Call
Send Email
Messenger
WhatsApp
Sofia property sales increase by 11.6% in Q3
The sales of properties in the capital of Sofia has increased by 11.6% on a year by year basis in the third quarter of 2014. Below is our brief summary on the basis of the data of the Bulgarian Registry Agency. For the past three months the number of deals in the capital Sofia is 5 063, which makes about 84 sales per working day on average.
So the third quarter of 2014 became the strongest third quarter for the property market in Sofia since 2008. However, for nearly two years we have been seeing a permanent annual increase in sales in Sofia for each quarter, which indicates that the recovery of the market in Sofia is sustainable.
Not that optimistic are the sales in the country and in the different regional towns. The property sales decreased by 3% in the country, and the deals in the regional towns declined by 0.15%.
With regard to the regional towns, it should be noted that sales in Varna have increased by nearly 3%, which is a positive sign for recovery in the seaside capital, after a slack period there, while the main interest was directed mainly to the south of the coastline.
The sales in Plovdiv increased for a consecutive quarter by 7.5%.
View our properties for sale and rent in Sofia
---
Copyright: 2014 Bulgarian Properties Ltd. All rights reserved. For further information or advice please contact us on tel.: +359 2 9 11 50 or e-mail: info@bulgarianproperties.com. The use of this article by third parties is allowed only with proper quotations of the source www.BulgarianProperties.com and the Author of the article. The data in this material has been collected by the Author and Bulgarian Properties Ltd. and is presented for information purposes only. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the data. However, Bulgarian Properties Ltd. and the Author cannot be held responsible for loss or damage as a result of decisions made based on the information presented in this article.
© Bulgarian Properties Ltd. 2014.
Read more news
More News
On February 24, 2026, the Inter Expo Center in Sofia hosted the first edition of the Real Estate Business Forum for the year, organized by Imoti.net. The event brought together leading experts, managers, and professionals from the real estate sector to discuss the future of the industry, the role of technology, and the changing working environment for agencies.
Among the participant...
Bulgaria’s entry into the Eurozone marks a defining moment for the country’s real estate sector. The adoption of the euro is no longer an expectation but a reality, and its impact is already visible across residential and investment markets. Greater transparency, improved confidence, and deeper integration with European financial systems are reshaping how property is priced, financed, and perceive...
The first month of 2026 has passed – the first after Bulgaria’s entry into the Eurozone. The market returned to a normal pace, interest in properties remained high, and deals continued to close across the country.
In this context, we proudly present our Agents of the Month – the professionals at BULGARIAN PROPERTIES, who stood out with their results, personal approach, and dedicatio...
Intermediaries expect a stronger supply of housing in 2026. According to them, this will lead to a calming of the rate of appreciation of this type of property, which is definitely not “healthy“ for the market.
“At the end of 2026, we can expect price increases to approach inflation or fall to below 10%“, predicts Polina Stoykova, CEO of BULGARIAN PROPERTIES.
In the ...
