Kyiv, October 2 (Interfax-Ukraine) - The average price per square meter in a one- to three-room flat on the secondary housing market in Kyiv in U.S dollars in January-September 2009 fell by 33.13%, to $1,536 per square meter, according to a press release of Kyiv-based SV Development consulting company.
The company said that in Q3, 2009, a rise in the prices was registered in all districts of the capital, apart from in Dniprovsky District, where the price remained unchanged at $1,219 per square meter.
The maximum growth in the price of one square meter was recorded in Darnytsky District, at 4.19%, where the average price of one square meter was $1,146. The minimum increase in the price of one square meter was registered in Obolon District at 1.9%, where the average price of one square meter was $1,522.
Darnytsky District remained the cheapest in terms of average prices, where the average price of one square meter over the period was $1,146, and Pechersky District remained the most expensive in average prices, where the average price of one square meter over the period was $2,563.
SV Development has been operating on the Ukrainian market since 2005.
Average price of one sq m in one- to three-room flats on the secondary housing market in Kyiv in January-September 2009:
District | Secondary housing market in Kyiv | |
Average price/$ per sq m | Rise/Fall in average price per sq m | |
Pechersky | 2,563 | +2.03% |
Shevchenkivsky | 2,016 | +4.09% |
Obolonsky | 1,522 | +1.9% |
Holosiyevsky | 1,549 | +2.87% |
Podilsky | 1,411 | +2.36% |
Solomiansky | 1,391 | +3.24% |
Sviatoshynsky | 1,261 | +2.99% |
Dniprovsky | 1,219 | 0% |
Darnytsky | 1,146 | +4.19% |
Desniansky | 1,180 | +2.96% |
©Source: SV Development
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