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Kyiv region tops residential completions as western and central oblasts attract developers; front-line areas lag behind

Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv and Vinnytsia lead the pack as safety, infrastructure and rental demand reshape the market

The real estate market in Ukraine continues to recover, with prices for one-room apartments on the secondary market rising steadily across many regions

The warehouse real estate sector in Ukraine is showing signs of a confident rebound. As logistics routes adapt and demand from e-commerce and retail stabilizes, the market is gradually approaching pre-war performance levels—making it an appealing entry point for forward-looking investors

Tourism-linked reconstruction grants, soaring business-travel demand and zero-duty EU corridors turn green-field hospitality projects into the next breakout asset class

Rapid reconstruction, EU-driven reforms, and record demand are turning Ukrainian property into a future-proof asset for first-movers

Massive donor funding, urban renewal projects, and relaxed currency rules are fueling a property boom that smart investors can still enter early

Discover how Ukraine’s hotel stock will grow by 1,400 rooms this year—boosted by projects in Ivano‑Frankivsk, Bukovel, Odessa, Lviv, Kyiv, and Vinnytsia—and why Carpathian resorts are a magnet for investors

Starting in 2025, real estate tax rules in Ukraine will change, impacting owners of apartments and houses that exceed established area limits

Ukraine is pioneering a transformative approach to peacekeeping by building specialized military towns that offer rental housing for foreign soldiers

European officials are now considering a transformative approach to peacekeeping operations in Ukraine—one that goes beyond conventional deployments by establishing purpose-built military towns for foreign soldiers

In today’s dynamic geopolitical landscape, investments in the construction of military towns—specifically designed to support peacekeeping missions—are emerging as a compelling opportunity for international investors

With Ukraine currently hosting various peacekeeping missions, foreign military personnel on assignment may wonder if purchasing a home is worth considering

With Ukraine on the cusp of potential ceasefire agreements and an influx of international support, the idea of constructing a “military town” to house peacekeeping forces has gained traction

With discussions underway about international involvement in Ukraine – from potential peacekeeping missions to agreements on security support – one critical but often overlooked factor is adequate housing for the military personnel who have arrived or may arrive in Ukraine

As Ukraine continues to face conflict, demand for private housing and land plots has undergone significant changes

The war in Ukraine has reshaped the country’s real estate landscape, with land emerging as the more popular asset over apartments and houses

Arcona Property Fund (APF), a Dutch real estate fund listed on the Euronext exchange and specializing in Central and Eastern European markets, has acquired a 0.54-hectare plot near Lvivska Square in central Kyiv.

In a recent statement, former U.S. President Donald Trump identified Ukraine—specifically Odessa—as a prime location for real estate development. dp Ginger Wolfe

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has officially approved draft law No. 6013, marking a significant overhaul of the country’s legislative framework governing entrepreneurial activities

Beginning January 1, 2025, an updated form of the tax declaration on real estate other than land will come into force

The State Reconstruction Agency of Ukraine has embarked on a significant initiative aimed at addressing the country’s urgent housing needs amidst ongoing conflicts and the displacement of millions

3D printing of houses is a rapidly emerging technology gaining traction worldwide

The streets of Kyiv, rich with ancient history, offer a unique blend of tradition and modernity, making the city a magnet for bold investors in elite real estate