DIM launches the first installment program in Ukraine: up to 10 years, fixed rate, 0 currency risks
11.06.2025

DIM Group is the first in the Ukrainian real estate market to launch a unique long-term installment program in hryvnia, which has no analogs among offers from developers.
'We have noticed that customers who dream of their own apartment or need to improve their living conditions are turning to us, but for various reasons do not qualify for state programs,' says Alexander Nasikovsky, managing partner of DIM Group. — It is precisely for them that we have developed a new company product to meet the growing demand among Ukrainians who cannot use the state program 'eOselya', but are interested in purchasing high-quality housing in the comfort+ and above segments.
Conditions for long-term hryvnia installment from DIM Group:
- Term — up to 10 years with the possibility of early repayment.
- Price fixation in hryvnia. The cost per square meter is fixed in the contract, without being tied to the exchange rate or market price increase.
- Fixed interest rate: 10% per annum in hryvnia.
- First installment — from 30%.
A preferential rate of 8% per annum is available specifically for military personnel, Emergencies Ministry employees and military medics.
The pilot project of long-term hryvnia installment is valid during June and July in large quarter residential complexes: 'Metropolis', Lucky Land and Park Lake City. In addition, under these conditions, only 10 apartments are available in the club building Olegiv Podil.
During this period, DIM company will be able to assess the real demand among citizens who are not eligible for state programs and long-term installments, and in the future, extend and scale the program to other residential complexes.
'Thanks to attracting a strategic partner and stable targeted financing, which is not dependent on sales volumes, DIM Group can implement long-term internal funding instruments and create real solutions to provide flexible housing acquisition conditions for a wider range of buyers,' underlined Alexander Nasikovsky.