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In 2026, a significant disparity in housing affordability for youth across different cities in Ukraine was identified. For instance, renting a one-bedroom apartment in Uzhhorod and Lviv can consume up to 76% of the median salary, while in Kherson, this burden is considerably lower. This issue raises concerns among young people facing financial challenges.
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Young people in Ukraine face differing levels of housing affordability depending on the city. In regions like Uzhhorod and Lviv, renting a one-bedroom apartment can consume up to 76% of the median salary, while in Kherson, the burden is significantly lower.
Young Ukrainians in western regional centers face high housing rental costs. Uzhhorod and Lviv are the most expensive cities, where youth spend over three-quarters of their income on renting a one-bedroom apartment.
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