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Bulgaria With The Cheapest Electricity In Europe 15/04/2008
The most expensive electricity in the European Union is paid by the Denmark's households - 24,5 EUR for 100 kWh. The cheapest is in Bulgaria - only 6,80 EUR, was announced by Eurostat. After Denmark the most expensive electricity is in Italy - 23,4 EUR, in the Netherlands - 21,80 EUR and in Germany - 19,4 EUR per 100 kWh. Electricity price under 10 EUR is also in the three Baltic countries - Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. more

World Property Crisis Hinders Market Boom In Bulgaria 12/03/2008
The increase in Bulgaria in 2008 will be slower than in 2007 because of the residential property market crises in the US and Europe. The prices in Bulgaria would not drop, but the increase will remain within 10 per cent, experts said as quoted by Pari daily. After years of growth, the prices of real estate in some European markets went down. Spain and Ireland registered a firm decrease in the prices, property became less expensive in the Baltic countries as well, Pari said. UK newspaper Telegraph even wrote about a crash in part of the overheated property markets, similar to the collapse of the mortgage credits in the US. The property market in Bulgaria is among those less affected from the crisis in the US and Europe, real estate agents and economists said. Prices would... more

Business Property Developments Gain Popularity In Bulgaria 11/03/2008
Investor interest in business property in Bulgaria grows. Most investors plan developments like retail centres,  real estate agents said. Bulgaria faces numerous problems related to retail and office space, investor.bg reported. Figures for Bulgaria show that 160 sq m of retail space is available in Bulgaria per 1000 people. In comparison, 1000 people in Poland enjoy 520 sq m of  trade area. Concerning office space, the situation is similar. An employee should have on the average 22 sq m of office space. In Bulgaria, employees have only eight sq m. Bulgaria also lacks storage facilities meeting the international standards. The problem is similar concerning logistics centres. The shortage gives investors the chance to develop in the business property segment, agents said.... more

Bulgaria To See 20% Rise In Residential Property Prices By 2010 19/03/2008
Named the world's strongest price riser in 2007, Bulgaria's property market is expected to keep up its momentum over the next two years, experts said. Amidst a global cooling of the property market, residential prices are forecast to grow by up to 20% in 2008 and 2009, down by an average of 15% last year, Martin Gikov from UniCredit Bulbank projected. In view of the forecast rising prices following the county's accession to the European Union, the sellers on the house market decided to play a wait-and-see game, slowing down supplies and pushing prices up, Gikov explained. Mortgage credits grew by 67% in 2007 as compared to the previous year, Levon Hampartzoumian, UniCredit Bulbank CEO commented, denying reports of a speculative bubble in domestic lending. He ruled out a... more

Sport Opportunities Increase The Appeal Of Bulgarian Property 07/03/2008
Bulgaria offers sport opportunities available in already well-known international sport centres. As a result more property seekers, interested in golf and ski resorts turn to the country, 999 Network reports. Resorts in the country already offer quality golf courses and sport facilities. At the same time Black Sea developments give holiday real estate seekers the opportunity to enjoy coastal resorts. Ski and golf lovers have the chance to practice both sports in the same Bulgarian resort, according to the publication. The Pirin Golf Country Club is located near Bansko ski resort and its winter sport facilities, the online publication reports. Interest in Bansko is on the rise, with Bulgaria's application for Winter Olympics host in 2014. Bansko and Borovets in Bulgaria are... more