Median Home Prices in Kyiv Region Rise by 15% – LUN
Home prices in the Kyiv region have increased by an average of 15% over the past year, with the median price in the secondary market reaching $115,000 as of April, according to the real estate portal LUN.
According to the latest report from the real estate portal LUN, homes in the Kyiv region have experienced a significant price increase over the past year, with the median price in the secondary market now standing at $115,000. This represents a 15% rise compared to the previous year, with the average home size being 120 square meters. The data highlights the ongoing trend of rising property values in this region, which continues to attract buyers despite economic uncertainties.
Furthermore, the median price in dollars has seen a 4.55% increase over the past six months, although it has slightly decreased by 4.17% compared to February. The report indicates that prices vary significantly across different districts within the region. The most affordable offerings can be found in the Bila Tserkva district, where homes are priced at an average of $35,500, while the most expensive properties are located in the Obukhiv district, averaging around $270,000.
In the capital city of Kyiv, homes are currently listed at an average price of $215,000, reflecting an 8% increase since April 2025. The suburbs exhibit a wide range of prices: the Vyshhorod district averages $125,000, the Bucha district $115,000, the Fastiv district also $115,000, the Boryspil district $106,000, and the Brovary district $85,000.
Lyudmyla Kiryukhina, head of LUN Statistics, commented on the regional price disparities, stating, "The Bila Tserkva district significantly stands out with lower prices, while other districts in the region are generally in the same category, around $100,000 for a house. This is because it is the only district in the region without direct access to Kyiv. In other districts, prices are largely influenced by their proximity to the capital, particularly in the suburbs. This is clearly illustrated by the Obukhiv district, which is nearly twice as expensive as others, as it hosts the most expensive suburbs of Kyiv."
LUN is the largest online real estate service in Ukraine, specializing in the analysis of the secondary housing market, new constructions from developers, rental apartments and houses, land sales, and commercial spaces. The data provided by LUN is relied upon by various institutions, including the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Ministry of Reintegration, the "eOselya" program, and international universities, underscoring its significance in the Ukrainian real estate sector.