The restoration of the housing stock and the development of social rental housing remain key priorities of Ukraine’s state policy for the coming years. To implement these initiatives, the country needs to attract investments totaling ₴133 billion by 2028.
This is reported by Finway
Main Needs in the Housing Construction Sector
According to calculations from the state portal DREAM, the majority of the total priority needs in the housing sector is accounted for by funding for the restoration of apartment buildings — ₴115.1 billion. It is planned to restore 2,600 such buildings in 2026, 4,000 in 2027, and 5,300 in 2028. This will significantly improve the condition of the housing stock and ensure stable living conditions for thousands of families.
Another important direction is the construction of social housing. For this purpose, ₴17.8 billion has been allocated. The program anticipates that by the end of 2026, 1,300 apartments will be put into operation, providing housing for about 5,000 citizens. In 2027, it is planned to build 3,300 apartments for 12,400 people, and by the end of 2028, the number is expected to rise to 6,600 apartments and 24,900 new residents of social housing.
Total Volume of Public Investments
“The estimated maximum total volume of public investments, determined by the Ministry of Finance for the medium term, will amount to ₴581.3 billion by the end of 2028. The largest funding is allocated to the transport sector (₴198 billion), energy (₴120 billion), education and science (₴82 billion), healthcare (₴43 billion), and municipal infrastructure (₴12 billion).”
Thus, the large-scale program for the restoration and construction of housing in Ukraine by 2028 is part of a comprehensive state strategy for modernizing infrastructure and social protection for the population. The implementation of these projects is expected to be a significant step towards addressing housing issues for thousands of Ukrainian families.