Ukraine Construction Industry Statistics

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Ukraine Construction Industry Statistics

Ukraine's construction industry is booming due to major post-war reconstruction efforts.

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Key Statistics

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Commercial construction output in Ukraine was 320 billion UAH in 2023, representing 27% of total sector.

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Office space completions in major cities totaled 250,000 sqm in 2023, led by Kyiv with 180,000 sqm.

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Retail construction projects valued at 150 billion UAH were underway in 2024.

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Hotel construction investments reached 45 billion UAH in 2023, with 15 new facilities started.

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Industrial warehouse space added 400,000 sqm in 2023, a 40% YoY increase.

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New commercial building permits issued in 2023: 3,200, focusing on logistics hubs.

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Office vacancy rate in Kyiv dropped to 8.2% in Q1 2024 due to new completions.

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Total commercial floor space under construction: 2.5 million sqm as of 2024.

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Shopping mall developments in western Ukraine totaled 120,000 sqm in 2023.

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Business center constructions valued at 80 billion UAH completed 10 projects in 2023.

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Logistics centers constructed: 1.2 million sqm commercial space in 2023.

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Retail sales floor space added: 300,000 sqm in 2023.

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New office developments in Lviv: 50,000 sqm completed 2023.

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Industrial park constructions: 8 new parks with 500,000 sqm started.

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Hotel room additions: 5,000 rooms commissioned in 2023.

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Commercial property transactions value: USD 1.5 billion in 2023.

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Average rent for class A office in Kyiv: 25 USD/sqm/month in 2024.

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Total pipeline commercial projects: 4 million sqm planned to 2025.

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Construction employment in Ukraine was 1.2 million workers in 2023, up 12% YoY.

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Average monthly wage in construction sector: 22,500 UAH in 2023, highest among industries.

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Labor shortage in skilled trades affected 45% of construction firms in 2023 survey.

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Women comprised 18% of construction workforce in 2023, up from 12% in 2020.

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Vocational training programs graduated 50,000 construction specialists in 2023.

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Unemployment rate in construction dropped to 5.2% in Q4 2023.

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Migrant workers from Poland filled 15% of construction jobs in western Ukraine 2023.

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Safety incidents in construction: 1,200 reported, down 20% due to new regulations.

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Overtime hours averaged 15% of total work hours in construction firms 2023.

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Construction apprenticeships: 30,000 enrolled in 2024 programs.

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Construction firms total: 45,000 registered in 2023.

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Bricklayers employment: 250,000 workers in 2023 sector peak.

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Training centers for construction: 150 operational, trained 40,000.

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Wage growth in construction: 28% YoY to 22,500 UAH average.

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Foreign workers visas issued for construction: 50,000 in 2023.

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Productivity per worker: 1.8 million UAH output in 2023.

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Union membership in construction: 15% of workforce organized.

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Injury rate per 1,000 workers: 12 cases in 2023.

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Road construction investments totaled 250 billion UAH in 2023, with 2,500 km of new roads built.

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Ukraine repaired 4,000 km of highways in 2023 under the "Affordable Roads" program.

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Railway infrastructure projects funded at 120 billion UAH, including 500 km electrification.

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Bridge reconstructions numbered 150 in 2023, costing 35 billion UAH total.

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Energy infrastructure construction post-damage: 180 billion UAH invested by mid-2024.

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Water supply and sewerage projects: 1,200 km pipelines laid in 2023.

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Airport runway reconstructions: 5 major airports upgraded at 20 billion UAH in 2023.

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Public building reconstructions: 2,500 facilities at 90 billion UAH since 2022.

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Port infrastructure developments: 10 terminals expanded, capacity +15 million tons.

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High-speed road construction: 1,000 km under "Big Construction" in 2023.

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School reconstructions: 500 schools rebuilt at 15 billion UAH in 2023.

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Hospital infrastructure upgrades: 300 facilities, 40 billion UAH invested.

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Gas pipeline repairs: 3,500 km restored post-damage in 2023.

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Public transport infrastructure: 200 km tram tracks renewed.

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Stadium constructions for Euro 2024 prep: 3 stadiums upgraded.

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Irrigation system reconstructions: 1,200 km canals built.

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Border crossing infrastructure: 15 new facilities constructed.

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Foreign direct investment in construction FDI reached USD 2.5 billion in 2023.

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Government budget allocation for construction: 450 billion UAH in 2024 state budget.

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International aid for reconstruction: USD 15 billion pledged by EU in 2023.

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Private sector investments in infrastructure: 180 billion UAH in 2023 PPP projects.

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EBRD loans for construction firms: USD 1.2 billion disbursed in 2023.

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USAID funding for housing reconstruction: USD 500 million by 2024.

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Domestic bond issuances for construction projects: 100 billion UAH in 2023.

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World Bank grants for road construction: USD 800 million active in 2023.

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Venture capital in proptech for Ukraine construction: USD 150 million in 2023.

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State program funding "eRecovery": 30 billion UAH for private houses.

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IFC investments in construction banks: USD 400 million loans.

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PPP contracts signed: 25 projects worth 200 billion UAH.

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Green bonds for sustainable construction: 20 billion UAH issued.

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Diaspora remittances into construction: USD 3 billion estimated 2023.

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Regional development funds allocation: 100 billion UAH to construction.

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Digital tender savings in public procurement: 15 billion UAH for builds.

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In 2023, the total value of construction works in Ukraine reached approximately 1.2 trillion UAH, marking a 15.2% year-on-year increase driven by reconstruction efforts.

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The construction industry's contribution to Ukraine's GDP stood at 4.8% in 2022, up from 3.9% in 2021 due to war-related rebuilding.

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Ukraine's construction market size was valued at USD 12.5 billion in 2023, projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.7% through 2028.

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Building permits issued in Ukraine increased by 22% in Q1 2024 compared to Q1 2023, totaling 14,500 permits.

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The volume of construction production in January 2024 grew by 18.9% year-over-year to 98.4 billion UAH.

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Ukraine's construction sector saw a 25.3% growth in new contracts in 2023, valued at over 900 billion UAH.

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In 2023, non-residential construction grew 32.1% YoY to 520 billion UAH.

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Construction output index reached 125.6% in December 2023 vs December 2022.

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Total engineering construction value: 280 billion UAH in 2023.

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Ukraine construction market forecast to hit USD 20 billion by 2027.

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Construction growth in Q2 2024: 20.5% YoY to 110 billion UAH.

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Total capital investments in construction: 1.5 trillion UAH in 2023.

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Sector's share in fixed capital investment: 28% in 2023.

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Export of construction services: USD 500 million in 2023.

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Cement production for construction reached 18.5 million tons in 2023.

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Steel rebar imports for construction: 1.2 million tons in 2023, 60% from EU.

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Construction sand extraction volume: 25 million cubic meters in 2023.

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Brick production output: 2.8 billion units, up 10% YoY for construction needs.

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Asphalt production for roads: 4.5 million tons supplied to projects in 2023.

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Concrete production volume: 35 million cubic meters in 2023 construction sites.

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Timber usage in construction: 1.5 million cubic meters, mainly for residential.

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Price of ready-mix concrete rose 22% to 2,500 UAH/cum in 2023.

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Imported construction equipment: USD 1.8 billion in 2023, mostly excavators.

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Glass production for construction: 12 million sqm sheets in 2023.

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Reinforcement steel prices: 25,000 UAH/ton average 2023.

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Aggregate supply for concrete: 40 million tons quarried.

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Paint and coatings consumption: 500,000 tons for buildings.

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PVC windows production: 8 million sqm installed in constructions.

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Logistics costs for materials: 8% of total construction expenses.

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Local sourcing ratio: 75% of materials domestic in 2023.

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Electrical cables production: 1.5 million km for infra projects.

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In 2022, residential construction accounted for 42% of total construction output, valued at 450 billion UAH.

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The number of new residential buildings completed in Ukraine in 2023 was 12,300 units, a 10% increase from 2022.

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Average cost per square meter for residential construction in Kyiv reached 25,000 UAH in 2023.

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Multi-family residential projects initiated in 2024 numbered 2,150, with a total floor area of 1.8 million sqm.

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In Lviv region, residential construction volume grew 35% YoY in 2023 to 45 billion UAH.

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Housing starts in Ukraine totaled 150,000 sqm in Q4 2023, up 28% from previous quarter.

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Private residential construction dominated with 68% share of total residential output in 2023.

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In 2023, 65,000 new apartments were commissioned across Ukraine, averaging 60 sqm each.

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Residential repair and reconstruction works post-2022 amounted to 120 billion UAH by end-2023.

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Housing commissioning floor area: 4.2 million sqm in 2023.

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Individual housing construction: 75,000 houses built in 2023.

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Average residential building height increased to 4.5 stories in 2023 urban areas.

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Mortgage-backed residential starts: 20% of total in 2023.

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Energy-efficient residential retrofits: 50,000 units funded in 2023.

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Rural residential construction volume: 80 billion UAH in 2023.

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Odesa residential market saw 25% price hike per sqm to 28,000 UAH.

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Total residential under construction: 5.5 million sqm as of 2024.

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With construction employment rising to 1.2 million workers in 2023 and output climbing to a combined 1.2 trillion UAH, Ukraine’s rebuilding and development story is quantified in hundreds of telling figures worth digging into.

Key Takeaways

  • Commercial construction output in Ukraine was 320 billion UAH in 2023, representing 27% of total sector.
  • Office space completions in major cities totaled 250,000 sqm in 2023, led by Kyiv with 180,000 sqm.
  • Retail construction projects valued at 150 billion UAH were underway in 2024.
  • Construction employment in Ukraine was 1.2 million workers in 2023, up 12% YoY.
  • Average monthly wage in construction sector: 22,500 UAH in 2023, highest among industries.
  • Labor shortage in skilled trades affected 45% of construction firms in 2023 survey.
  • Road construction investments totaled 250 billion UAH in 2023, with 2,500 km of new roads built.
  • Ukraine repaired 4,000 km of highways in 2023 under the "Affordable Roads" program.
  • Railway infrastructure projects funded at 120 billion UAH, including 500 km electrification.
  • Foreign direct investment in construction FDI reached USD 2.5 billion in 2023.
  • Government budget allocation for construction: 450 billion UAH in 2024 state budget.
  • International aid for reconstruction: USD 15 billion pledged by EU in 2023.
  • In 2023, the total value of construction works in Ukraine reached approximately 1.2 trillion UAH, marking a 15.2% year-on-year increase driven by reconstruction efforts.
  • The construction industry's contribution to Ukraine's GDP stood at 4.8% in 2022, up from 3.9% in 2021 due to war-related rebuilding.
  • Ukraine's construction market size was valued at USD 12.5 billion in 2023, projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.7% through 2028.

Despite war disruption, Ukraine’s commercial construction rose sharply in 2023 and continues expanding through 2024.

Commercial Construction

1Commercial construction output in Ukraine was 320 billion UAH in 2023, representing 27% of total sector.
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2Office space completions in major cities totaled 250,000 sqm in 2023, led by Kyiv with 180,000 sqm.
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3Retail construction projects valued at 150 billion UAH were underway in 2024.
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4Hotel construction investments reached 45 billion UAH in 2023, with 15 new facilities started.
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5Industrial warehouse space added 400,000 sqm in 2023, a 40% YoY increase.
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6New commercial building permits issued in 2023: 3,200, focusing on logistics hubs.
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7Office vacancy rate in Kyiv dropped to 8.2% in Q1 2024 due to new completions.
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8Total commercial floor space under construction: 2.5 million sqm as of 2024.
Directional
9Shopping mall developments in western Ukraine totaled 120,000 sqm in 2023.
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10Business center constructions valued at 80 billion UAH completed 10 projects in 2023.
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11Logistics centers constructed: 1.2 million sqm commercial space in 2023.
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12Retail sales floor space added: 300,000 sqm in 2023.
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13New office developments in Lviv: 50,000 sqm completed 2023.
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14Industrial park constructions: 8 new parks with 500,000 sqm started.
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15Hotel room additions: 5,000 rooms commissioned in 2023.
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16Commercial property transactions value: USD 1.5 billion in 2023.
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17Average rent for class A office in Kyiv: 25 USD/sqm/month in 2024.
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18Total pipeline commercial projects: 4 million sqm planned to 2025.
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Commercial Construction Interpretation

In 2023 Ukraine’s commercial construction surged with 320 billion UAH in output, while massive logistics momentum continued as 1.2 million sqm of logistics centers were built and 4 million sqm of commercial projects are planned by 2025.

Employment And Workforce

1Construction employment in Ukraine was 1.2 million workers in 2023, up 12% YoY.
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2Average monthly wage in construction sector: 22,500 UAH in 2023, highest among industries.
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3Labor shortage in skilled trades affected 45% of construction firms in 2023 survey.
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4Women comprised 18% of construction workforce in 2023, up from 12% in 2020.
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5Vocational training programs graduated 50,000 construction specialists in 2023.
Directional
6Unemployment rate in construction dropped to 5.2% in Q4 2023.
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7Migrant workers from Poland filled 15% of construction jobs in western Ukraine 2023.
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8Safety incidents in construction: 1,200 reported, down 20% due to new regulations.
Single source
9Overtime hours averaged 15% of total work hours in construction firms 2023.
Single source
10Construction apprenticeships: 30,000 enrolled in 2024 programs.
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11Construction firms total: 45,000 registered in 2023.
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12Bricklayers employment: 250,000 workers in 2023 sector peak.
Directional
13Training centers for construction: 150 operational, trained 40,000.
Directional
14Wage growth in construction: 28% YoY to 22,500 UAH average.
Directional
15Foreign workers visas issued for construction: 50,000 in 2023.
Single source
16Productivity per worker: 1.8 million UAH output in 2023.
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17Union membership in construction: 15% of workforce organized.
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18Injury rate per 1,000 workers: 12 cases in 2023.
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Employment And Workforce Interpretation

In 2023, Ukraine’s construction sector added 12% more workers to reach 1.2 million, while wages climbed 28% YoY to 22,500 UAH and safety incidents fell 20%, showing a sector growing faster even as it grapples with a 45% labor shortage among skilled trades.

Infrastructure And Public Works

1Road construction investments totaled 250 billion UAH in 2023, with 2,500 km of new roads built.
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2Ukraine repaired 4,000 km of highways in 2023 under the "Affordable Roads" program.
Single source
3Railway infrastructure projects funded at 120 billion UAH, including 500 km electrification.
Single source
4Bridge reconstructions numbered 150 in 2023, costing 35 billion UAH total.
Verified
5Energy infrastructure construction post-damage: 180 billion UAH invested by mid-2024.
Verified
6Water supply and sewerage projects: 1,200 km pipelines laid in 2023.
Verified
7Airport runway reconstructions: 5 major airports upgraded at 20 billion UAH in 2023.
Verified
8Public building reconstructions: 2,500 facilities at 90 billion UAH since 2022.
Single source
9Port infrastructure developments: 10 terminals expanded, capacity +15 million tons.
Single source
10High-speed road construction: 1,000 km under "Big Construction" in 2023.
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11School reconstructions: 500 schools rebuilt at 15 billion UAH in 2023.
Verified
12Hospital infrastructure upgrades: 300 facilities, 40 billion UAH invested.
Verified
13Gas pipeline repairs: 3,500 km restored post-damage in 2023.
Verified
14Public transport infrastructure: 200 km tram tracks renewed.
Verified
15Stadium constructions for Euro 2024 prep: 3 stadiums upgraded.
Verified
16Irrigation system reconstructions: 1,200 km canals built.
Verified
17Border crossing infrastructure: 15 new facilities constructed.
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Infrastructure And Public Works Interpretation

In 2023 alone, Ukraine put billions into rebuilding critical infrastructure across transport, utilities, and public services, such as 250 billion UAH in road construction and 120 billion UAH for rail projects, while also scaling repair efforts like 3,500 km of gas pipelines restored and 4,000 km of highways fixed under the Affordable Roads program.

Investments And Government Spending

1Foreign direct investment in construction FDI reached USD 2.5 billion in 2023.
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2Government budget allocation for construction: 450 billion UAH in 2024 state budget.
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3International aid for reconstruction: USD 15 billion pledged by EU in 2023.
Verified
4Private sector investments in infrastructure: 180 billion UAH in 2023 PPP projects.
Verified
5EBRD loans for construction firms: USD 1.2 billion disbursed in 2023.
Verified
6USAID funding for housing reconstruction: USD 500 million by 2024.
Verified
7Domestic bond issuances for construction projects: 100 billion UAH in 2023.
Verified
8World Bank grants for road construction: USD 800 million active in 2023.
Verified
9Venture capital in proptech for Ukraine construction: USD 150 million in 2023.
Verified
10State program funding "eRecovery": 30 billion UAH for private houses.
Verified
11IFC investments in construction banks: USD 400 million loans.
Verified
12PPP contracts signed: 25 projects worth 200 billion UAH.
Verified
13Green bonds for sustainable construction: 20 billion UAH issued.
Single source
14Diaspora remittances into construction: USD 3 billion estimated 2023.
Single source
15Regional development funds allocation: 100 billion UAH to construction.
Single source
16Digital tender savings in public procurement: 15 billion UAH for builds.
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Investments And Government Spending Interpretation

Ukraine’s construction market is being rapidly scaled by large, overlapping funding streams, with reconstruction support reaching 15 billion pledged by the EU in 2023 while domestic backing also hits 450 billion UAH in the 2024 state budget.

Market Overview And Growth

1In 2023, the total value of construction works in Ukraine reached approximately 1.2 trillion UAH, marking a 15.2% year-on-year increase driven by reconstruction efforts.
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2The construction industry's contribution to Ukraine's GDP stood at 4.8% in 2022, up from 3.9% in 2021 due to war-related rebuilding.
Directional
3Ukraine's construction market size was valued at USD 12.5 billion in 2023, projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.7% through 2028.
Verified
4Building permits issued in Ukraine increased by 22% in Q1 2024 compared to Q1 2023, totaling 14,500 permits.
Single source
5The volume of construction production in January 2024 grew by 18.9% year-over-year to 98.4 billion UAH.
Single source
6Ukraine's construction sector saw a 25.3% growth in new contracts in 2023, valued at over 900 billion UAH.
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7In 2023, non-residential construction grew 32.1% YoY to 520 billion UAH.
Verified
8Construction output index reached 125.6% in December 2023 vs December 2022.
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9Total engineering construction value: 280 billion UAH in 2023.
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10Ukraine construction market forecast to hit USD 20 billion by 2027.
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11Construction growth in Q2 2024: 20.5% YoY to 110 billion UAH.
Single source
12Total capital investments in construction: 1.5 trillion UAH in 2023.
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13Sector's share in fixed capital investment: 28% in 2023.
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14Export of construction services: USD 500 million in 2023.
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Market Overview And Growth Interpretation

Ukraine’s construction sector is expanding quickly, with 2023 works totaling about 1.2 trillion UAH and market forecasts pointing to USD 20 billion by 2027, while building permits jumped 22% in Q1 2024 to 14,500 and construction value rose 18.9% year over year in January 2024.

Materials And Supply Chain

1Cement production for construction reached 18.5 million tons in 2023.
Verified
2Steel rebar imports for construction: 1.2 million tons in 2023, 60% from EU.
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3Construction sand extraction volume: 25 million cubic meters in 2023.
Verified
4Brick production output: 2.8 billion units, up 10% YoY for construction needs.
Verified
5Asphalt production for roads: 4.5 million tons supplied to projects in 2023.
Verified
6Concrete production volume: 35 million cubic meters in 2023 construction sites.
Verified
7Timber usage in construction: 1.5 million cubic meters, mainly for residential.
Verified
8Price of ready-mix concrete rose 22% to 2,500 UAH/cum in 2023.
Verified
9Imported construction equipment: USD 1.8 billion in 2023, mostly excavators.
Verified
10Glass production for construction: 12 million sqm sheets in 2023.
Verified
11Reinforcement steel prices: 25,000 UAH/ton average 2023.
Verified
12Aggregate supply for concrete: 40 million tons quarried.
Verified
13Paint and coatings consumption: 500,000 tons for buildings.
Verified
14PVC windows production: 8 million sqm installed in constructions.
Verified
15Logistics costs for materials: 8% of total construction expenses.
Single source
16Local sourcing ratio: 75% of materials domestic in 2023.
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17Electrical cables production: 1.5 million km for infra projects.
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Materials And Supply Chain Interpretation

In 2023 Ukraine’s construction materials and inputs scaled up across the board, with cement reaching 18.5 million tons and concrete 35 million cubic meters, while costs surged as ready-mix concrete rose 22% to 2,500 UAH per cubic meter and logistics still consumed 8% of total construction expenses.

Residential Construction

1In 2022, residential construction accounted for 42% of total construction output, valued at 450 billion UAH.
Single source
2The number of new residential buildings completed in Ukraine in 2023 was 12,300 units, a 10% increase from 2022.
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3Average cost per square meter for residential construction in Kyiv reached 25,000 UAH in 2023.
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4Multi-family residential projects initiated in 2024 numbered 2,150, with a total floor area of 1.8 million sqm.
Verified
5In Lviv region, residential construction volume grew 35% YoY in 2023 to 45 billion UAH.
Verified
6Housing starts in Ukraine totaled 150,000 sqm in Q4 2023, up 28% from previous quarter.
Verified
7Private residential construction dominated with 68% share of total residential output in 2023.
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8In 2023, 65,000 new apartments were commissioned across Ukraine, averaging 60 sqm each.
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9Residential repair and reconstruction works post-2022 amounted to 120 billion UAH by end-2023.
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10Housing commissioning floor area: 4.2 million sqm in 2023.
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11Individual housing construction: 75,000 houses built in 2023.
Verified
12Average residential building height increased to 4.5 stories in 2023 urban areas.
Verified
13Mortgage-backed residential starts: 20% of total in 2023.
Directional
14Energy-efficient residential retrofits: 50,000 units funded in 2023.
Verified
15Rural residential construction volume: 80 billion UAH in 2023.
Verified
16Odesa residential market saw 25% price hike per sqm to 28,000 UAH.
Verified
17Total residential under construction: 5.5 million sqm as of 2024.
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Residential Construction Interpretation

Across Ukraine, residential building activity is clearly accelerating, with housing commissioning reaching 4.2 million sqm in 2023 and total residential under construction rising to 5.5 million sqm by 2024, alongside strong regional and segment growth such as a 35% YoY jump in Lviv to 45 billion UAH.

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    IEA
    iea.org

    iea.org

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    Reference 20
    USPA
    uspa.gov.ua

    uspa.gov.ua

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    Reference 21
    CCI
    cci.com.ua

    cci.com.ua

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    Reference 22
    MON
    mon.gov.ua

    mon.gov.ua

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    Reference 23
    IOM
    iom.int

    iom.int

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    Reference 24
    DSP
    dsp.gov.ua

    dsp.gov.ua

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    Reference 25
    WORK
    work.ua

    work.ua

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    Reference 26
    MSP
    msp.gov.ua

    msp.gov.ua

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    Reference 27
    UCAB
    ucab.ua

    ucab.ua

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    Reference 28
    UKRTRAST
    ukrtrast.gov.ua

    ukrtrast.gov.ua

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    Reference 29
    GEOINFORM
    geoinform.ua

    geoinform.ua

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    Reference 30
    UKRCEMENT
    ukrcement.org

    ukrcement.org

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    Reference 31
    LESPROM
    lesprom.ua

    lesprom.ua

  • INDEX logo
    Reference 32
    INDEX
    index.minfin.com.ua

    index.minfin.com.ua

  • CUSTOMS logo
    Reference 33
    CUSTOMS
    customs.gov.ua

    customs.gov.ua

  • BUDGET logo
    Reference 34
    BUDGET
    budget.gov.ua

    budget.gov.ua

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    Reference 35
    EC
    ec.europa.eu

    ec.europa.eu

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    Reference 36
    EBRD
    ebrd.com

    ebrd.com

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    Reference 37
    USAID
    usaid.gov

    usaid.gov

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    Reference 38
    NBU
    nbu.gov.ua

    nbu.gov.ua

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    Reference 39
    PROJECTS
    projects.worldbank.org

    projects.worldbank.org

  • KYIVPOST logo
    Reference 40
    KYIVPOST
    kyivpost.com

    kyivpost.com

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    Reference 41
    MORDORINTELLIGENCE
    mordorintelligence.com

    mordorintelligence.com

  • BANK logo
    Reference 42
    BANK
    bank.gov.ua

    bank.gov.ua

  • EEC logo
    Reference 43
    EEC
    eec.ua

    eec.ua

  • WWW DRAGON-CAPITAL logo
    Reference 44
    WWW DRAGON-CAPITAL
    www dragon-capital.com

    www dragon-capital.com

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    Reference 45
    CUSHMANWAKEFIELD
    cushmanwakefield.com

    cushmanwakefield.com

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    Reference 46
    OLX
    olx.ua

    olx.ua

  • INFRASTRUCTURE logo
    Reference 47
    INFRASTRUCTURE
    infrastructure.gov.ua

    infrastructure.gov.ua

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    Reference 48
    MOZ
    moz.gov.ua

    moz.gov.ua

  • NAFTOGAZ logo
    Reference 49
    NAFTOGAZ
    naftogaz.com

    naftogaz.com

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    Reference 50
    UAF
    uaf.org.ua

    uaf.org.ua

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    Reference 51
    MINAGRI
    minagri.gov.ua

    minagri.gov.ua

  • DPSU logo
    Reference 52
    DPSU
    dpsu.gov.ua

    dpsu.gov.ua

  • KVPU logo
    Reference 53
    KVPU
    kvpu.org.ua

    kvpu.org.ua

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    Reference 54
    GLASS
    glass.ua

    glass.ua

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    Reference 55
    CHEM
    chem.ua

    chem.ua

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    Reference 56
    OKNA
    okna.ua

    okna.ua

  • ELEKTRO logo
    Reference 57
    ELEKTRO
    elektro.ua

    elektro.ua

  • ERECOVERY logo
    Reference 58
    ERECOVERY
    eRecovery.gov.ua

    eRecovery.gov.ua

  • IFC logo
    Reference 59
    IFC
    ifc.org

    ifc.org

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    Reference 60
    PPP
    ppp.gov.ua

    ppp.gov.ua

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    Reference 61
    PROZORRO
    prozorro.gov.ua

    prozorro.gov.ua

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