Ukrainians are buying real estate not just for living, but also for investment purposes

Before the war, the primary market was outpacing the secondary one. Now, however, buyers are cautious: many construction projects are frozen, and risks are high. In contrast, the secondary market has revived, thanks to government programs "eOselya" and "eVidnovlennya". Demand is focused on 2-room apartments with renovation in Kyiv, costing $50-60k.

Active construction continues in the western regions, but after the war, the highest demand will return to the capital. A price increase of another 25-30% is expected.

The most active investors are:

▪️ Construction companies that buy apartments, renovate them, and resell

▪️ IT specialists and entrepreneurs who invest in real estate to preserve capital

▪️ Private investors who earn from reselling or renting

A profitable scheme is the purchase of secondary housing: an apartment for $50-60k + renovation $20k = resale for $90-100k, with a profit of $15-20k. The transfer of rights is also popular: buying before the house is completed, which allows for a profit of 25-30% in a few months.