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Real Estate Demand Rises in Uzhhorod and Ternopil, Falls in Lviv

Demand for new housing has surged by 17.6% in Uzhhorod and 13.5% in Ternopil. In contrast, Lviv has experienced a decline of 15.7%, as reported by Forbes. The highest average prices per square meter in the primary market are found in Kyiv at $1,491, followed closely by Lviv at $1,459, Chernivtsi region at $1,178, Zakarpattia region at $1,167, Dnipropetrovsk region at $1,164, and Lviv region at $1,111.

A significant portion of views across different regions focuses on comfort-class new buildings, accounting for 62.6% of total views. Business-class housing comprises 23% of the views, while economy-class makes up 5.4%, and luxury class nearly 9%.

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