According to the property marketplace Dim.ria, in October 2026 prices for apartments on Kyiv’s secondary market fell in all districts, while the number of listings for sale dropped by 63%.
Reduction in listings in Kyiv and the region
In October the overall number of secondary housing listings for sale began to shrink compared with the previous month. The most noticeable decrease occurred in Kyiv — 63%.
Listings also fell in Kyiv Oblast — by 25%. Other regions also showed declines, but to a lesser extent.
Prices and district differences
The median price of a one-room apartment in Zakarpattia matched Kyiv — $85k, while the most affordable median-priced housing was recorded in Kherson region — $16k. Price increases were observed in most western regions.
At the same time, notable price declines occurred in Cherkasy (-13%), Rivne (-8%) and Chernihiv (-7%) oblasts. The sharpest falls were in two-room apartment listings in Sviatoshynskyi (-23%) and Dniprovskyi (-18%) districts; the most expensive district remains Pecherskyi ($179k), and the most affordable is Desnianskyi ($46k).
Demand and the supply balance
Demand for secondary housing continued to fall across almost all regions in October. The sharpest declines were seen in Ternopil (-25%), Vinnytsia (-22%), Khmelnytskyi (-20%) and Kirovohrad (-20%) oblasts.
Increases in interest were recorded only in Dnipropetrovsk (+10%) and Zakarpattia (+4%) oblasts. In four regions supply exceeds demand: in Kyiv Oblast — by 2.3 times, in Kyiv — 2.2, in Odesa Oblast — 1.7, and in Ivano-Frankivsk — 1.1.
