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BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Agents of June 2021
The month cannot start fully until we see who its top agents are!
And although it May was shorter even than February for us in Bulgaria due to long holidays, it was very productive and we are pleased with what has been achieved.
📊 The real estate market enjoys great interest and increased demand. Five months after the beginning of the year, we can safely say that 2021 will be successful. The real estate market resumed its upward cycle of development with growing volumes of transactions and rising prices.
You can read about these and other current trends on our website in the Market Reports section, where we regularly publish market data and reports.
We welcome the Agents of the Month with a smile and satisfaction 👇😎 Let's thank them for their hard work and wish them a successful new month!
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This allowed us t...
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