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BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Agents of April 2023
It is time to welcome the new month, which promises to brighten our days with wonderful holidays, happy moments and warm spring days.
BULGARIAN PROPERTIES turned 20 and celebrated this significant anniversary with a glamorous celebration that will be remembered with star performers and sophisticated atmosphere of an elite Sofia club. Because for 20 years we have been giving and now deserve the best!
Today we present to you the agents who, during the festive month of March, achieved the title of "Agent of the Month" with tireless work and dedication. But also, with the solid support of a company like BULGARIAN PROPERTIES, which has a proven experience, excellent reputation and thousands of satisfied customers attracted by our professionalism, honesty and friendly attitude.
This is how we build a sustainable business and never stop innovating! This is how we win titles and awards - with teamwork and strong motivation to be the best. And today we celebrate 20 happy years with you!
'We started 20 years ago, when there was almost no business on the internet, creating a very successful website and transferring the property offers online', said Mihail Chobanov, Founder of BULGARIAN PROPERTIES. 'Our company was the one to create the property market for foreign buyers in Bulgaria and position our country on the world map for foreign investments, attracting buyers from over 100 nationalities. For the past two decades, we have been the benchmark for excellence in work standards and business models, inspiring countless imitations, yet the original remains only one and its name is BULGARIAN PROPERTIES!'
And now we welcome the agents of the month together with the whole team and say: "Happy 20, BULGARIAN PROPERTIES!"
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