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Eurostat Releases Housing Price Ratio for Bulgaria; Interior Minister Comments on…

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Eurostat reported that the ratio of house prices to household income in Bulgaria decreased by 16.2% between 2015 and 2025. This contrasts with the EU-wide figure, which increased by 6.8% during the same period. Separately, Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev linked recurring bomb threats in Bulgaria to specific domestic political events, citing revelations about flights made from the parliamentary rostrum as a trigger for increased threats.

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The housing price ratio provides insight into housing affordability within Bulgaria compared to the broader European Union market. Ivan Demerdzhiev stated that authorities are increasing vigilance and coordinating with partner agencies to identify those responsible for the threats.

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  • EurostatStatistics agency of the European Union that published housing price metrics.
  • BulgariaThe country where Eurostat collects official economic and social data.
  • Ivan DemerdzhievBulgarian politician and Interior Minister who commented on domestic threats.
  • interior ministryThe government institution where Ivan Demerdzhiev holds his formal office.

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