The First Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko and the Secretary General of the European Mortgage Federation (EMF) Luca Bertalot have signed a Letter of Intent to establish an Advisory Council on the development of housing finance in Ukraine. The signing of the document was announced at the 36th Plenary

The main objective of the meeting, chaired by Yulia Svyrydenko, First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and Minister of Economy of Ukraine, was to reform the housing finance system. The IWG meeting was also attended by Bob Som, the World Bank’s Regional Director for Eastern Europe, and representatives of the World Bank. “The demand for

On 9 December 2024, the World Bank launched a virtual mission aimed at strengthening the institutional capacity of PJSC “Ukrainian Financial Housing Company” (UFHC). This initiative is an important part of the joint efforts of the Government of Ukraine and international partners to modernize the country’s housing policy. Management of UFHC took part in the

Under the state affordable mortgage program, private houses, duplexes and townhouses will be mortgaged. The Government has adopted the relevant amendments to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers № 856. They will come into force 30 days after their publication.  The age requirements for houses are the same as for apartments, depending on the category

Yuliia Svyrydenko, First Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of Ukraine, and Ievgen Metsger, Chairman of Management Board at UFHC, held a working meeting with Gevorg Sarkisian, Head of the World Bank’s Ukraine Country Office, and Roman Kachur, Deputy Executive Director of the World Bank. The parties discussed opportunities for cooperation to develop the

The mass mortgage at 7%, which was launched as part of the state program ‘yeOselia’ on August 1 this year, should be more active in the primary property market. This will help launch construction and related industries and give a significant boost to economic growth. This was stated by Ievgen Metsger, Chairman of Management Board

State Program for Affordable Mortgage has revitalized the mortgage market and become one of the most effective programs for providing housing to citizens. Since its launch on October 1, 2022, 3,641 Ukrainian families have benefited from ‘yeOselia’, 71% of whom are servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and law enforcement officers.   During the year

‘yeOselia’ opens up great partnership opportunities for the regions. The benefits of the program will help local communities to boost construction and related industries, increase budget revenues and attract representatives of important professions. This was stated by Ievgen Metsger, Chairman of Management Board at UFHC, during his speech at the Regional Economic Forum. The event

The first veteran borrower was a military signalman who has been defending Ukraine in the war against the russian aggressor since 2016. He and his wife bought a two-bedroom apartment in Bucha, Kyiv region. In addition, five families of internally displaced persons have already benefited from the program. The program has helped them start a

Recently, a meeting on joint regional development programs was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine Nadiya Bihun. Representatives of UFHC and local authorities discussed the existing programs of partial compensation of mortgage loans under the state program ‘yeOselia’ and the prospects for creating new ones.   Andrii Tarasenko, Director of the

Yesterday, on June 29, at a meeting with representatives of domestic and foreign businesses that continue to operate in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy noted a very interesting and promising affordable mortgage program, ‘yeOselia’, and the importance of its further scaling. This is reported by the web portal of the Office of the President of Ukraine.   The

Under affordable mortgage program ‘yeOselia’, 1508 families were able to purchase their own housing worth over UAH 2060.5 million. Most loans were granted to contract servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and law enforcement officers – 1204. Also, 141 doctors, 141 teachers and 22 scientists took advantage of the program at 3% per annum. 

The First Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko and the Secretary General of the European Mortgage Federation (EMF) Luca Bertalot have signed a Letter of Intent to establish an Advisory Council on the development of housing finance in Ukraine. The signing of the document was announced at the 36th Plenary

The main objective of the meeting, chaired by Yulia Svyrydenko, First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and Minister of Economy of Ukraine, was to reform the housing finance system. The IWG meeting was also attended by Bob Som, the World Bank’s Regional Director for Eastern Europe, and representatives of the World Bank. “The demand for

On 9 December 2024, the World Bank launched a virtual mission aimed at strengthening the institutional capacity of PJSC “Ukrainian Financial Housing Company” (UFHC). This initiative is an important part of the joint efforts of the Government of Ukraine and international partners to modernize the country’s housing policy. Management of UFHC took part in the

Under the state affordable mortgage program, private houses, duplexes and townhouses will be mortgaged. The Government has adopted the relevant amendments to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers № 856. They will come into force 30 days after their publication.  The age requirements for houses are the same as for apartments, depending on the category

Yuliia Svyrydenko, First Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of Ukraine, and Ievgen Metsger, Chairman of Management Board at UFHC, held a working meeting with Gevorg Sarkisian, Head of the World Bank’s Ukraine Country Office, and Roman Kachur, Deputy Executive Director of the World Bank. The parties discussed opportunities for cooperation to develop the

The mass mortgage at 7%, which was launched as part of the state program ‘yeOselia’ on August 1 this year, should be more active in the primary property market. This will help launch construction and related industries and give a significant boost to economic growth. This was stated by Ievgen Metsger, Chairman of Management Board

State Program for Affordable Mortgage has revitalized the mortgage market and become one of the most effective programs for providing housing to citizens. Since its launch on October 1, 2022, 3,641 Ukrainian families have benefited from ‘yeOselia’, 71% of whom are servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and law enforcement officers.   During the year

‘yeOselia’ opens up great partnership opportunities for the regions. The benefits of the program will help local communities to boost construction and related industries, increase budget revenues and attract representatives of important professions. This was stated by Ievgen Metsger, Chairman of Management Board at UFHC, during his speech at the Regional Economic Forum. The event

The first veteran borrower was a military signalman who has been defending Ukraine in the war against the russian aggressor since 2016. He and his wife bought a two-bedroom apartment in Bucha, Kyiv region. In addition, five families of internally displaced persons have already benefited from the program. The program has helped them start a

Recently, a meeting on joint regional development programs was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine Nadiya Bihun. Representatives of UFHC and local authorities discussed the existing programs of partial compensation of mortgage loans under the state program ‘yeOselia’ and the prospects for creating new ones.   Andrii Tarasenko, Director of the

Yesterday, on June 29, at a meeting with representatives of domestic and foreign businesses that continue to operate in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy noted a very interesting and promising affordable mortgage program, ‘yeOselia’, and the importance of its further scaling. This is reported by the web portal of the Office of the President of Ukraine.   The

Under affordable mortgage program ‘yeOselia’, 1508 families were able to purchase their own housing worth over UAH 2060.5 million. Most loans were granted to contract servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and law enforcement officers – 1204. Also, 141 doctors, 141 teachers and 22 scientists took advantage of the program at 3% per annum.