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BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Agents of June 2023
It is already June and we are confidently heading towards the end of the first half of this year!
After the festive May, in which we had more holidays and more frequent interruptions in the work process, we expect increased activity in the new month and new successful deals for our customers.
They will be taken care of by the entire BULGARIAN PROPERTIES team, which has been doing its best for 20 years to make your real estate transactions easy and secure.
See who our top agents are based on their excellent results in the month of May! We give them the title Agent of the Month - which is both a reward and a sign of professionalism that you can fully rely on.
Here they are:
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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...
The market is rebalancing – and great results come with the right strategy!
April brought clear signals of a new phase in the real estate market in Bulgaria – a more moderate pace, more cautious buyers, and increasing supply. And yet, deals are happening across all segments when properties are positioned correctly.
In this more mature and competitive environment, our Agents ...
The real estate market in Bulgaria at the beginning of 2026 remains active. After a period of accelerated growth over the past year—driven by a combination of factors such as strong bank lending, limited supply in key segments, and expectations surrounding the country’s entry into the eurozone—the first months of the year are showing signs of stabilization rather than continued rapid growth. Deman...
