In Ukraine, apartment prices have soared: which cities have seen the biggest increases.
According to OLX Real Estate, in 2024, there was an uneven price dynamics in the real estate market in Ukraine. Prices rose significantly in the central and western regions of the country due to the economic recovery and being located further from the combat zones.
In particular, the highest property prices are recorded in Kyiv, Lviv, and Uzhhorod. The cost of housing in these cities has increased since the beginning of the war and remains stable.
Ranking of cities with an increase in the cost of 1-room apartments in dollars during 2024:
- Lutsk (+29%);
- Ivano-Frankivsk (+29%);
- Rivne (+19%);
- Lviv (+17%);
- Vinnytsia (+16%);
- Zhytomyr (+11%).
Some large cities, such as Kyiv, Odesa, Khmelnytskyi, and Mykolaiv, did not show significant price increases for housing.
Price reductions for housing occurred in cities located closer to the combat zones, such as Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Dnipro.
All prices are provided without accounting for currency devaluation.
We remind that apartment renters have the opportunity to become their owners.
Read also
- Polish Customs Blockade Forces Mass Return of Ukrposhta Trucks
- The $40 Billion Price Tag of America's War with Iran: How It Hit U.S. Households
- War Risk Property Insurance Now Available in Ukraine: Payouts and Compensation Explained
- EU to Disburse First €3.2 Billion Loan Tranche to Ukraine: Here’s When the Funds Arrive
- Fuel Prices Expected to Keep Dropping: A-95 Gasoline Could Fall to 55 UAH Per Liter
- Kyiv Commute Costs to Jump to 30 UAH, but Utility Rates Stay Put Until July

