Quest Bulgaria Property and Lifestyle Magazine

We explore what a 'buyer's market' means for both purchaser and vendor. Talking with Bulgarian estate agents regarding the property market, most will say that it is slow. However, this doesn't mean there are no British buyers out there: their desire to buy a property in Bulgaria and find out what it is like living in the country still remains.

Even if you ask yourself all the big important questions before buying your dream property in Bulgaria, you'll still be up against your own human failings. Falling in love straight away with a property and thinking 'this is the one', you may find your emotions make you your own worst enemy.

Thinking about getting away each year? You may find buying a holiday property in the Bulgarian sun instead of renting or paying high hotel prices is a better choice. Bulgaria is a good option - whatever your preference: the sun in the summer, snow in the winter or getting away from it all into breathtaking countryside to simply chill out.

If you are planning on buying a Bulgarian property this year, here are our top tips and hints to make finding your dream home easier. The property market is at a low, so the buyer holds the cards right now.

Prices have been hard hit in the UK; and Bulgarian property has similarly reduced in value, making the country a place where you are likely to pick up a bargain as prices have fallen to the lowest levels in several years.

A 'Property Finder' for Bulgarian properties for sale with more than 22,000 homes is now live on the Quest Bulgaria website. Offering anything from land, houses to renovate and homes or villas ready to move into, through to apartments suitable for buy to let, and commercial businesses.

Not even those who are meant to be 'in the know' are keen to make any property price predictions for 2010. Forecasting the properrty market in these turbulent times is particularly hard and there are few 'experts' who have done a decent job even in a more normal market.