Rușii construiesc masiv în Ucraina ocupată. Dezvoltatorii primesc credite ieftine, în timp ce foștii proprietari cer despăgubiri

Russian real estate developers are constructing over 1.3 million square meters of housing in occupied Ukrainian territories, supported by state funding and favorable conditions. The projects are mainly in Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson, with developers accessing loans at low interest rates. Mariupol has emerged as a key construction hub, despite the destruction from the 2022 siege. State banks have provided significant funding for these housing projects, while former residents struggle to secure adequate compensation for lost properties. Additionally, thousands of Ukrainian homes have been confiscated by occupying authorities, highlighting the ongoing challenges in these regions.