In the conditions of decentralized development, the processes of ensuring the management of territorial planning have new tasks and challenges. With the beginning of the full-scale military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, thousands of square meters of territory were in the zone of active hostilities. Restoration of these territories, return of peaceful life, provision of comfortable living conditions for the population will become the basic priority of the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. In addition, thousands of people became forced migrants and refugees, which significantly affected the socio-economic processes of territorial development. Breaks in cooperation ties, logistics chains, business closings and relocations formed a new system of realities of territorial development. The return of the population to the territory that suffered the greatest destruction is possible only thanks to the orientation to people-centered management as an element of territorial development, which will be based on taking into account the modern requests of the population for the comfort and safety of housing, workplace, recreation, etc. A new challenge for territorial development will be the aspects of psychological rehabilitation, which, as a priority task for the state and local authorities, should be integrated into the modern urban planning system. Taking into account the relevance and formation of new requests of Ukrainian society for the development of territories, the topic of the dissertation research was determined. In particular, the processes of the development of agglomerations, as a leading world trend of urban planning, are planned to be proposed as the basis of post-war reconstruction in order to ensure the competitiveness of the territories and their compliance with the new challenges of today.

The article is devoted to the study of problems and prospects for the development of urban construction in Ukraine during the period of post-war reconstruction. Urban construction plays an important role in ensuring the ecological and historical sustainability of cities, therefore, taking into account these aspects, the urban construction industry should be developed. The successful development of urban construction requires cooperation between government agencies, the private sector, academic institutions and the public. It examines issues related to the state of the urban environment, ecology and historical aspects of urban planning. The algorithm for monitoring compliance with urban planning norms and rules during the construction of real estate objects is described in detail. Issues related to the competence of urban construction in the system of post-war reconstruction are also discussed. The article includes conclusions about the role of urban construction in post-war reconstruction and prospects for the development of this area in the future. The purpose of the article is to identify the current problems of the development of urban construction in Ukraine in the conditions of post-war reconstruction and to identify the prospects for the development of this industry. The article contains an analysis of the state of urban construction in Ukraine, identifies problems and prospects for the development of the urban construction industry, and also offers recommendations for improving the situation in this industry. The conditions of post-war reconstruction required effective planning and development of cities, which was an important component of the state's recovery process. The development of urban planning documents and their control helped to ensure compliance with norms and rules in construction and to ensure the quality of new buildings. Urban construction plays an important role in ensuring the ecological and historical sustainability of cities, therefore, taking into account these aspects, the urban construction industry should be developed. The successful development of urban construction requires cooperation between government agencies, the private sector, academic institutions and the public. Keywords: urban planning, urban construction and economy, post-war reconstruction.