The cost of 1 hectare of land in Mykolaiv region

The prices for agricultural land and shares in Mykolaiv and the region differ from the average cost in Ukraine. A hectare costs an average of 27,05 thousand UAH (1010 $). To make the right choice of a land plot of 1 hectare, it is necessary to consider the soil type, access roads, infrastructure, and distance from the elevator. The market value of a hectare of black soil in Mykolaiv region is determined by the quantity and quality of fertile soils and climatic conditions.

The cadastre of agricultural lands and fields in Mykolaiv and the region

Data on Mykolaiv region from the State Land Cadastre

Mykolaiv Region is located in the Black Sea lowland in the Southern Bug basin, with a transition to the Dnipro Upland in the north. The south is washed by the Black Sea. To the east, it borders the Dnipropetrovsk and Kherson regions, to the north with the Kirovohrad region, and to the west – with the Odesa region.

Population – 1,143,572 individuals. The area is 24.598 thousand km². Data on agricultural land plots covering an area of 1,973 thousand hectares have been entered into the State Land Cadastre.

Districts

After July 17, 2020, by the Resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, 4 districts were formed in Mykolaiv region.

TitleAdmin. centerArea of the district (thousand km²)
1Bashchanskym. Bashtanka6777.2
2Voznesenskym. Voshnesensk6217.5
3Mykolaivskyim. Mykolaiv7771.1
4Pervomayskyim. Pervomaysk3832.2

Cities

Population centers with a population of more than 5.0 thousand inhabitants.

MykolaivVraidiivka
PervomayskKryve Ozero
YuzhnoukrainskBereznegovate
VoznesenskKazanка
Noviy BugArbuzynka
OchakivDomanivka
SnihirivkaVeselynovo
BashtankaOleksandrivka
Nova OdesaBratske

Area of land under lease

The area of the region accounts for 4.1% of the territory of Ukraine. Agricultural lands occupy over 2000 thousand hectares, of which 1708 thousand hectares are arable land, and about 200 thousand hectares are irrigated. The basis of the soils consists of chernozems: from north to south, ordinary chernozems are replaced by southern, chestnut, and solonchak soils. In marine and river areas, sandy and loamy soils prevail. There are also solonetz soils with marshy floodplains.

The steppe zone from the southeast transitions to the forest-steppe in the southwest. Located in a zone of moderately continental climate, wheat (spring and winter), barley, sunflower, corn, and legumes are grown on arable land. Vegetable production, viticulture, and horticulture are well-developed.

Agricultural land in the region is always in demand due to climatic features and territorial location. Transparent rules under which the land market launches in Ukraine simplify the possibility of investing in the land fund. Our bulletin board with convenient searching by cadastral numbers simplifies the process of buying, renting, or selling agricultural lands.

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