Bulgaria Property News

In contrast to 2010, when property prices dropped by about 10%, in 2011 we are witnessing an average decrease of 5% in the prices of different property types. The good news in the last few months is the increase in the number of concluded deals.

The EU parliament has announced the introduction of a pilot scheme - the Cross Border Electronic Conveyancing (CROBECO) - which promises to end the probems experienced by expats when buying property in Spain and other EU countries.

The stabilization on the Bulgarian property market which started in the middle of 2010 continued in the first quarter of 2011.

As the global economic crisis draws to a close, it's a good time to reflect upon Bulgaria's changed market conditions and upon the advantages and opportunities that will now begin to arise from the aftermath of the recession ...

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The first month of 2011 was very dynamic and successful in term of deals with apartments in the capital Sofia. The sales increased double compared to 1.2010 by data of BULGARIAN PROPERTIES

2010 – stabilization of the prices and increase in the number of realized deals. 2011 – continuing stabilization of prices, more convincing increase in the number of deals and a small increase in property prices in the last quarter of the year.

2010 has brought the so-expected stabilization on the Bulgarian real estate market and as a whole it was more successful than 2009. However, it didn’t manage to convincingly end the drop in real estate prices.

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The average price of rural properties sold in the second quarter of 2010 is 14,600 Euro which is similar to the average price in 2009 – 14,300 Euro. There is an increase in the average price of rural properties compared to the first months of 2010.

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Alongside the underlying strategies discussed in Part 2, we now look at the key steps involved in the purchase process

While property purchase in Bulgaria is simple and straightforward, it differs in a number of ways from buying property in the UK. So here we examine a number of underlying strategies that you should follow throughout the purchase process ...

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The first quarter of 2010 was relatively successful for the real estate market in Bulgaria as the average activity on the market was 40% higher compared to the same period in 2009 – the most difficult period on the property market in Bulgaria.

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According to BULGARIAN PROPERTIES' data, a total of 18% of the active offers on the company’s website are with discounted prices. For comparison, their number was only 5% in June 2009. The average percentage of decrease is 20%.

The rural property market in Bulgaria was also hit by the economic crises and the average prices fell with 53% in 2009 compared to 2008. Thus, these properties are now back to levels from 2004/2005.

2009 – decrease in property prices, postponement of purchases and search for bargain deals. 2010 – in anticipation of reaching the market bottom, price stabilization and increase in the number of realized deals.

This is a summary of the most important events on the Bulgarian property market in 2009, latest figures from November and forecasts for 2010.

It has already been a year since the Bulgarian real estate market was officially hit by the crisis. This report shows the latest data of BULGARIAN PROPERTIES about the current state of the real estate market in Bulgaria.

This article follows the trends on the Bulgarian office and shop commercial spaces in 2009 - average prices, price decreases in comparison with 2008, as well as top office and shop location prices.

The luxury property segment followed the general market trend towards a decrease in the number of concluded deals. The prices of elite properties remained relatively stable as the decrease didn’t exceed 20%. Luxurious properties will recover first.

Ski resort properties in Bulgaria's most famous resort of Bansko have decreased with 50% and are very attractive to buyers. Finished apartments in Bansko can now be bought for as low as 28,000 Euros. Bulgarians and foreigners show increased interest.

The crisis didn't bypass the rural properties in Bulgaria. Their prices have fallen with 53% in 2009 compared to the average prices in 2008. This has brought the prices back to levels from year 2005. The buyers' interest is slowly rising.

Following a 3-month stabilization on the market, June brought a substrantial 50%-increase in the property deals at 50% lower prices. The British buyers are slowly returning to the market with a 10% increase in their number, searching for bargains.

Analysis of Bulgarian property price decreases in 2009 based on property offer prices and the prices of real deals. All data comes from the offers on BULGARIAN PROPERTIES' website www.BulgarianProperties.com, as well as the company property deals.

BULGARIAN PROPERTIES share advice on how to use the crisis and find a bargain property, how to negotiate the best price and what to be careful about when choosing a property in Bulgaria, all based on the company's experience in making deals in crisis

Where ever your property is in the EU, you’ll have seen its value plummet. However, EVERYONE has seen the value of their property plummet. Many are considering Permanent Property Exchange, which is a great way to get around a slowing market.

Interest towards rural properties in Bulgaria is rising due to attractive prices at levels from year 2006 and diverse supply of good offers for sale. Bulgarian and foreign buyers are monitoring the rural property market in search of bargains.

BULGARIAN PROPERTIES' summary about the property market in Bulgaria for the first 3 months of 2009. General market trends in property supply and demand, interesting facts about the market dynamics and information about the various market segments.

Overview ot the Bulgarian Property market for rural houses for 2008 and the beginning of 2009. Price comparisons with 2006, 2006 and 2007. Rural houses become cheaper and are very attractive to buy now.

NTC International, Inc. has announced its plans to start offering BMV investment properties in different Bulgarian locations: Sofia, Bansko, Kavarna, Sunny Beach, among others.

EuroGroup Real Estate, one of Bulgaria’s leading real estate companies, today announced its expansion into the European market, by establishing a partnership with one of the biggest real estate agencies in France.