“In Kyiv, despite power outages and security challenges, prices for secondary housing have risen significantly over the past month. Three-room apartments rose in price the most – by 6.7%, while one-room apartments increased by 3%, and two-room apartments – by 3.8%. Experts call this a phenomenon atypical for winter, because the market usually slows down during the season. Over the year, the growth is still impressive: one-room apartments have risen in price by”, — write on: ua.news
In Kyiv, despite power outages and security challenges, prices for secondary housing have risen significantly over the past month.
Three-room apartments rose in price the most – by 6.7%, while one-room apartments increased by 3%, and two-room apartments – by 3.8%.
Experts call this a phenomenon atypical for winter, because the market usually slows down during the season.
Over the year, the growth is still impressive: one-room apartments rose in price by 13.3%, two-room apartments by 11.2%, and three-room apartments by 14.3%.
The average price now is as follows: “one-bedroom apartments – $68,000”, “two-bedroom apartments – $109,000”, “three-bedroom apartments – $160,000”.
Kyiv remains the most expensive city in Ukraine, where a square meter in new buildings reaches $1,445.
Sales have slowed, but without signs of a crisis. Three-room apartments are looking for a buyer for 80 days — 15 days longer than in the fall. One-room apartments are sold in 43 days, two-room apartments – the fastest, in 57 days.
Compared to last winter, terms increased by only 2-3 days, which indicates stable demand.
As a reminder, the State Statistics Service published data on product prices in December.
Also, Polish potato prices collapsed on the Ukrainian market.
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