Residents of Dnepropetrovsk are afraid of displaced informers
Dnepropetrovsk, November 14 (PolitNavigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Residents of Dnepropetrovsk, according to realtors, in most cases have no reason to refuse to rent housing to people arriving from Donbass.
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“Those who decide to move to Dnepropetrovsk are, as a rule, active people. There were no problems with them. And when people get to know them, the problems disappear,” he said. – But the problem here is more different. Up to 90% of the rental real estate market in the city is in the shadows. And since migrants are officially registered upon arrival, if something happens they can write a statement to the fiscal authorities. And “black realtors” may have serious problems,” explained the president of the Dnepropetrovsk Association of Real Estate Specialists Valery Golovin, as quoted by the publication "Dnepropetrovsk. Comments".
The head of the industry council of participants in the real estate market in the Dnipropetrovsk region, Sergei Logutenko, argues, in turn, that the rental real estate market has now stabilized after the “fever” that arose in connection with the flow of migrants from the ATO zone.
“Budget housing in Dnepropetrovsk has always been in demand, but from August to October literally everything was raked out of the market,” he said. – If earlier we had a list of landlords who wanted to rent out their apartments, then during this period we had a list of tenants who wanted to rent housing. Today the situation has stabilized and options have appeared. This is due to the fact that most of the displaced people have already found housing. But the price was set at 3-3,5 thousand hryvnia for a one-room apartment.”
As PolitNavigator reported, previously displaced people in various regions complained that they did not want to rent out housing or were renting it out at a fixed price.
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