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How to find and choose the best property management company
It is a big challenge to own an investment property, with a wide range of things you need to take care of, especially if you live…
Read moreSofia rents on the up
In the past couple of years rental prices in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia, have risen on average between 8 and 10%, according to the latest statistics.…
Read morePros & cons of short vs long term rentals for owners
We’re often asked by property owners whether it’s better for them to rent out their properties either on a short or long term basis. This article…
Read moreSofia property market trends 2016
A significant rise in sales, a constant upward trend in prices and increased interest in newly built homes have marked the housing property market in Sofia in 2016. Yet, buyers…
Read moreHow tenant bills are handled in Bulgaria?
We're often asked by our foreign property management clients, who are not familiar with the Bulgarian system, how the utility bills connected with their property are handled when a…
Read moreCan foreigners buy property in Bulgaria?
The simple answer is that anyone can buy property freely in Bulgaria, no matter what your nationality. Previously there were various restrictions which meant that foreigners…
Read moreMarket trends in Ovcha Kupel, Sofia
Sim Property manages a lot of apartments in the south-west of Sofia, in particular, in an area called Ovcha Kupel. We're often asked by clients owning property…
Read moreBulgaria Property Tax Overview
This article gives an overview of the main taxes that a property owner would need to deal with in Bulgaria. Personal tax number Property owners must…
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How does Sim Property manage properties across so many locations?
Sim Property provides a one-stop-shop of extensive services for property investors across a wide range of locations, and we're often asked how do we do it…
Read moreCEE property market overview 2015
As the new year of 2015 unfolds the general investment environment is largely more positive than it has been since the financial crisis of 2007/08. Many…
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