During 2021, the greatest demand was observed for apartments in apartment buildings with an area of up to 55-60 sq. m, built from 2010 to 2015 and located in satellite cities such as Irpen, Bucha, Brovary, Kotsyubinskoe. In the general structure of demand, such housing is of interest to 30% of buyers. The cost of such apartments is 650-800 USD / sq. M.
More than 25% of demand in the suburbs of Kiev falls on apartments with an area of 40-55 sq. m in apartment buildings built in 2015-2020, located in Gatnoye, Sofievskaya Borschagovka, Bucha, Gostomel, Borispol and other settlements. The cost of such apartments is on average USD 850-1000 / sq. M.
About 20-25% of potential buyers were interested in private houses and cottages with an area of 120-150 sq. m, located in an area 15 km from Kiev with the existing social infrastructure, near water bodies and forests. The cost of such renovated houses is USD 1200-1500 / sq. M.
Another 20% of the demand falls on townhouses and duplexes up to 100-150 sq. m, located at a distance of 10-15 km from the capital. The average cost of such housing with construction readiness is 700-900 USD / sq. M.
In the secondary market of the suburbs of Kiev, there are also apartments for sale in apartment buildings of the Soviet development (7-10% in the supply structure). Despite the rather loyal price (from 700-800 USD / sq.m), there is no particular demand for such housing.
According to Elena Gaidamakhi, the head of the Kiev city branch of ASNU: “Apartments in” Khrushchevs “, for example in Bucha, even located near the Varshavskoe highway, do not cause much interest, since they are not able to meet the requirements of buyers for a comfortable life. The demand for them is only 3-5 % “.
According to her, the further situation in the secondary market of the suburb of Kiev will mirror the situation in the capital. “The cost of housing in the suburbs, depending on its quality, location and other characteristics that enhance the comfort of future residents, will grow at a slower pace until the end of the year. The rise in prices for apartments in the secondary market will not exceed 7%.”
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