Hotels on Maidan, medical facilities and a champagne wine factory: what other objects will be auctioned off in Kyiv

In Kyiv, budget revenues from the rental of state property are gradually growing, and in percentage terms, the volume of funds received from the capital's tenants has already amounted to almost 15% of the country's indicators.

This was reported at the State Property Fund of Ukraine (SPFU) following an information request.

“From 01/01/2023 to 07/31/2023, 65,365.32 thousand UAH were received from the rental of state property. For 7 months of 2023, 159 lease agreements were concluded. In 2022, revenues from the rental of state property amounted to UAH 72,861.38 thousand. As of July 31, 2023, the total area of ​​leased state property under lease agreements is 627.21 thousand sq.m. Based on the results of 7 months of 2023, income from the lease of state property located in Kiev amounts to 14.5% of the total amount of rental income in Ukraine,” said Andrey Shramko, director of the department of leasing and disposal of state property of the State Property Fund.

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At the same time, according to the State Property Fund, 94 objects (real and movable property) are being prepared for sale in the capital as part of small privatization.

Among the very interesting lots is part of a house on Khreshchatyk with an area of ​​500 square meters; the property complex of a branch of the Kyiv Champagne Wine Factory, known since Soviet times; a hospital with 400 beds in Bortnichi; inactive sanatorium on the street. Maksimenko, 3 (Pushcha-Voditsa); Hotel “Cossack” near Maidan Nezalezhnosti; hotel “Ukraine” (also near Maidan), etc.

As previously reported, the state wants to take away the property from the trade unions, which they received from the Soviet government. At stake is about $1.8 billion and thousands of real estate properties. It turned out that representatives of the interests of labor collectives lease or sell this property, receiving good income. The state budget receives nothing from this - the benefit goes to the trade union leaders. During this time, the value of state property managed by trade unions has halved.