In 2025, there is a significant increase in investment demand in the primary housing market in Ukraine. According to leading developers, the share of investment transactions has reached 25–30%, with some months seeing figures rise to 45–55%. Developers note that last year was a turning point, as bulk investors and buyers returned to the market, viewing real estate as a stable capital preservation tool rather than just an object for short-term speculation.
This is reported by Finway
Return of Foreign Investors and New Trends
Foreign buyers are gradually becoming more active as well. At the initial stages of construction, about 15% of transactions are investment-oriented. At the same time, the level of investor activity largely depends on mortgage lending conditions and installment programs, as well as forecasts regarding rental rates and the overall macroeconomic situation in the country.
Popularity of Compact Housing and the Resurgence of Bulk Transactions
After a prolonged pause in 2022–2023, interest in bulk investment transactions is reviving. Although such purchases have not yet become widespread, their volume indicates a gradual return of investment activity in the real estate market. Investors generally prefer compact and liquid formats — one- and two-room apartments ranging from 37 to 66 square meters, as well as properties with a high degree of readiness.
Developers identify the return of bulk investors and buyers as a key feature of last year, for whom real estate has once again become a liquid capital preservation tool rather than an object of short-term speculation.