Home sales in Bulgaria fell by 18%, while purchase costs continue to rise
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Bulgaria ranks third in the European Union for the size of the decline in home sales. According to information published by Forbes Bulgaria, sales have decreased by 18%. This means that fewer people are buying apartments and houses compared with the previous period.
At the same time, the costs of acquiring property continue to increase. These costs include not only the price of the home, but also other payments that buyers must make during the transaction. Despite the drop in sales, buying property is becoming increasingly expensive for people.
The situation shows that the country's real estate market is changing. Buyers should carefully assess their financial capacity before signing a contract. Experts recommend comparing offers and checking all additional costs.
For more detailed information, readers can follow the publications of Forbes Bulgaria and other economic media that monitor developments in the real estate market.
Sources: Forbes Bulgaria
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