Housing prices in different areas of the capital: new data

In Kyiv, there is an increase in prices for apartments in new buildings. According to analysts, the average cost per square meter has increased by 6.46% over the year, now standing at 53,550 hryvnias.

Pechersky district remains the most expensive in the capital, where the cost of apartments significantly exceeds the city average.

However, prices per square meter vary in different districts of Kyiv. The lowest figure is recorded in Desnyansky district, where the price is 36,475 hryvnias per square meter.

The current prices per square meter of new housing in the capital are as follows:

Desnianskyi district — 36,475 UAH
Darnytskyi district — 44,100 UAH
Dniprovskyi district — 44,025 UAH
Svyatoshinskyi district — 46,450 UAH
Obolonskyi district — 48,000 UAH
Solomyanskyi district — 50,175 UAH
Holosiivskyi district — 54,125 UAH
Podilskyi district — 64,025 UAH
Shevchenkivskyi district — 67,975 UAH
Thus, there is a difference of more than 31,000 UAH per square meter between the cheapest and most expensive districts.

The growth in prices for new housing in the capital indicates a revival of the market despite the existing economic challenges. Experts believe that this is facilitated by high demand for primary housing, a limited number of new projects, and increased construction costs.

Residents of the Radiostation microdistrict in Brovary have witnessed plans to demolish their homes to make way for a new residential complex. They have reportedly been repeatedly approached by individuals posing as developers and offering to exchange their private homes for apartments in new high-rise buildings.