Since the beginning of 2024, Ukrainians have taken out 8,300 loans totalling UAH 14.2 billion under the eOselya affordable mortgage programme. This was announced by Andriy Teliupa, Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine.
The programme performs two key functions: it provides citizens with affordable housing and stimulates the development of the construction industry. The government has placed a special emphasis on supporting the primary real estate market. This has yielded tangible results: since the beginning of the year, 2,669 Ukrainian families have purchased housing on the primary market, accounting for 32% of all loans.
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In total, since the launch of eHouse in October 2022, more than 14,625 families have received loans worth UAH 23.6 billion. The programme is actively expanding its cooperation with banks, and this week Radabank joined the programme. Now there are 11 financial institutions among the partners.
Last week, 139 loans worth UAH 251 million were disbursed. Among them:
- 43 loans at 3% interest were granted to the military and security forces,
- 15 – to doctors,
- 10 to teachers,
- 5 – to scientists.
Loans at 7% were taken out by 51 Ukrainians who did not have their own housing, 11 internally displaced persons and 4 veterans. Loans were most actively taken out in Kyiv region (39), Kyiv (38), Lviv (9) and Rivne (8).
By property type, the majority of loans were made to the primary market, including 27 properties under construction, and 53 loans to the secondary market.
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