OLX Real Estate analyzed how median apartment purchase prices in large Ukrainian cities have changed over the year. This was reported by the press service of OLX Real Estate, according to UNN.
One-room apartments
In the one-room apartment segment, the largest increase was recorded in Odesa - the median price rose by 22% to UAH 1.7 million.
In Kharkiv, the cost of one-room housing increased by 16% to UAH 866 thousand.
In Dnipro - by 5% to UAH 1.1 million.
The most expensive one-room apartments are in Kyiv and Lviv. In the capital, the median price is UAH 3.2 million (+13%), in Lviv - UAH 2.3 million (+10%).
Two-room apartments
Among two-room apartments, the largest increase was again recorded in Kharkiv: +24% to UAH 1.4 million.
In Dnipro, the price increased the least: +3% to UAH 1.5 million.
In Odesa, two-room housing increased in price by 18% to UAH 2.3 million.
In Kyiv, the median cost of two-room apartments increased by 11% to UAH 4.8 million.
In Lviv: by 14% to UAH 3.1 million.
Three-room apartments
In the category of three-room apartments, the largest price increase was in Kharkiv: +22% to UAH 1.8 million, which is also the lowest price among cities.
In Dnipro, the cost increased by 12% to UAH 2.1 million.
In Lviv, prices rose by 12% to UAH 3.9 million, and in Odesa: by 17% to UAH 2.9 million.
The most expensive three-room housing is in Kyiv: UAH 7.1 million, which is 14% more than in October 2024.
Additionally
31% of Ukrainians plan to purchase real estate this year, mostly apartments up to $50,000. War, high prices, and economic uncertainty remain the main obstacles to buying a home.