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 before 2022 are being completed. Instead, the secondary market is actively engaged. Demand for ready-made housing with renovations remains stable. A certain revival is also evident in the office segment.

Active development continues in Kyiv and the surrounding areas, focusing on affordable residential complexes with a price range of $1,000 to $1,200 per square meter.

In central Ukraine, industrial infrastructure is growing rapidly, including logistics hubs, warehouses, and production facilities. Last year, the commissioning of industrial buildings and warehouses in Ukraine increased by 16%, totaling 987,000 square meters.

Currently, the greatest dynamics are observed in Western Ukraine. Demand driven by internal migration, relative security, and the development of tourist infrastructure has led developers to purchase land for cottage towns, apartment complexes, and housing. Simultaneously, active efforts are being made to establish industrial parks where rates have reached $7 per square meter, which is higher than before the war.

It is predicted that during the large-scale post-war reconstruction, part of the population from the western regions will return to their hometowns, which will alter the geography of demand and restart construction in the east and center.