Call
Send Email
Messenger
WhatsApp
Bulgaria Once Again Takes Property Price Lead
Bulgaria has once taken the lead in world real estate price increase in the last quarter of 2007, a ranking of the British company Knight Frank shows. The prices have gone up by 33.7% compared to the same period in 2006. Bulgaria was in the lead in the third quarter as well, when the annual increase was 30.6%.
The increase was greatest in the regions of Vidin and Rousse while in Sofia it even exceeded 50%. Bulgaria is followed by Singapore (31.3%), Russia (30%) and Poland (22.4%). However, there was a decrease in the real estate prices in the USA (- 0,3%), Germany (- 4.3%), Latvia (- 7.1%), Ireland (- 7,3%) and Estonia (- 14.5%).
Sofia also ranked 51st from a total of 58 locations in a 2007 office price ranking, a Cushman & Wakefield report reads. The average monthly office rents in Bulgaria amounted to 19 EUR/sq.m.
The demand of first-class offices exceeds the supply and the unoccupied areas amount to less than 5%.
View our hot offers!
Read more news
More News
Spring is approaching, and we continue the year with confidence and professionalism!
February confirmed the trend toward a more balanced and sustainable real estate market In Bulgaria after eurozone accession. Activity remains stable, negotiations are more thoughtful, and transactions are well-structured and carefully prepared.
In this environment, our Agents of the ...
On February 24, 2026, the Inter Expo Center in Sofia hosted the first edition of the Real Estate Business Forum for the year, organized by Imoti.net. The event brought together leading experts, managers, and professionals from the real estate sector to discuss the future of the industry, the role of technology, and the changing working environment for agencies.
Among the participant...
Bulgaria’s entry into the Eurozone marks a defining moment for the country’s real estate sector. The adoption of the euro is no longer an expectation but a reality, and its impact is already visible across residential and investment markets. Greater transparency, improved confidence, and deeper integration with European financial systems are reshaping how property is priced, financed, and perceive...
The first month of 2026 has passed – the first after Bulgaria’s entry into the Eurozone. The market returned to a normal pace, interest in properties remained high, and deals continued to close across the country.
In this context, we proudly present our Agents of the Month – the professionals at BULGARIAN PROPERTIES, who stood out with their results, personal approach, and dedicatio...
