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In 2026, the eVidnovlennia programme allowed one owner to act on behalf of all co-owners if no objections are raised within 15 days. DOMOVA explains why this principle could also serve as a model for consolidating buildings for redevelopment — although this approach has not yet been established in law.
Market research shows that prices are rising for Kyiv homes with shelters and energy autonomy, while unmodernised housing stock from the 1960s and 1970s is selling at discounts of up to 10%. DOMOVA explains why this divide is not a temporary anomaly, but a new standard for assessing residential property.
We attended Ukraine’s key investment conference on recovery in Gdańsk, URC2026, and once again saw that funding does not work without well-prepared projects. We explain why old and unsafe housing stock should be viewed as an economic asset, not only as a social problem, and how public-private partnership can help move urban recovery forward.
Presented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 in Gdańsk, the Ukraine Investment Guide brought together key investment opportunities for Ukraine’s recovery. DOMOVA’s inclusion in the catalogue highlights that the redevelopment of old, unsafe, and damaged housing stock should be viewed not only as a social challenge, but also as a distinct investment area within urban recovery.
How to align neighbors on a collective building sale: decision-making psychology, the financial logic of consolidation, and DOMOVA’s role in a structured negotiation process.
2025 consolidated a new logic of Ukraine’s real estate market: the return of investor activity to Kyiv, a shift in demand toward quality and safety rather than the “cheapest square meter,” and growing interest in consolidated assets. The market has become more selective and rational, with pricing increasingly driven by asset readiness rather than location alone.
How Odesa is shaping its Development Strategy until 2027, why housing renovation is a priority, and how DOMOVA contributes to urban recovery.
Ukraine’s housing deficit has reached a historic scale — millions of apartments lost, and new construction covers less than 1 % of needs. Yet within this crisis lies opportunity: old buildings can become a new foundation for recovery through collective action and investment.
We’re executing the Seeds of Bravery grant and have received the Seal of Excellence. This post shares product progress and the impact on scaling.