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Recently, new legislative initiatives have been emerging in Ukraine aimed at the demolition of old residential buildings, particularly "Khrushchyovka." These changes are intended to facilitate the reconstruction and modernization of the country's housing stock. The DOMOVA platform offers owners of "Khrushchyovka" a real alternative – to quickly find an investor, avoid uncertainty, and receive a fair price for their property.
The Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) and the European Business Association present a study on Ukraine's construction sector, analyzing the impact of the war and identifying necessary materials for reconstruction. Utilizing domestic building materials and attracting international investments support the economy and create new jobs.
An important Memorandum was signed between the Government of Ukraine and the World Bank to support housing reform in the country. This opens up new opportunities for attracting private investment and creating an efficient housing ecosystem that will stimulate economic growth and improve the quality of life of citizens.
To ensure that everyone can coexist comfortably in society and have equal opportunities to access parks, homes, schools, hospitals, cafes, shops, etc., it is essential to consider the specific features and needs of all categories of citizens. The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, ratified by Ukraine, declares the principles of equal […]
On May 15, 2024, at the UKRAINIAN CONSTRUCTION CONGRESS in Kyiv, Oleksandr Sarzhan presented to the audience a platform for the sale of old, dilapidated, and war-damaged housing.
The DOMOVA team represented the company at the RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION FORUM UKRAINE. The forum brought together government representatives and the construction community to discuss the current challenges of the construction industry and the effective coordination of efforts for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
The uncertainty caused by both the war in the country and market factors does not stop the development of the real estate industry. On the contrary, it adapts, taking into account new trends and consumer needs.
What should owners of dilapidated and old housing do if their building is declared emergency and unfit for living? Are there any prospects for selling such housing? The article discusses the action plan and a possible solution to the problem.
Valuing an apartment for sale is not just about setting a price, but a complex process that requires an understanding of legal norms and market realities. The article highlights the main points to pay attention to.