Buying
The right home begins with the right choice
Looking for a fine apartment in Kyiv, a penthouse with panoramic views, a country house or a private residence? I will help you find property that matches your way of life, your means and your expectations.
What I offer
My aim is that you acquire not simply a property, but a space that becomes part of your life.
- 01A tailored selection of prime properties
- 02A search built around your criteria
- 03Private viewings arranged for you
- 04Analysis of what the market is offering
- 05Representing your interests in negotiation
- 06Professional support through the transaction
Personal search
Four questions and I'll know what to look for
Faster than a form and more precise than a filter. Only I see the answers.
What are you planning?
Selected collection
For sale · Golden Gate
Penthouse with two terraces at A52, 345 m²
A private top floor above the historic centre of Kyiv
- The entire top floor — no neighbours
- Two terraces: 42 m² and 74 m²
- Four-metre ceilings and panoramic glazing
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Frequently asked
The questions clients actually ask
The fee is paid by the side that engaged me. When I act for a buyer, we fix the fee in the agreement before the search begins — no surprises at the closing table. My work should pay for itself in negotiation: in the prime segment the discount achieved usually exceeds the fee.
Yes, and it is a common scenario. Viewings are held live by video, I gather the documents and send them to your lawyer, and the transaction itself can be completed under a notarised power of attorney. A trip is a matter of preference, not a technical requirement.
Title and how it was acquired, the number of owners and whether any are minors, the absence of seizures, pledges and litigation, the legality of any layout changes, and utility debts. If something raises a question, you hear about it before the viewing, not at the notary.
From two weeks to several months, and that is normal. There are few properties above $500,000 in Kyiv and some never reach the public market. I present a shortlist of three to five rather than twenty, so most clients decide after the second or third viewing.
Not by the label, but by four things: the address and its surroundings, the number of apartments in the building, the engineering (autonomy, ventilation, shelter) and who your neighbours are. A business-class building may have a handsome lobby and three hundred flats; a prime one has thirty and a concierge who knows every name.
It depends on your horizon. For living and long ownership, the prime segment has historically held value better than the mass market — supply is physically limited. For short speculation this is not that market. I do not talk people into buying: if your goals do not match reality, I say so.
Haven't found yours?
Tell me what you are looking for and I will prepare a personal shortlist, including closed offers.