The analytical center of the Ukrainian real estate marketplace Dim.Ria conducted a study on the dynamics of demand and supply in the rental housing market in Ukraine, as well as analyzed price changes for rented housing.
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Rental Prices in Different Regions
In March, the rental market recorded a slight decline in prices in half of Ukraine’s regions, particularly in Poltava and Chernivtsi regions, where prices decreased by 8–10% compared to February. The most expensive city for renting remains Kyiv, where owners, on average, want to receive 17,700 UAH for a one-room apartment. The list of the most expensive regions also includes Volyn and Lviv regions, where the average rental price for a one-room apartment is 13,979 and 13,914 UAH respectively.
In the capital, the lowest rental prices for apartments can be found in the following districts:
- Desnyanskyi — an average of 10,100 UAH for a one-room apartment;
- Sviatoshynskyi — 15,023 UAH;
- Dniprovskyi — 16,350 UAH.
At the same time, the most expensive district remains Pecherskyi, where the average rental price per month is 24,800 UAH.
Demand and Supply in the Rental Market
In March, there was an increase in the number of new housing offers in Zakarpattia, Kyiv, Mykolaiv, Khmelnytskyi, and Kharkiv regions. However, in Kyiv, owners published somewhat fewer new listings compared to February.
Users were less actively searching for rental housing in March than in February. An increase in search queries was noted in Sumy, Kirovohrad, Odesa, and Lviv regions, while the largest outflow of queries was recorded in Zakarpattia, Zhytomyr, and Ternopil regions.
The ratio of the number of rental listings to the number of responses to them in March in Kyiv was 1:3, while in other regions, these figures can vary significantly.