Poles, Americans and British do not lag behind the Russians, they buy an apartment at a price of 100 thousand dollars and the number of rooms is not less than 3.

Foreigners began to massively buy luxury housing in Ukraine. But the main buyers of Ukrainian square meters became Russians.

Over the last month the number of such deals increased by 10%.

The greatest demand is for new buildings in the center of major cities - Kyiv, Odessa, Lvov, Dnepropetrovsk - mainly the cost of up to 100 thousand dollars.

Realtors assured that Alla Pugacheva, Avraam Russo, Stas Piekha and Diana Arbenina already look for housing in Ukraine. The pop stars like the Ukrainian climate and the rest, but above all - the price, which fell significantly after the crisis, especially for luxury housing.

Meanwhile, Russian businessmen long ago bought yourself a luxury apartment. By this time, told analytics, they've got a lot of commercial property - shops and offices.

"Accordingly, the business has gone to us. So now there is a tendency to buy an apartment," - said the expert.

Some of the most expensive apartments in the heart of the capital, for $ 3.5 million was also bought a Russian businessman.

Poles, Americans and British do not lag behind the Russians, they buy an apartment at a price of 100 thousand dollars and the number of rooms is not less than 3.

Simultaneously, Germans, Greeks and Austrians rent luxury housing in the capital, an average of 3-4 thousand dollars a month. True, the restored "stalinka" and "royal" houses at Khreshchatyk or Podol recent months are often vacant, because the demand is spread primarily on new construction.

If our house bought by foreigners, it means our country Ukraine has investment attractiveness, and after that comes and the increases in household incomes, say experts.

But to worry that foreigners will buy all the good housing is not necessary, as the proposal is still higher than demand. The problem is only salary an ordinary Ukrainians, which the money for luxury apartments need to collect almost an eternity.