Office rental prices in Kyiv continue to decline. Rental rates in Kyiv’s business centers have been falling during the first months of 2025. This trend occurs amid increasing pressures on tenants. In August of last year, rent for class A facili... #KyivOfficeRental #OfficeRentRatesUkraine #OfficeVacancy #UTG
Business centers are empty in Kyiv: vacancy is over 20%, and rental rates have fallen by 30% and they continue to fall. According to the UTG, the drop in office rental prices was caused by the outflow of tenants. In January 2022, rent for one square meter in class A was $28.1, in class B, $17.9, and in class C – ... #BusinessCenters #CommercialRealEstate #OfficeVacancy #RealEstateUkraine #UTG
Residential real estate prices will continue to rise in Ukraine. Analysts estimate the negative impact on housing demand due to the war at $20B. In the coming years, prices for apartments in Ukraine will continue to rise – both in the primary and secondary real est... #ApartmentUkraine #HousingDemandUkraine #HousingsalesUkraine #RealEstateUkraine #UTG
The number of shopping malls in the capital will soon increase by 50 new facilities. In the coming years, 50 new shopping and entertainment centers may appear in Kyiv. To the existing shopping centers with 2.5 million square meters, in 2024-2025 developers plan to construct facilities... #retailUkraine #ShoppingMallsUkraine #UkraineEconomy #UTG #VaccinationCentersKyiv
Where do Ukrainians spend 80% of their family budget every month? According to UTG analysis, Ukrainians spend the biggest chunk of their income to survive – expenses for communal services and food occupy 80% of Ukrainian families’ budgets. Expenditures o... #FamilyBudget #UkraineEconomy #Ukrainians'spending #UTG
Rental rates for office space in Kyiv have decreased by 30%. Rental rates in the capital’s business centers have reduced by 30% since the beginning of the year, UTG reported. Analysts attribute this to a sharp drop in demand for office space, primarily fr... #KyivOfficeRental #UkrainianITcompany #UTG
Retailers from neighboring Poland and Turkey aggressively court Ukrainian consumers , introducing their brands and opening stores, said Konstantin Oliynyk, UTG (Interfax-Ukraine). Brands from Poland include: LPP, Sinsay, CROPP, House, MOHITO, Reserved. Turkish retail brands include: ... #RealEstate #RealEstateUkraine #UTG #UTGrealestate #UTGukraine
