Construction Boom in Ukraine: What Services are Most in Demand and How Much do They Cost.
According to inkorr.com: According to the OLX platform, construction and repair services are gaining popularity among Ukrainians. From cosmetic changes to radical transformations of housing, the demand for craftsmen remains stable. The trend of renovating the old housing stock is actively developing, leading to a growth in the labor market in this field.
The cost of various types of work varies significantly. For example, comprehensive construction with finishing averages around 2000 hryvnias per square meter, while window installation and electrical installation work costs approximately 1000 hryvnias. Maintenance of ventilation systems costs about 1500 hryvnias. More economical options include plumbing services and landscaping — 500-550 hryvnias, while demolition works and design can cost from 300 hryvnias.
There is a very wide selection of specialists for any types of work on the OLX platform
Among Ukrainians, construction and room renovation works are in the highest demand, receiving thousands of positive reviews. Plumbing work and electrical installation are also in significant demand, while the installation of security systems remains less popular.
The highest demand for craftsmen is recorded in Kyiv, Lviv, and industrial regions. In the capital, there is especially interest in redesigning and restoring apartments. Dnipropetrovsk, Kyiv, and Lviv regions, as well as Kyiv itself, lead in the number of reviews.
- Dnipropetrovsk region - 2,255 reviews;
- Kyiv region - 1,940 reviews;
- Lviv region - 1,966 reviews;
- Kyiv - 1,718 reviews.
Trend of Renovating Old Housing
The choice of restoring old housing instead of new is considered an economically advantageous solution that promotes the development of the local service market and creates new opportunities for specialists in construction.
It should be noted that prices may depend on the area or the timing of work, so it is recommended to clarify the final cost with the specialist in advance.
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