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27 November 2025
Ukraine’s Economy Has Surpassed Pre-War Size Despite Conflict
Remarkably, even with the ongoing war, data suggests that Ukraine’s economy in 2025 exceeded its pre-invasion size, despite the fact that many regions remain affected by conflict and some sectors remain depressed. Reuters
This resilience is supported by continued international aid, reconstruction funding, and international financial institutions working to sustain public services, infrastructure repairs, and support for businesses. World Bank+2The United Nations in Ukraine
For real-estate and property markets, this is an encouraging signal. A stable, even recovering, economy tends to underpin demand for housing, commercial real estate, and investment in rebuilding efforts.
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27 November 2025
Ukraine’s Economy Has Surpassed Pre-War Size Despite Conflict
Remarkably, even with the ongoing war, data suggests that Ukraine’s economy in 2025 exceeded its pre-invasion size, despite the fact that many regions remain affected by conflict and some sectors remain depressed. Reuters This resilience is supported byread full news -
25 November 2025
EU Support Boosts Ukraine’s Recovery: €6 Billion Invested in Public Transport & Urban Infrastructure
EU Support Boosts Ukraine’s Recovery: €6 Billion Invested in Public Transport & Urban Infrastructure How major infrastructure upgrades are strengthening Ukrainian cities, and why it matters for the property market. A Major Boost for Ukraine’s Urbanread full news -
23 November 2025
Ukraine Secures Major IMF Funding, A Boost for Reconstruction and Investor Confidence
Ukraine has secured a major lift to its financial stability after reaching a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a new four-year support programme worth $8.2 billion. The deal, announced this week, is widely viewed as a strread full news