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Commercial Property Market in Bulgaria

Monday, June 6th, 2011


The latest news from the ‘Emerging Trends in European Real Estate 2008’ report by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute also supports the above information – in the report they cite Eastern European nations such as Bulgaria as good bets for office and retail commercial property throughout 2008 – and above all other forms of property investment, they fall heavily in favour of commercial property investment in 2008 rather than residential.

The Russians seem to be in agreement with the findings of the report, they have just committed to a thirty million dollar real estate spend in Golden Sands. The money is being internationally financed and the company behind the venture is Etalon-Len-Spets SMU who have previously only constructed and invested in Russia. This is being seen as a real confidence booster to the Bulgarian property market seeing as Etalon-Len-Spets SMU are using the nation as the initial platform for their proposed international expansion plans.

At the Balkan Property Exhibition (Balpex) it’s believed a whole series of commercial projects will be unveiled in Bulgaria. The exhibition is taking place at the Inter Expo Centre in Sofia, and among those projects being unveiled are eight mall developments proving the findings of the ‘Emerging Trends in European Real Estate 2008’ report that retail is the main area for potential success from commercial property in Eastern Europe this coming year.

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Holland Real Estate

Friday, February 13th, 2009

Houses in Holland are generally expensive and the area in which the houses are located determines the price. There has been a noticeable increase in the real estate market as people are buying more and more property. Some people may purchase property as an investment and others for long-term gains.

People who handle sale and purchase of houses or property are known as real estate agents. People may buy and sell houses through these agents. Most Holland real estate agents provide information and guide homeowners and potential buyers through buying and selling houses, real estate property, and condominiums. These agents help sellers and buyers to be able to get a fairly profitable deal in competitive markets. Such agents may provide analysis of real estate markets to help individuals buy houses or sell them, depending on the situation.

Some real estate agents in Holland also provide financial assistance such as credit facilities, mortgages, and so on to customers who are keen on buying property. It is essential to have correct knowledge and experience about real estate market while selling or buying real estate property. Real estate agents must be qualified and be able to answer customer queries relating to annual taxes, and insurance costs. Qualified real estate agents in Holland, who have many years of experience, can engage mortgage lenders who can determine their monthly payments. These agents research the market to check if buyers qualify for special discounts and low interest rates.

Holland real estate agents are trained professionals who are required to acquire a license from the state in order to work legally as real estate agents. They need to have in-depth knowledge about legal aspects of various financial transactions. Real estate agents need to be well versed in laws of the state to settle deals or transactions in an appropriate manner. Thus, it is wise to hire professional real estate agents when investing in property or buying for personal use.