Published on 30 December 2006 at 04:53 pm
Filed in Property News for Ukraine » 2007 Outlook for Property in Ukraine
The Ukrainian real estate market is definitely worthy of consideration for international property investors seeking longer term investment assets; and 2007 will be a good year for market entry. Although the best bargains to be had in the capital city of Kiev are long sold, there are plenty of alternative markets to explore.
Our 2007 outlook for property in Ukraine is divided up into four target angles for an investor to consider – you have the travel and tourism market, the residential market and both office and retail sectors on the commercial side of things to consider for the best chances of securing attractive rental yields as well as locking in to long term capital growth.
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Despite the fact that the free real estate market in Ukraine is relatively young and immature, the property buying process in Ukraine is quite well documented and a foreign buyer’s rights are protected; having said that, the lack of sophistication in the marketplace means that it is not a place for the risk averse.
If a potential property investor follows the general rules and guidelines as laid out in this article, most should avoid the well documented traps and pitfalls associated with buying and owning land and property in the Ukraine.
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Since the Ukraine’s economy was officially accepted as a market economy in 2005 the pace of reform and growth in the country has upped a gear and property investor interest particularly in Kiev has grown substantially.
The property investment potential for investors in Ukraine is likely to be substantial and impressive over the long term and all the short term economic and political indicators point to sustainability.
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Any investment made into the real estate sector in Ukraine should be considered long term; however the scope for profit and potential for investors is incredibly broad and the country is therefore worthy of careful consideration.
Fantastic investment opportunities exist in the residential, commercial and tourism sectors in Ukraine - particularly in Kiev and the Crimea - but restrictive legislation and emerging political and fiscal systems mean that the country is fairly high risk.
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