ROI in Bulgaria Residential Property Hinges on Sale Price - Report
Business | March 21, 2008, Friday
Rental levels for two-room flats, which are in the heaviest demand, increased by 4% in the period from December 2007 to March this year, according to a report of the Bulgarian economic think-tank Industry Watch. Photo by Yuliana Nikolova (SPA)
The report covers the residential market development in the country during the first three months of 2008.
Rental levels for two-room flats, which are in the heaviest demand, increased by 4% in the period from December 2007 to March this year.
The sale prices of residential buildings are recording a faster growth, extending the period during which an investment pays out from 188 to 234 months as a ratio between the purchase price and the rental levels.
According to Industry Watch the credit crunch in the United States has had a negligible impact on the property market in Bulgaria, but negative influences have not been ruled out in the long term.
Industry Watch forecasts a slow-down in the flow of foreign investments in real estate.
Average annual growth in sale prices is set at 13-14% in the next five years.
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