VARSHETS SPA RESORT 
| NEW RELEASE! Find out why Varshets was called 'Baden-Baden of the Balkans" since 1910. Be among the first to own a property and watch the revival of Varshets as a national and internationa spa destination. - Centrally located on the famous tree-lined Sycamore Boulevard.
- Prices start at only €49,950
- Only 1 1/2 hour driving from Sofia
- Four seasons occupancy, 6% rental income
"Varshets’ potential is huge. In the 1980ies over 250 000 people were vacationing there every year. Compared to Velingrad and Sandanski, Varshets is still in the initial stages of its modernization. Last year, the prices of the building land doubled. However there are practically no offers to sell new builds." Read more... |
KRANEVO PANORAMIC VIEW RESIDENCE | |  | "Situated between the acclaimed beach resorts of Albena and Golden Sands, and only a short drive away from Varna (25km), Kranevo offers an attractive combination of summer living, easy commute to the city and lucrative investment." - One-bed apartments from €56,400
- Affordable beach and golf resort
- Leading EU developer backed by a bank guarantee
- Rental management provided
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KAVARNA, BEACH AND GOLF CONDOS 
| Kavarna, Bulgaria is the next hotspot for beach bums, nature lovers and golfers. Real estate prices are expected to double when the three name brand golf courses are completed. Our selected beachfront properties offer an outstanding opportunity for investors. - One-bed apartments from £28,700
- Breath taking sea view from most apartments
- Kavarna beach- 300m
- Gary Player Golf Courses- 10 min. driving
- Varna International Airport- 45min. driving
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SVETI VLAS SUNNY BEACH CONDOS
| Learn why the village of St Vlas near Sunny Beach has become the new pearl for property hunters on the Bulgarian Southern Black Sea coast. - Open sea views from most units
- Burgas Airport, 30min
- Short walk to Sunny Beach
- Excellent rental income
"With so many things to see and do in this culturally rich region, we are offering something more than a "beach and booze" experience." Read more... |
SOFIA PROPERTY INVESTMENT  | With EU membership already a fact, the Bulgaria capital property market is still undervalued (if you know where to buy). Let us advise you on some of the most exciting investment opportunities Sofia has to offer. - Sofia population doubled in 10 yrs
- Only 3% unemployment rate
- Growing expat community
- Corporate tax reduced to 10%
- Buy property with only 35% down
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BULGARIA INVESTMENT PROPERTY NEWS
No sign of property blues in booming Bulgaria From www.independent.co.uk
Monday, 7 July 2008
Everybody knows that property prices in the UK are heading south and that the spectre of negative equity is once again raising its head. Not so in Bulgaria, apparently. Read more...
Bulgaria to build first green buildings within 3 years PropertyEU. Date published: 3 October 2007 The first 'green' buildings in Bulgaria will be constructed within the next three years, forecasts Atanas Garov, managing director of Colliers International Bulgaria.
Speaking at an international conference on sustainable development hosted by Colliers in Bulgaria, Garov said, 'the development of a carbon-neutral project is already in progress in a resort on the Black Sea Coast.' Garov added that 'green building development leads to direct benefits for developers and occupiers alike. If conceived and implemented professionally, the financial return on investment for such buildings could be recovered more than ten-fold.'
The Minister of European Affairs of Bulgaria Gergana Grancharova pointed out that the introduction of European construction standards by 2011 would dictate the pace of change.
Bulgarian housing prices up 22% Jan-Sept '07Nation-wide housing prices jumped 22% in January-September 2007 to around 1,120 levs, shows data released by Bulgaria's statistical authority on Tuesday. The biggest spike - over 45%, was registered in the city of Vidin, North-western Bulgaria, followed by Sofia with 34%.
The price increase recorded by the statisticians in the first nine months has already beaten the forecasts for a full-year gain of 15% made by realtors in early 2007. The residential market in Vidin also posted the biggest price increase in Q3 with 20%, followed by Sofia with 15% and Blagoevgrad with 12%.
The latest gains reinstate Sofia as the Bulgaria's most expensive housing market with an average price of close to 2,000 levs/sq. m. It leapfrogs Varna, taking a lead of more than 150 levs/sq. m. on average over homes in the coastal city.
Residential districts like Manastirski Livadi, Malinova Dolina, Studentski Grad and Vitosha, where over 70% of the supply is new construction, are at the center of the trend. Asking prices in these neighborhoods have zoomed up from 800 euro/sq m at the beginning of the year to 1,200 euro/sq m. (Dnevnik)
BULGARIA WORLD CHAMP IN PROPERTY PRICES HIGH JUMP Sofia News Agency, www.novinite.com
21.09.2007 Bulgaria's residential property market has recorded the world's second-highest increase in prices in the second quarter of 2007, overleaped solely by Latvia, according to a new global research.
Residential property prices in Bulgaria jumped by 27.1% in the second quarter of this year, up by nearly 15% in comparison with the same period last year (12.2%).
The strong growth pushed the country up by eight spots in the ranking of Knight Frank, a leading British residential and commercial property consultancy.
While still topping the Knight Frank Global House Price Index, the price rise in Riga is 37.7% for the second quarter of 2007, down from 45.3% for the same period last year.
Global property prices are increasing by 7.8% annually to the second quarter of 2007, according to the research. The figure has shown a 1.8 % fall - from 9.6 % - since the same period in 2006.
Real-Estate Investors Are Heading OverseasFrom The Wall Street Journal Online
Investing in real estate once meant owning rental property downtown or buying shares in a U.S.-based real-estate investment trust. Today, it increasingly means putting money in a REIT trading in Singapore or buying a pied-à-terre in a refurbished medieval village in northern Italy. Read more...
Where in the world should foreign property buyers go next? From The Irish Times Overseas Trends: Irish buyers were faced with a bewildering choice of foreign properties in 2006. The trend is set to continue in the year ahead, writes Frances O'Rourke. Want a house in Florida? Buyers with cash could pick up bargains there if they're ready to haggle. An apartment near Rzeszow, in Poland? Ryanair will be flying there direct from the end of January. Find out more about overseas and Bulgaria investment property... 
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