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BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Agents of July 2023
Let it be Summer, a hot real estate Summer!
It's July and we are confidently entering the second half of 2023. So far, expectations of a drop in demand have not been met. On the contrary, we are reporting increased interest to property in Bulgaria and expect this trend to continue in the coming months.
The National Statistics Institute has released official data on house prices in the first quarter of 2023. They have confirmed our earlier report and data which showed that price growth in Sofia is slowing. Momentum is still strong in other major cities, and we have higher growth rates there, but it’s a matter of time for them to slow down as well.
As already noted in our analyses, the slowdown in price growth will be felt more strongly in the second half of the year. Read our market reports here
In addition to the market picture, in June we had the opportunity to participate in the prestigious economic forum "The Noise of Money" and present a summary of market trends in the first half of the year. Read more about the event here
Summer is gaining speed, but we and our top agents are here for your property questions and needs. Check out who our leading figures will be in July! These are the winners of the Agent of the Month ranking – a title that we award for sales performance and excellent feedback from our clients.
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BULGARIAN PROPERTIES has been honored with the prestigious 'Users' Website of the Year' award at the 11th edition of the Real Estate Awards, organized by Imoti.net. The distinction recognizes the company's ongoing efforts to develop a modern, user-friendly, and reliable digital platform for buying, selling, and renting real estate in Bulgaria.
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Summer is here, and the real estate market in Bulgaria continues to offer great opportunities for those who are well-informed and act at the right time!
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After two years of exceptionally strong price growth, limited supply and euphoria fuelled by the expected introduction of the euro, Sofia’s residential property market entered a new cycle in the first quarter of 2026.
The period was characterised by existing demand, but also by more moderate activity, as buyers and sellers reassessed their behaviour.
The market began ...
The first quarter of 2026 marks the beginning of a new stage in the development of Bulgaria’s property market, which is moving from a period of accelerated transactions in 2024–2025 into a phase of normalization, characterized by more mature and rational buyer behavior.
This shift is also visible in an analysis of nearly 15,000 real searches made between January and Ma...
