Print - 1.2% Dwelling's Price Drop in Bulgaria Q4 2014 Y/Y - Novinite.com The market price index of dwellings in Bulgaria for the fourth quarter of 2013, compared to the third quarter of 2013 was 99.9%, i.e. the average decrease of the market prices of the dwellings was 0.1%. The market price index of dwellings for the fourth quarter of 2013 in comparison with the corresponding quarter of the previous year was 98.8%, i.e. the average decrease of the market prices of the dwellings was 1.2%. In the fourth quarter of 2013, compared to the previous one, a price decrease has been recorded in 20 regional centers and in Sofia Region. The decrease was more considerable in Vidin - by 3.4%, Kyustendil by - 2.4%, and Blagoevgrad - by 1.8%. In 7 regional centers a price increase has been recorded. In the fourth quarter of 2013 the average market price of the dwellings for the whole country was BGN 864.52/sq. m. The highest average prices were registered in the capital Sofia - BGN 1 456.83/sq. m, followed by Varna - BGN 1 374.50/sq. m and Burgas - BGN 1 112.17/sq. m. The market price index of the dwellings for the 2013, compared to 2012, was 98.2%, i.e. the average decrease of the market price of the dwellings was 1.8%. In 2013, compared to 2012, a price decrease has been recorded in 24 regional centers and in Sofia Region. The price drop was more considerable in Sliven - by 7.0%, Vratsa - by 6.8% and in Pazardzhik - by 6.1%. In Veliko Tarnovo the prices remained at the level of the previous year. Price increase has been recorded in Targovishte - by 0.2% and Ruse - by 1.0%. In 2013, the average market price of the dwellings for the whole country was BGN 865.638/sq. m. Average prices were the highest in the capital Sofia - BGN 1 439.79/sq. m, followed by Varna - BGN1 390.33/sq. m. The market price index of the dwellings measures the total relative price change of the prices of existing dwellings - flats (newly built flats, houses and luxury dwellings are excluded). The object of the statistical survey is the prices of flats really sold by households in regional centers.