KYIV, Ukraine—Long before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Viktor Riabokin was thinking about housing. Riabokin, a Ukrainian entrepreneur and urbanist, saw problems everywhere he looked in his home country: electricity and heating systems that relied heavily on fossil fuels; crumbling apartment blocks that lacked green space and walkability; and a housing crisis wrought by a corrupt, profit-driven real estate market. When the war began, these issues suddenly seemed to shrink into the

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