The UTG family of like-minded professionals: 25 years of success in the Ukrainian real estate market
This November marks the 25th anniversary of the founding of UTG company.
In 1998, the UTG company marked its 25th anniversary in the Ukrainian real estate market. Despite facing numerous challenges such as economic crises, a pandemic, a war, and a market transformation, the company has continued to prosper and diversify. UTG's success can be attributed to the trust of its partners and a dedicated team of professionals who have contributed to the development of the best properties in the Ukrainian market.
Founder and president Vadym Neposedov credits his colleagues, employees, and associates for the company's ability to maintain stability during difficult times and expand into new business areas.
Director Evgeniya Loktionova, who has led the company for over 15 years, has played a crucial role in navigating crises and maintaining a strong market position. Her effective decision-making and managerial skills have been instrumental in UTG's growth. The company's Strategic Consulting Department, headed by Konstantin Oleynik, has been responsible for executing complex projects, providing expert market research, and developing effective solutions to maximize project commercial potential.
Over the years, UTG has developed 1,700 concepts for commercial and residential real estate projects, covering a total area of 43 million square meters. The company has opened 145 shopping centers and leased out more than 6 million square meters of space. These achievements demonstrate the company's ability to anticipate future trends and remain ahead of competitors.
Recent trends show a growing demand for concept development in the recreational and wellness real estate sector, such as hotels, resorts, and spa/health complexes in various regions of Ukraine. The logistics real estate segment has also gained significance due to the destruction of warehouse facilities in eastern and central regions, prompting investors and operators to seek safer locations closer to European transport corridors and international borders.
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