04-08-2010 Bulgaria property prices down by 0.8%

Consumers looking to find property in Bulgaria may choose to take advantage of falling property prices in the East European country.
House prices fell during the second quarter of 2010 by an average of 0.8 per cent compared to Q1, reported Property Wire.
According to the National Statistical Institute (NSI), 13 Bulgarian towns and cities saw a decline in their housing markets, most notably in Gabrovo where prices were down 8.3 per cent between April and June 2010.
 
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19-07-2010 Investors eye European commercial real estate

Interest in European commercial real estate has been attracting a great deal of interest from potential investors in the second quarter of 2010, new figures show.

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16-07-2010 More home loans available to Bulgarian property investors
 
Real estate investors are set to be lured back to Bulgaria after it was revealed that more loans will be made available to buyers.
Following the departure of many purchasers at the height of the global economic crisis, banks are now targeting potential buyers to tempt them back to the country.
However, rather than British investors returning in their flocks, a large number of Russian buyers are now capitalising on the current market conditions.
 
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07-06-2009 Forton International latest: office rents are declining by 30 per cent
In 2009, potential tenants will have a much greater choice to get more spacious and better located offices for the same budget. Meanwhile, some major investors have also slashed altogether some of their schemes for development and expansion, the report continues.

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07-06-2009 Big Retail Chains Flee Bulgaria
Over the next few years, the prices of real properties in Europe will fall by 30% or 40%, according to a survey of the leading U.S. economic analyst RGE Monitor, as quoted by DW and expert.bg. Worldwide, the real estate markets have been tormented by economic slowdown and credit crunch. RGE Monitor quotes as saying that the real estate prices in most European countries will fall by ten or fifteen percent by next year and this trend will continue over the next four or five years with a total slump in the real estate prices of up to twenty or thirty percent.

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07-06-2009 Prices of Real Properties in Europe to Drop by 40%
It appears that the big retail chains have started fleeing the Bulgaria following over saturation of the market. Bulgaria has slumped five notches to the 21st place among thirty surveyed markets, followed by Romania (23rd) and Croatia. Bulgaria's southern neighbor, Turkey, is 20th and the top three places are occupied by India, Russia and China. The results of the survey show that Bulgaria's ...

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