These investors fall into two main groups. Some are interested in buying residential and commercial properties, while others aim to enter the construction and building restoration sectors. Investors from Europe, the UK, and the US have budgets of $1-2M and are primarily looking at retail spaces on the ground floors of buildings. They show little interest in office spaces, focusing instead on commercial units with high demand.Foreign buyers are also purchasing apartments worth $80,000 to $170,000, intending to rent them out immediately to avoid vacancy. They also see potential for resale, believing that prices in Kyiv are currently at a low point and are poised to rise sharply. The average rental yield in Kyiv is currently up to 10% annually, but foreigners expect this to increase to around 25%. They forecast that middle-class housing, currently renting for $475-$590 per month, could increase to over $1,000.Similar growth expectations apply to property sales. Today, a one-bedroom apartment in Kyiv costs about $67,000, while a two-bedroom goes for around $105,000. However, foreigners predict these prices could double in the coming years. Investors from the Netherlands, Germany, and the UAE are particularly interested in the construction and renovation sectors.https://ubn.news/kyivs-real-estate-market-begins-to-actively-attract-foreign-buyers/ (ICE KIEV)

Fonte notizia: UBN News