1. GENERAL MARKET ANALYSIS

• Tendencies of the suburban real estate market development;
• Supply volume, and its structure;
• Potential customer demand volume, and demand structure;
• A level of competition, and market share of the main players (in %);
• Assortment and sale policy of the main players;
• The cause of success and breakdowns upon realisation of cottage towns projects;
• The market’s problematic zones, perspective tendencies, and other.

2. SUPPLY STRUCTURE ANALYSIS (PRESENT CONDITIONS, FORECAST)

• Supply structure by regions;
• Supply structure by highways/directions;
• Supply structure by remoteness from the city;
• Supply structure by cottage towns class;
• Supply structure by a total number of houses/land lots in the estate;
• Supply structure by size of an estate/land lot;
• Supply structure by the construction completion terms;
• Supply structure by the construction stages;
• Supply structure by the market operators;
• The combined supply structure.

Supply structure in the context of households

• Supply structure by a size of land lots within housing estate;
• Supply structure by a quantity of the houses’ basic projects;
• Supply structure by construction type (sale object);
• Supply structure by a house size;
• Supply structure by a house’s readiness level;
• Supply structure by a house construction technology;
• Supply structure by material of a house;
• Supply structure by a house finishing;
• Supply structure by the cottages planning (availability of garages, basements, verandas, and other …);
• Combined supply structure.

Supply structure with a stress on cost parameters

• Supply structure by a mechanism of realisation;
• Supply structure by a household cost;
• Supply structure of 1 square metre cost of a household;
• Supply structure by maintenance cost;
• Combined supply structure.

Supply structure with a stress on infrastructure objects

• Structure of provided services;
• Supply structure by infrastructure objects;
• Combined supply structure.

3. DEMAND STRUCTURE ANALYSIS (PRESENT SITUATION, FORECAST)

• Demand structure by regions;
• Demand structure by highways/directions;
• Demand structure by remoteness from the city;
• Demand structure by cottage towns class;
• Demand structure by a total number of houses/land lots in the housing estate;
• Demand structure by housing estate size/land lot;
• Demand structure by construction stage;
• Combined demand structure.

Demand structure in the context of households

• Demand structure by land lots size within housing estates;
• Demand structure by a number of the houses’ basis projects;
• Demand structure by construction type (sale object);
• Demand structure by a house size;
• Demand structure by a house’s readiness level;
• Demand structure by a house construction technology;
• Demand structure by materials of a house;
• Demand structure by a house finishing;
• Demand structure by households planning (availability of garages, basements, verandas, and other …);
• Combined demand structure.

Demand structure with a stress on cost parameters 

• Demand structure by a mechanism of realisation;
• Demand structure by a household cost;
• Demand structure by cost of 1 square metre of household;
• Demand structure by maintenance cost;
• Combined demand structure.

Demand structure with a stress on infrastructure objects

• Demand structure by infrastructure objects;
• An optimal set of infrastructure for «Economy» class housing estates;
• An optimal set of infrastructure for «Business» class housing estates;
• An optimal set of infrastructure for «Elite» class housing estates;
• An impact of the infrastructure elements on the price level of housing ownership;
• An impact of infrastructure elements to the effectiveness of  cottages sale;
• Combined demand structure.

Sales dynamics in the demand structure

• Seasonality sales at the market of secured cottage towns in the Kiev’s Region;
• Dynamics of sales volume of households in cottage towns;
• Combined sales dynamics.

4. DEMAND AND SUPPLY RATIO (PRESENT SITUATION, FORECAST)

• Demand and supply structure ratio by regions;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by highways/directions;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by remoteness from the city;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by cottage towns class;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by a total number of houses/land lots in housing estate;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by size of housing estate / land lot;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by construction stage;
• Combined demand and supply structure ratio.

Demand and supply structure in the context of households 

• Demand and supply structure ratio by a size of land lots within housing estate;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by a number of houses’ basic projects;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by construction type (sale object);
• Demand and supply structure ratio by house size;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by a level of house readiness;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by a house construction technology;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by materials of a house;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by house finishing;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by households planning ;
• Combined demand and supply structure ratio.

Demand and supply structure with a stress on cost parameters 

• Demand and supply structure ratio by a mechanism of realisation;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by a household cost;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by maintenance cost;
• Combined demand and supply structure ratio.

Demand and supply structure with a stress on infrastructure objects

• Demand and supply structure ratio by the offered services structure;
• Demand and supply structure ratio by infrastructure objects;
• Combined demand and supply structure ratio.