The average cost per square meter of apartments in the cities of

The average cost per square meter of apartments in the cities

The average cost per square meter of apartments in the cities of *

City	Price USD per sq.m.
Uzhgorod	1857 $/sq.m.
Svaliava	1624 $/sq.m.
Kiev	1568 $/sq.m.
Lviv	1551 $/sq.m.
Poliana	1487 $/sq.m.
Sofievskaia Borshagovka	1299 $/sq.m.
Rivne	1271 $/sq.m.
Ukrainka	1246 $/sq.m.
IUbileinoe	1233 $/sq.m.
Vinnytsia	1227 $/sq.m.
CHabany	1215 $/sq.m.
Irpen	1202 $/sq.m.
Gatnoe	1197 $/sq.m.
Belogorodka	1143 $/sq.m.
Hotov	1142 $/sq.m.
Obuhov	1137 $/sq.m.
Mukachevo	1129 $/sq.m.
Petropavlovskaia Borshagovka	1116 $/sq.m.
Vishniovoe	1100 $/sq.m.
Bucha	1083 $/sq.m.
Vyshgorod	1066 $/sq.m.
Petrovskoe	1052 $/sq.m.
Lutsk	1040 $/sq.m.
Ivano-Frankovsk	1016 $/sq.m.
Brovary	968 $/sq.m.
Odessa	962 $/sq.m.
Belaia Cerkov`	929 $/sq.m.
Khmelnytskyi	907 $/sq.m.
Borispol`	901 $/sq.m.
Boiarka	896 $/sq.m.
Il`ichevsk	891 $/sq.m.
Cherkasy	891 $/sq.m.
Dnepropetrovsk	869 $/sq.m.
Kremenchug	862 $/sq.m.
Hodoseevka	852 $/sq.m.
Kirovohrad	835 $/sq.m.
Vasil`kov	828 $/sq.m.
Chernihiv	815 $/sq.m.
Poltava	798 $/sq.m.
Fastov	717 $/sq.m.
Kharkiv	704 $/sq.m.
Stoianka	638 $/sq.m.
Tetiev	631 $/sq.m.
Sumy	621 $/sq.m.
Gorenichi	600 $/sq.m.
Novomoskovsk	598 $/sq.m.
Dmitrovka	585 $/sq.m.
Smela	576 $/sq.m.
Nikolaev	567 $/sq.m.
Borodianka	562 $/sq.m.
Reshetilovka	538 $/sq.m.
Balta	500 $/sq.m.
Zaporozhye	499 $/sq.m.
Ivankov	484 $/sq.m.
Ochakov	413 $/sq.m.
Volodarka	382 $/sq.m.
Rzhishev	377 $/sq.m.
Dunaevcy	375 $/sq.m.
SHpola	251 $/sq.m.
Makeevka	217 $/sq.m.
Mirgorod	161 $/sq.m.
Krivoi Rog	160 $/sq.m.

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