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PROPERTYWISE ANALYSES EU ENTRY IMPACT ON BULGARIA'S PROPERTY MARKET

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PROPERTYWISE ANALYSES EU ENTRY IMPACT ON BULGARIA'S PROPERTY MARKET

The first 2007 issue of PropertyWise, the specialised real estate magazine of Sofia Echo Media, is already available online.

At www.propertywisebulgaria.com readers can learn more about the impact that Bulgaria's EU entry had on the local property market.

On January 1 2007 Bulgaria achieved its long pursued goal and became member of the EU. Real estate agents predicted that the accession will cause a new property market boom. Expectations of the development led to market growth in advance.

PropertyWise tries to find out if these predictions came true. All of the analyses, interviews and reports are already available free of charge at www.propertywisebulgaria.com.

To enrich its content the website also features daily news about the latest property developments, statistics and deals in Bulgaria.

PropertyWise is a bi-monthly publication, coming out the last Friday of every other month. For more information visit its website www.propertywisebulgaria.com or write to editor@propertywisebulgaria.com

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