The cost of renting an apartment in the spring of 2023 largely depends on how close the residence is to the facade.
In February 2023, on average, Ukrainians paid for renting a one-room apartment 5 989 hryvnia. According to the State Statistics Service, the cost of renting housing during the year increased by 37.4%.
Where is the most expensive housing in Ukraine
The first place in terms of the high cost of housing is occupied by the Transcarpathian region. It has become three times more expensive to rent an apartment in the area compared to 2022 – the price in February was: 13 123 hryvnia.
Lviv region is in second place. Here Ukrainian citizens or tourists pay to rent apartments 10 996 hryvnia.
Meanwhile, rental housing in Kiev during the year fell by 13.3% – 7 384 hryvnia. In terms of the cost of renting apartments, the capital is now in third place.
You can also rent flats cheaply in the façade areas:
- in the Kherson region – for 2,905 hryvnia;
- in the Zaporozhye region – for 2,783 hryvnia;
- In the Sumy region – 2,687 hryvnia.
How was housing built in Ukraine during the war?
In 2022, contractors did not abandon their plans to build new housing despite the war. So, according to the State Statistics Service, 98.4 thousand flats were declared construction in Ukraine last year.
The developers had the largest plans for the metropolitan area, where residential construction was announced. 28.8 thousand flats.
At the same time, construction 21 and 4 flats.
Laid in the Nikolaev and Kherson districts 31 and 184 residences.
where In 2022, the real estate market experienced an imbalance due to the war. Pervin Dadashova, Director of NBU’s Financial Stability Department, said during the presentation of the Financial Stability Report at the end of December that just over a quarter of the number of deals for the same period of 2021 were concluded in the first three quarters. last year.
Pervin Dadashova said, “According to the price criteria, currently renting a house seems to be a better alternative than buying and this will continue for a longer period of time.”
Previously Focus He wrote in the Verkhovna Rada that a draft resolution appeared in which deputies were invited to apply to the Cabinet with a request to establish a moratorium on raising tariffs on all civil services for Ukrainians during the period of martial law.
Source: Focus
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