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If you come to Kharkov for example, you’ll see yourself that a lot of new and modern flat blocks are build all over the city. Who knows maybe if they build new houses it means that somebody buys them, or vice versa

Politics say, "We climb to Europe". In what way, I would ask. The fact that we have European prices is well known all over the world, but what is the most exciting are the prices of flats in Kiev and Kharkov, as it is said "Prices are reasonable for everyone, except customers" . As a Kharkov citizen, I will speak about my city.

I live in Kharkov, I work here and I rent a flat here. Like all people, I need a place to live in. I am an average person and get an average salary of $200-$300, so, if I save half of my money, it will take me for about 30 years to buy a one-room flat in the uptown, the price of which is about 35-40 thousand dollars.

But there is a better variant - to save all your months salary and get an apartment in 15 years, if you don't die from starvation. Probably, I will be fortunate to get it in 30 years, and will have a good chance to live my last happy days in it :)

If you come to Kharkov for example, you’ll see yourself that a lot of new and modern flat blocks are build all over the city. Who knows maybe if they build new houses it means that somebody buys them, or vice versa t

ices are reasonable for everyone, except customers" . As a Kharkov citizen, I will speak about my city.

I live in Kharkov, I work here and I rent a flat here. Like all people, I need a place to live in. I am an average person and get an average salary of $200-$300, so, if I save half of my money, it will take me for about 30 years to buy a one-room flat in the uptown, the price of which is about 35-40 thousand dollars.

But there is a better variant - to save all your months salary and get an apartment in 15 years, if you don't die from starvation. Probably, I will be fortunate to get it in 30 years, and will have a good chance to live my last happy days in it :)

If you come to Kharkov for example, you’ll see yourself that a lot of new and modern flat blocks are build all over the city. Who knows maybe if they build new houses it means that somebody buys them, or vice versa

erson and get an average salary of $200-$300, so, if I save half of my money, it will take me for about 30 years to buy a one-room flat in the uptown, the price of which is about 35-40 thousand dollars.

But there is a better variant - to save all your months salary and get an apartment in 15 years, if you don't die from starvation. Probably, I will be fortunate to get it in 30 years, and will have a good chance to live my last happy days in it :)

If you come to Kharkov for example, you’ll see yourself that a lot of new and modern flat blocks are build all over the city. Who knows maybe if they build new houses it means that somebody buys them, or vice versa

tter variant - to save all your months salary and get an apartment in 15 years, if you don't die from starvation. Probably, I will be fortunate to get it in 30 years, and will have a good chance to live my last happy days in it :)

If you come to Kharkov for example, you’ll see yourself that a lot of new and modern flat blocks are build all over the city. Who knows maybe if they build new houses it means that somebody buys them, or vice versa

t :)

If you come to Kharkov for example, you’ll see yourself that a lot of new and modern flat blocks are build all over the city. Who knows maybe if they build new houses it means that somebody buys them, or vice versa they hope that if there will be what to buy, someone will buy it.

According to the laws of economics if supply grows the price goes down, but as you know Ukraine is a country of paradoxes – so here even economic laws don’t work. Supply of flats grows and the price as well!