Prices for construction and installation work in Ukraine rose by 23.1% in June 2026 compared to June of last year, according to data from the State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Growth was recorded in all major segments of construction. Residential construction rose by 19.2% year-over-year, nonresidential construction by 23.8%, and civil engineering structures by 24.3%.
In June alone, compared to May, the cost of construction and installation work increased by 0.8% in residential construction, by 1.3% in non-residential construction, and by 1.8% in civil engineering. Thus, work related to infrastructure projects is currently rising in price the fastest.
In January–June 2026, prices for construction and installation work were, on average, 15.8% higher than during the same period last year. In the residential segment, the increase was 13.7%; in the non-residential segment, 16.5%; and in civil engineering, 16.1%.
The current growth rate is significantly higher than last year’s. For the full year 2025, construction and installation work prices rose by 5.8%; in 2024, by 7.9%; and in 2023, by 15.8%.
Thus, the annual rate of price growth in June is approximately four times higher than the growth rate of construction and installation costs for the full year of 2025, although a direct comparison of the monthly annual rate with the full-year result should be viewed as an indicator of acceleration rather than as identical statistical values.
The acceleration in construction cost growth is significant not only for the real estate development market but also for Ukraine’s recovery. If this trend continues, previously established budgets for the construction, repair, and reconstruction of facilities may need to be revised upward.
The State Statistics Service updated the “Changes in Construction Prices” dataset on August 10, 2026.
