Kyiv new-build prices up 6.2% year‑on‑year; Pecherskyi averages $2,839/m²

Kyiv new-build prices up 6.2% year‑on‑year; Pecherskyi averages $2,839/m² AI

Analysis reported by OBOZ.UA shows Kyiv’s new-build market rose 6.2% over the past year, with an August 2026 average price of $1,488 per square metre. Demand in the capital increased 16% in August, while district prices range from Pecherskyi’s $2,839/m² to Desnianskyi’s $886/m². Useful for Kyiv buyers: prices vary more than threefold between districts and short‑term demand in August moved up 16%.

Nationwide, prices for new-build apartments continued to rise in August 2026, according to analytics cited by OBOZ.UA. The report finds the strongest annual growth in western and central regions, while overall market activity remains uneven across oblasts.

In Kyiv the average cost of a square metre in new developments was $1,488 in August, up 6.2% year‑on‑year. District disparities are large: Pecherskyi district is the most expensive at about $2,839/m², while Desnianskyi sits near $886/m². The portal’s data also show a 16% increase in demand for new apartments in Kyiv in August. Across Ukraine, 85% of new‑build sales offices were operating in August, and three new buildings (five sections) were commissioned that month — one section of which was in Kyiv.

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