New developments continue to be valued in Ukraine: in the year, prices per square metre rose the most in Chernovitzka (+21 per cent), Ternopol (+20 per cent) and Ivano-Frankovsky (+17 per cent), while in Kiev, housing increased by 6.2 per cent.
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New developments continue to be valued in Ukraine: in the year, prices per square metre rose the most in Chernovitzka (+21 per cent), Ternopol (+20 per cent) and Ivano-Frankovsky (+17 per cent), while in Kiev, housing increased by 6.2 per cent.