In 2025, Ukraine is experiencing a significant rise in housing prices, alongside a decrease in the number of listings in the real estate market. The median sale price of an apartment has increased by 16% over the year and currently stands at ₴2.3 million (approximately $55,200). At the same time, the number of active listings for housing has decreased by 12%, totaling over 254,000 offers. Notably, the demand for housing continues to grow: over the year, the number of responses to listings has increased by 37%, reaching over 887,000.
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Trends in House Prices and Changes in Buyers’ Budgets
House prices are also showing a consistent upward trend. The median sale price of a house currently stands at ₴2.7 million ($64,800), which is 25% higher than the previous year’s figures. Meanwhile, the average budget of potential homebuyers has decreased. The largest share of Ukrainians currently plans to spend between $30,000 and $50,000 on real estate, while the number of those considering purchasing a property costing more than $50,000 is declining.
Ukrainians’ Plans for Real Estate Purchases
Despite rising prices, interest in purchasing housing remains high. 62% of Ukrainians are either already planning or considering the possibility of buying real estate within the next five years, with 21% of respondents having clear intentions to make such a purchase. At the same time, 32% of those surveyed do not plan to buy housing in the near future.
“On average, in Ukraine, the median sale price of an apartment has increased by 16% over the year and stands at ₴2.3 million ($55,200), according to the study.”