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Citizens of 36 countries purchased real estate in Azerbaijan
Baku/01.06.23/Turan: In 2022, foreigners purchased 1,577 properties in Azerbaijan. This is stated in the response of the State Property Service (SPS) under the Ministry of Economy to Turan's information request.
According to the SPS, Russian citizens accounted for 72.1 per cent (1,138 properties) of real estate purchase transactions during the period.
As in 2019-2021, the second place was taken by citizens of Georgia, who last year purchased 135 properties in Azerbaijan. Iranians rose to the third step by the number of real estate items purchased in Azerbaijan (51 objects), ahead of Turkish citizens (45).
Total of 36 countries, including Kazakhstan (43), Ukraine (36), Germany (19), Israel (14), UAE (11), Uzbekistan (10), Belarus (8) and Great Britain (8) invested in real estate in Azerbaijan in 2022. -08B-
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- Politics
- 1 June 2023 12:47
Economics
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