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All property stories from Kyiv.
Fresh data shows apartments across Kyiv are sitting unsold for significantly longer than a year ago, forcing vendors into discounts that were rare in 2024.
The suburb of Troyeshchyna is poised for a transformation, with potential rezoning sparking interest among investors and developers
As buying a flat in the capital remains out of reach for most working households, purpose-built rental complexes are quietly reshaping the city's housing calculus.
Apartment prices in the northwest district have climbed 18 percent in 18 months, and a wave of co-working spaces and specialty cafés is reshaping streets that were largely industrial a decade ago.
New data shows a surge in first-time purchase applications across Kyiv this spring, even as one-bedroom prices in Podil and Pechersk push past pre-war benchmarks.
Western suburb now half the price of central Kyiv while posting strongest gains. Experts say the gap will close further in 2026.
Second-quarter figures show the capital's residential market has shrugged off uncertainty, with left-bank districts and Podil leading a broad price surge that is reshaping what buyers can afford.
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New data covering the past four weeks shows residential auction clearance rates in the capital have risen from 54 percent to 71 percent, signalling a decisive shift in buyer confidence.
As the city's real estate market continues to evolve, buyers and sellers are faced with a widening gap between house and unit prices, with significant implications for the market's future
New clearance data confirms what veteran Kyiv agents have long argued, the city's property auction calendar follows a predictable seasonal rhythm, and understanding it can save buyers thousands.
With vacancy rates below 3% in central districts and purchase prices climbing past pre-war benchmarks, renters facing renewal season have fewer moves than they did a year ago, but they're not without leverage.
The outer-southwest suburb that everyone ignored for a decade is now posting price growth that left-bank veterans can only envy.
New data shows the city's dynamic real estate market is showing no signs of slowing down, with prices in neighbourhoods like Podil and Obolonskyi rising significantly
The approval of a major residential and commercial complex in the Holosiivskyi district signals renewed investor confidence in Kyiv's inner-city construction pipeline.
The Obolonskyi district is proving to be a savvy investment choice for those looking for a mix of luxury and affordability in Ukraine's capital city.
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