Abstract
The post-war development of Ukraine will be associated with the return of a significant number of people who are currently outside the country. Most of them lived in regions where hostilities are or have been taking place, and whose homes have been destroyed. Ukrainians will seek to return to regions close to the borders with the EU. From the perspective of sustainable development, it is necessary to provide them with adequate living conditions and employment opportunities. In this direction, the construction of new housing will be important. However, there is a certain period between investing in housing and its commissioning. Therefore, using statistical data from the Lviv region, a lag model was built to assess the impact of investments in housing construction on the commissioning of new housing in this region. Additional calculations of the F-criterion and the von Neumann criterion confirmed the model's adequacy to the statistical data of the general population and its suitability for further analysis and forecasting of processes. The proposed model of the impact of investments in housing construction is an important tool for making management decisions at the regional government level. It has been established that when determining the investment attractiveness of construction, it is necessary to consider the need to implement energy-efficient and environmentally friendly solutions using local materials and services, the development of housing infrastructure, and support for inclusive design to ensure proper quality of life.
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