A square meter already costs 122 thousand hryvnias: how prices for new developments in Lviv have changed

New-builds in Lviv over the year have become more expensive by 20 – 23% in the comfort and business classes. At the same time, the price per square meter also depends on the district – in the most expensive district it is almost twice as high as in the cheapest.

What is the price per square meter in Lviv’s new buildings

According to Lun, in September 2026 year median prices for new builds in Lviv rose compared with the same period last year. The biggest increase was for comfort-class housing – by 23%, while in the business class the rise was 20%.

The cost per square meter depends on the housing class. In September, median prices on the primary market in Lviv are:

Comfort class – 61,6 thousand hryvnias.

Business class – 69,7 thousand hryvnias.

Premium class – 121 thousand hryvnias.

Several factors influence the rising prices of new builds, according to Lun experts. Among them are steady demand for housing among internally displaced people, well-developed infrastructure in Lviv, and active developers who continue to bring new housing complexes to the market.

In which districts of Lviv are new builds the most expensive and the cheapest?

The highest median price per square meter in September 2026 year was in the Galician district of Lviv, where it stands at 122 thousand hryvnias. The lowest median figure was recorded in the Shevchenkivskyi district – 65 thousand hryvnias per square meter.

In other districts of Lviv, median prices for new builds are as follows:

Lychakivskyi – 76,2 thousand hryvnias per square meter.

Frankivskyi – 74 thousand hryvnias.

Zaliznychnyi – 71 thousand hryvnias.

Sykhivskyi – 66,8 thousand hryvnias.

In Sykhiv, new housing complexes are actively being built, and price growth rates here are among the highest in Lviv. At the same time, the district remains one of the more affordable in median price per square meter.

Recall that in autumn 2026 year new builds in Ukraine may rise in price by 3 – 5%, and finished apartments by 7 – 10%. The biggest price growth is forecast for housing complexes with readiness over 50%, which plan to be put into operation by the end of the year.