Kharkiv was first recorded in 1627 and the first ever written document of the city dates back to 1655. It is one of the main industrial, cultural and educational centre of the Ukraine. The second largest city of Kharkov is part of the province Kharkiv. The city is home to a very strong arms and machinery production industry. The freedom square is the second largest city square in Europe. The province?s other industries include grains, sugar beets, potatoes, vegetables, sunflowers, cattle and poultry farming.
Regardless of the gloom and despair of the old days, the region of Kharkiv has matured into a modern day city with lots to offer to the real estate investor. Overseas investors laugh at the comparison of housing prices between east and west. Westerners can certainly enjoy everything they are already used to with the benefit of friendly locals and a more laidback lifestyle.
