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BULGARIA RANKS THIRD IN PROFITS FROM REAL ESTATES
Bulgaria ranks third in the world in redeem ability of the investments in real estates - it is true for 54% of the firms on the Bulgarian market, shows the research of the London consultant company for real estates Assets, quoted by FTAdviser. Poland ranks first in this chart, closely followed by Great Britain.
France and Turkey come after Bulgaria in the top five, with redeem ability of respectively 51% and 45%, the research shows. The prices of real estates in Warsaw remain among the lowest in Europe and the industrial prosperity of the city attracts more and more young and wealthy people, informs the CEO of Assets.
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