20/12/2021
Experts told what will happen to housing prices in the largest cities of Ukraine
In Ukraine, in the first half of 2022, housing in the primary and secondary markets may rise in price by 5-7%. However, a decrease in demand for apartments in the largest cities of Ukraine will cause price stability from January to March.
This was reported by the Association of Real Estate Specialists (Realtors) of Ukraine.
Analysts predict that apartments in 15% of residential complexes of predominantly comfort class may rise in price within 5%. The rise in prices may be associated primarily with the transition to a new stage of construction and a decrease in risks for potential investors.
Analysts predict that apartments in 15% of residential complexes of predominantly comfort class may rise in price within 5%. The rise in prices may be associated primarily with the transition to a new stage of construction and a decrease in risks for potential investors.
What kind of housing will be in great demand?
Experts predict that the largest price increase is expected in new buildings under construction up to 1 year in the most demanded segments, mainly comfort-class, new objects (comfort +) and residential complexes of the business category.
In 2022, Ukrainians can buy better quality properties, so this will affect the formation of prices. However, global changes in the cost of housing should not be expected, experts say.
development of mortgage lending;
the effectiveness of legislation governing housing construction;
growth in effective demand and the epidemic situation in the country.
Experts expect supply and demand to be in balance.
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