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BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Agents of August 2021
☀🌊 Hot, crowded and with few free spaces - this is the situation not only on the beaches in the Bulgarian resorts, but also on the real estate market in Bulgaria!
Those wishing to acquire a quality property come early and are ready to reserve the property they like, even if it is at the stage of preliminary sales. Thus, only a month after its launch, Lincoln Residence complex in Ovcha Kupel, Sofia is almost out of stock and we are waiting for a new section to come to the market.
In addition to an active market and the many successful deals, July brought us well-deserved awards and recognition for our work. We received awards for "Best Property Advertising" and "Most Dynamic Company" for 2020. Read more about the awards here
Immediately after the awards we participated on national air in the morning block of NOVA TV, where we presented and immediately after that we managed to sell a unique smart home in Sofia.
So, summer is in full swing, but we stay online for your inquiries and are ready to organize meetings and viewings.
💙 And now, here are those of us who have won another award in their professional careers - the Agents of August 👏👏👏
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