in three years the rental market felt August’s impact, which is considered a hot real estate season due to the approach of the school year. Citie... #ApartmentUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #RentalHousing
In six months, housing rent prices in Ukraine rose by 9%. The average monthly rent for a 1-room apartment in June 2023 was UAH 6,230 ($174). Since the beginning of the year, the price has increased by 9.3%, which is twice as high as the official 6-month infl... #InflationinUkraine #pricesinUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #RentalHousing #RentingHousingUkraine
Ukraine’s residential real estate market is in a deep crisis, it is much more profitable to rent than to buy. The residential real estate market in Ukraine remains in a deep crisis, market factors do not support the prices declared by sellers, and renting has become a much more profitable option for those who... #HousingInUkraine #nbu #RentalHousing #UkraineRealestate
The war has changed the housing rental market in Ukraine. Kyiv has lost its status as the most expensive city in the country regarding housing rent prices and now stands in third place. At the end of 2022, Lviv overtook the capital in terms of the cost of re... #RentalHousing #RentalUkraine
The cost of rental housing in Ukraine increased in January. Last month, the average monthly rent for a studio apartment in Ukraine increased by 5.2% from UAH 5,699 ($155) to UAH 5,994 ($164). The Transcarpathia region took first place in rental prices, where r... #RentalHousing #RentalUkraine
