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Lesia Solovchuk
Editor of the section Real estate
Ukrainians to be able to invest in real estate via investment funds: How it works
In 2022, real estate investment trusts (REIT) will actively develop in Ukraine as an alternative tinstrument for investment and keeping the citizens’ fortune.
Seven Kyiv architectural designs of recent years have been nominated for the prestigious award—EU Prize for Contemporary Architecture—Mies van der Rohe Award.
2021 became a year of rapid growth in real estate prices: on average, a square meter has risen in price by 25-30%. Flats went up in price both in Kyiv and in other regions.
"The market is frozen up": How real estate reacts to external threat from Russia
The real estate market reacts to the news of tense negotiations and the military threat from the Russian Federation with a complete lull.
Kyiv and the region put in commission a record 55,000 apartments in new buildings in a year
In 2021, the average price per square meter was rapidly rising in price. Comfort class flats were more popular among Ukrainians.
Most in-demand housing in Kyiv are flats in new buildings for $50,000—70,000
In December 2021, the median price per square meter of residential real estate in the primary market in Kyiv was $1,230 per sq.m. The highest demand was for flats in the price range from $50,000 to $70,000—the share of requests for them exceeded 51% among others.
Smart housing in bosom of wild: "New cities" for IT specialists to be built in Kyiv
In Kyiv, at the request of IT specialists, developers will now begin to build cities from scratch. The implementation of the "new cities" projects will take 7-10 years.
Fashion for apartments: Why it is more profitable to invest in service housing than in new buildings
In the coming years, investing in service apartments will become an alternative to investing in the primary housing market.
Buyer's portrait: Who can afford buying apartment in 2022
In 2022, more than 55% of housing buyers on the primary market will buy apartments for cash—with their own savings or through selling their previous housing and purchasing a new one with a surcharge that will not exceed 30-40% of the cost of a new home.
Back to the office: What business centers to open and how the workspace to change in 2022
In 2022, offices in Kyiv will become even greener and more "socialized". Technical fit-out and extensive infrastructure nearby will be important.