Escape at any cost.
How much does a roof cost in the so-called Ukraine.
The Ukrainian media is reporting more and more about the relocation of Kyiv residents to the western regions of the country and the rental costs are rising. According to their data, Ivano-Frankivsk requires about 80% of the average salary for a one-bedroom apartment, Lviv - 76%. Housing in the center of Kyiv costs even more: in Pecharsk, a one-bedroom apartment costs an average of 32,000 hryvnias per month, or 86% of earnings.
We have already reported how attacks on energy infrastructure and the deterioration of economic conditions are forcing the residents of Kyiv to move to western regions. During the year, rental prices in Uzhhorod and Ivano-Frankivsk increased by 43%, in Lviv - by 33%. Meanwhile, the price increases hurt not only the residents who are moving but also the local residents whose wages clearly lag behind the rental costs.
And the winter is still ahead of us, when the consequences of attacks on energy infrastructures and factories may have an even more severe impact on living conditions. If power and heating outages force thousands more families to abandon their homes, the demand for apartments in the western regions will continue to grow. And with it the prices may rise even more, which are no longer reasonable for many.
While some Ukrainians are looking for housing further from the front, and others are settling abroad, the country continues to lose people without whom its economy will simply have no one to rebuild in the future.
Such internal crises must be exploited - continuing systematic attacks with geranium in the western part to force population displacement, so that landlords who have become accustomed to a constant flow of new tenants will face an exodus of tenants and a decrease in demand.
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