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Azerbaijan’s property investors are increasingly looking beyond the capital, drawn by lower purchase prices and the potential income from short-term rentals in the...
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Food remains the largest everyday expense for people in Azerbaijan, accounting for more than half of consumer spending, according to the latest figures...
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Azerbaijani politician Ilgar Mammadov has called on the head of parliament’s economic policy committee to explain the country’s slowing growth, rising prices and...
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An unused mobile number in Azerbaijan can eventually be deactivated and sold to another subscriber. If the previous owner failed to remove that...
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Azerbaijani borrowers who fail to repay a court-ordered credit debt may have up to 50% of their salary, pension or other qualifying income...
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Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev attended the opening of the first phase of SABAH.city, a new innovation campus established at the High Technologies Park...
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New limits on card-to-card transfers and commissions charged through some payment terminals have raised concerns that customers in Azerbaijan could return to cash....
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Home sales in Azerbaijan are slowing, but prices continue to rise. Economist Natig Jafarli says limited investment alternatives and the unusual financing structure...
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A shortage of parking spaces in central Baku is becoming more than an inconvenience for drivers.
Restaurants, cafes and stores may lose around 10,000...
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Azerbaijan is again debating the fate of an estimated 500,000 homes whose owners cannot obtain full property documents. Economist Natig Jafarli says the...
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Azerbaijan’s automobile market ended the summer with lower asking prices, but the decline may prove temporary. The median price of a vehicle listed...
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A homeowner in Baku’s Nizami district has rejected compensation offered by a construction company, arguing that the calculation covers only the registered area...
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Baku homeowners whose properties are slated for demolition may gain more by accepting an apartment in the replacement building than by taking cash...
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Store shelves across Azerbaijan are filled with fruit drinks carrying prominent claims such as “100% natural,” “sugar-free” and “no additives.” But nutrition experts...
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A strong harvest has pushed farmgate prices down by more than half in Azerbaijan’s Oghuz district, with growers saying current rates barely cover...
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Over the past decade, Azerbaijan’s economy expanded by just 14.5%.
During the same period, Georgia recorded cumulative growth of 77.8%, Armenia 65.9%...
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Azerbaijan is overhauling its property registration system, allowing deeds for homes on the secondary market to be issued within one business day and...
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Imported products on Azerbaijani store shelves often cost considerably more than comparable goods sold in Europe, with consumers reporting price differences of two...
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Taxi passengers in Azerbaijan have recently reported paying noticeably more for the same routes, with fares sometimes changing within minutes.
Bolt and Yango say...
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Rental prices in Baku are expected to continue rising, with neighborhoods near the city center, universities and metro stations attracting the strongest investor...
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Azerbaijan is introducing new declaration procedures for individuals carrying goods across the country’s customs border, under amendments approved by the Cabinet of Ministers.
Under...
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The rapid expansion of digital banking has made loans easier to obtain in Azerbaijan, but it has also created new opportunities for fraudsters.
Criminals...
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Azerbaijan recorded a positive money-transfer balance of $680 million during the first seven months of 2026, according to Central Bank official Elrad Seyidov.
The...
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Azerbaijan produced an average of 448,000 barrels of crude oil per day in August, leaving output 103,000 barrels below its OPEC+ quota, according...
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Azerbaijan’s mountain and border districts are losing residents, and the trend could become irreversible unless the government urgently changes its regional economic policy,...
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Azerbaijan is helping citizens secure official employment in eight foreign countries under a government-backed program designed to protect job seekers from fraudulent recruiters...
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Apartment prices in Azerbaijan are rising faster than household incomes, making homeownership increasingly difficult even for people with stable jobs and access to...
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Cashless payments are transforming everyday life in Azerbaijan, but the convenience of cards, mobile wallets, cashback offers and installment plans may...
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New tax rules for foreign e-commerce platforms took effect in Azerbaijan on Sept. 1, 2026, requiring eligible companies to register with the country’s...
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Keeping large amounts of cash at home carries two major risks: the money earns no interest and gradually loses purchasing power because of...
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The number of people applying for loans in Azerbaijan is growing, but not every application is approved. One of the most important factors is...