Generation Z Turns to Financial Markets Over Real Estate
Young Bulgarians are increasingly investing in financial markets instead of property, a European survey reveals.
A global fintech company conducted the survey between January and July with 1,000 respondents, showing 39% of Bulgarians still prefer real estate investments.
However, over 40% of people under 34 choose to invest in shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), citing ease of access and flexibility.
Financial instruments provide greater flexibility compared to property investments and require significantly smaller initial sums.
- 39% of Bulgarians prefer investing in real estate
- Over 40% of people under 34 invest in shares and ETFs
Experts attribute this shift to the rapid development of the fintech industry, making financial markets more accessible to young people.
Author's summary: Young Bulgarians prefer financial markets over real estate.
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