How the Odesa region can maintain investment attractiveness
Today, an important event took place in Odesa, where representatives of the major construction sector and leading members of the city’s business community discussed the investment attractiveness of the Odesa region and the challenges arising during martial law.
Since legal practice in real estate and construction is one of the priority areas of DE-JURE, the event was attended by Grygoriy Tripulskyi, Managing Partner of DE-JURE, attorney-at-law, and PhD in Law.
As part of the Odesa Investment Congress (Ukrainian Construction Congress), Grygoriy Tripulskyi participated in the panel discussion “Investment Attractiveness of the Odesa Region.”
— Uncertainty regarding whether unfinished construction projects will be completed is currently preventing foreign investors from committing funds, — said Grygoriy Tripulskyi. — There are many buildings that were started before the full-scale invasion. Some developers continued their work throughout this period, while others had to suspend construction. Therefore, when considering a new project, investors naturally want to understand what guarantees exist that the construction will be completed.
The state and local authorities are taking certain steps to support investors. However, there are currently no effective state financing mechanisms that could guarantee the completion of construction projects and their commissioning.


