What is the cost of renting an apartment in Kyiv, and which neighborhoods offer affordable housing options?
The cost of renting apartments in Kyiv, despite drone and missile attacks, remains at a relatively high level. Realtors note that the rental prices in the capital have increased by an average of at least 10-20% compared to summer prices.
In certain districts of the capital, rental housing has surged by several thousand hryvnias, and the cheapest options quickly disappear from housing search websites. The most significant price increase is recorded for two-bedroom apartments. More details about the real estate market in Kyiv can be found on the official LUN website.
The rise in property prices amid war is a phenomenon with several causes. The ample opportunities for self-realization and the relative safety of Kyiv attract Ukrainians from more turbulent regions, driving up rental prices.
Additionally, the halt or delay in the construction of new buildings affects prices, leading to a limited supply in the market.
Overall, the cost of renting an apartment in the capital depends on the area, the presence of renovations, the floor, ecological conditions, infrastructure, the condition of the building itself, and its comfort level.
Thus, the average rental price for a one-bedroom apartment in the capital is 17,000 hryvnias. Over the past six months, the rental price for a one-bedroom apartment in the capital has increased by 10%.
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The most expensive to rent is a one-bedroom apartment located in the Pechersk (34,200 hryvnias), Shevchenkivskyi (22,900 hryvnias), and Holosiivskyi (18,000 hryvnias) districts of Kyiv.
The most affordable one-bedroom apartments for rent can be found in the Dnipro (13,900 hryvnias), Sviatoshynskyi (13,000 hryvnias), and Desnianskyi (9,000 hryvnias) districts of the capital.
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The average cost of renting a two-bedroom apartment in Kyiv in November 2024 is 23,000 hryvnias per month. Over the past six months, the rental price for a two-bedroom apartment in the capital has increased by 5%.
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The most expensive to rent a two-bedroom apartment is in the Pechersk (45,800 hryvnias), Shevchenkivskyi (29,200 hryvnias), Holosiivskyi (27,000 hryvnias), and Solomianskyi (20,000 hryvnias) districts of Kyiv.
Average prices for two-bedroom housing are observed in the Obolon (18,000 hryvnias) and Darnytsia (18,000 hryvnias) districts of the capital.
The most affordable two-bedroom apartments are available in the Sviatoshynskyi (16,000 hryvnias), Dnipro (15,000 hryvnias), and Desnianskyi (11,000 hryvnias) districts.
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Rental prices for three-bedroom apartments in Kyiv have, on the contrary, dropped — their cost is approximately 38,000 hryvnias per month. Over the past six months, the price of such housing has decreased by 4%.
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The most expensive three-bedroom housing is available in the Pechersk (72,900 hryvnias), Shevchenkivskyi (45,800 hryvnias), and Holosiivskyi (37,000 hryvnias) districts of Kyiv.
The most affordable options can be found in the Dnipro (24,000 hryvnias), Darnytsia (20,000 hryvnias), Sviatoshynskyi (18,000 hryvnias), and Desnianskyi (14,000 hryvnias) districts.
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According to information from the LUN website, demand for apartments significantly increased in December. On average, an apartment is rented within seven days of the ad being published.
However, the most affordable options, according to experts, do not last on specialized resources for more than a few hours.
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As a reminder, in Kyiv, a VIP cottage with an observatory, concert hall, and billiards is available for rent. The house is built in a classic style from red brick and has an area of 913 square meters.
Previously, "Telegraph" reported that a glass house styled like "Twilight" is available for rent near Kyiv. The house features a capsule bomb shelter and a large observation deck overlooking the Kyiv Sea.