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BULGARIAN PROPERTIES expands its operations with a representative in Shumen
We are pleased to announce starting operations in Shumen area, with which we continue to pursue our mission – to be present in every region of Bulgaria, providing you with professional service, security and full support in real estate transactions.
Our new regional representative for Shumen and the surrounding areas is Galina Kirilova – a licensed real estate appraiser and proven expert with over 15 years of experience in sales, consulting and customer service.
Galina is a native of Shumen and has excellent knowledge of the local market. She graduated from the University of Economics – Varna with a degree in Trade Economics and has a diverse background in property management, direct sales and advertising. Her expertise is complemented by her high level of analytical skills as a certified appraiser and her ability to prepare professional valuations of various types of real estate – from residential to commercial and agricultural properties.
On the photo: Galina Kirilova
Customers looking for assistance in selling, buying or renting a property in the region can now count on:
• Accurate market valuation based on the current local market situation
• Individual approach and professional advice
• Full assistance at every step of the transaction
‘I am happy to join BULGARIAN PROPERTIES – a company with many years of experience, an excellent reputation and an innovative approach to working with clients. For me, this is an opportunity to provide the people in my hometown with reliable and professional assistance in their most important real estate decisions,’ says Galina.
📍 View all her listings here
📞 For contact with her call +359 882 817 445
or email: shumen@bulgarianproperties.com
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