According to the State Statistics Service, housing prices in Ukraine jumped 14.9% y/y in Q2 2025, with the primary market (+16.7%) outpacing the secondary market (+13.9%).
Breakdown by apartment type:
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One-room units: +16.6% (primary), +14.2% (secondary)
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Two-room units: +16.7% (primary), +14.2% (secondary)
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Three-room units: +15.5% (primary), +13.6% (secondary)
The figures show sustained demand for new builds, despite war-related risks and reconstruction challenges. Rising construction costs, limited supply in secure regions, and strong demand from displaced families are driving price acceleration across both markets.
Investment signal:
The housing price surge highlights real estate as a resilient sector, with primary construction projects showing the strongest upside. For foreign investors, opportunities lie in residential development, reconstruction financing, and materials supply chains, particularly as government programs and international aid channel resources into urban renewal and housing recovery.
