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Its not so much the number of properties for sale but the value of properties and whether the slump in the number of sales is due to supply or demand.
Real estate in Kyiv is still over priced.
People who are paying the current prices are idiots or have too much money already.
Maybe someone should produce a special guide called 'How to buy real estate in corrupt Ukraine'.