According to the latest survey conducted by the LUN portal, apartment sales in new construction projects have rebounded significantly in the first quarter of 2025, reaching levels comparable to the average quarterly indicator seen in pre-war 2021. This marks a 24% increase in sales, indicating a notable recovery in the real estate market.
The survey, which involved developers, provides insights into the current state of demand and supply in the housing sector. These results suggest that the market is stabilizing, although challenges such as inflation and supply chain disruptions may still impact future growth. Developers have reported renewed interest from buyers, particularly in urban centers where new infrastructure projects are being completed.
Experts have noted that the recovery is likely driven by a combination of factors, including improved economic conditions and government incentives aimed at boosting housing affordability. However, they caution that the long-term sustainability of the market will depend on addressing underlying issues such as rising construction costs and regulatory hurdles.