Properties in Bulgaria costs 30 anual salaries
Almost 30 average Bulgarian yearly salaries are needed to buy an apartment in Bulgaria.This made Bulgaria one of the most expensive countries in the European Union to buy a house, Dnevnik daily announced. Denmark was the cheapest with only 5.3 average annual salaries.
Real estate website Properazzi made the calculations for Bulgaria based on an annual income of 1884 euro and an average apartment price of 54 570 euro, the newspaper announced.
Britons who complained houses were expensive in the UK and who had been in surprise by prices in Bulgaria only needed nine average annual salaries to buy a home in the UK.
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— Steve Darby, England