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This section of our website lists the best property adds from Bulgaria. Any property within this section is a good investment opportunity. You could find all types of properties for sale in Bulgaria when browsing trough the pages bellow, starting with rural houses, land, agricultural land, development land, commercial properties to apartments on the sea coast and apartments and chalets in the ski resorts. We have selected them among all the properties available for sale in Bulgaria. Please take a look at the list of real estate adds below and use the contact form next to the property description to send an enquiry. You can narrow the property listings by using the search form or the properties menu on the left side on your screen. In case you do not want to browse and use your own time to find the exact property for you allow us do this job for you by filling the property request form
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12 Luxurious Villas On The Seaside
Villas in VarnaID: 1607
€136,000
£109,616
$217,369
House In Very Good Condition
Houses in VarnaID: 1600
€34,600
£27,888
$55,301
Cosy House By The Lake
Houses in BourgasID: 1596
€57,450
£46,305
$91,822
Rural House Near Veliko Turnovo
Houses in Veliko TarnovoID: 1594
€31,200
£25,147
$49,867
Lovely House Near Sea
Houses in Sunny BeachID: 1591
€185,000
£149,110
$295,686
Land Near Sea
Development land in Sunny BeachID: 1589
€170,136
£137,130
$271,928
Charming House Near The River Danube
Houses in RousseID: 1588
€23,650
£19,062
$37,800
Plot At The Sea
Development land in Sunny BeachID: 1587
€263,934
£212,731
$421,846
Cute Rural House Near Bourgas!
Houses in BourgasID: 1585
€27,250
£21,964
$43,554
3500 Sq M Plot On The Seaside
Regulated Land in NessebarID: 1582
€269,500
£217,217
$430,742
Big Plot With House Foundations
Houses in ElhovoID: 1581
€9,300
£7,496
$14,864
Cheap Old House
Houses in ElhovoID: 1579
€11,250
£9,068
$17,981
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Property News
Gtc To Invest 40m Euro In Croatian Mall 09/04/2008
Real estate developer Globe Trade Centre (GTC) will invest 40 million euro in a new shopping centre in the town of Osijek in Croatia, consultant and leasing agent for the project Colliers International Croatia said on April 7. The development, Avenue Mall Osijek, will have 26 000 sq m of retail space for rent, Colliers said in a statement. The shopping centre is scheduled to be completed by end-2009. GTC has already secured a four hectare plot for the new mall, less than two kilometres from downtown Osijek, Croatia's fourth largest city, Colliers said. The catchment area of the new development is more than half a million people within a 30 minutes drive. Last year, GTC opened Avenue Mall Zagreb, with 130 stores featuring brands like Zara, Marks&Spencer, Esprit, Benetton and... more
Real estate developer Globe Trade Centre (GTC) will invest 40 million euro in a new shopping centre in the town of Osijek in Croatia, consultant and leasing agent for the project Colliers International Croatia said on April 7. The development, Avenue Mall Osijek, will have 26 000 sq m of retail space for rent, Colliers said in a statement. The shopping centre is scheduled to be completed by end-2009. GTC has already secured a four hectare plot for the new mall, less than two kilometres from downtown Osijek, Croatia's fourth largest city, Colliers said. The catchment area of the new development is more than half a million people within a 30 minutes drive. Last year, GTC opened Avenue Mall Zagreb, with 130 stores featuring brands like Zara, Marks&Spencer, Esprit, Benetton and... more
Hungarys Scd Holding To Expand To Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia 26/05/2008
Hungarian property developer SCD Holding unveiled plans to expand to Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia, Hungarian newspaper Napi Gazdasag reported on May 21, as quoted by bbj.hu. In Bulgaria, in particular, it would hone its attention to office and commercial property, the newspaper quoted SCD spokesperson Peter Elkan as saying. In Romania it will focus on residential property and in Croatia on tourism. In addition, the company, which plans to list on the Budapest Stock Exchange in the third quarter of 2009, also divested Interfruct Kft Cash and Carry, a 24-unit retail chain, to financial investor Calslane Holdings. The value of the transaction was not disclosed. The company, which rejigged its strategy last year, plans to form project companies for its projects in individual countries... more
Hungarian property developer SCD Holding unveiled plans to expand to Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia, Hungarian newspaper Napi Gazdasag reported on May 21, as quoted by bbj.hu. In Bulgaria, in particular, it would hone its attention to office and commercial property, the newspaper quoted SCD spokesperson Peter Elkan as saying. In Romania it will focus on residential property and in Croatia on tourism. In addition, the company, which plans to list on the Budapest Stock Exchange in the third quarter of 2009, also divested Interfruct Kft Cash and Carry, a 24-unit retail chain, to financial investor Calslane Holdings. The value of the transaction was not disclosed. The company, which rejigged its strategy last year, plans to form project companies for its projects in individual countries... more
57 Construction Units At The Seaside Will Be Demolished 14/03/2008
Bulgaria's Directorate for National Construction Supervision (DNCS), which started inspecting the legality of completed and ongoing construction along the Black Sea coastline on February 25, has already issued orders for the demolition of 57 units. Twenty five of them are on the north coastline and 32 are along the southern coast, the institution announced on its website. Аccording to the Spatial Planning of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coastline Act, which entered into force on January 1 2008, all entities erecting illegal constructions on the beaches were obliged to voluntarily demolish them within a month of the law coming into effect. If they failed to do so, DNCS would order the demolition of the buildings. Two inspecting expert panels from the DNCS will be checking construction... more
Bulgaria's Directorate for National Construction Supervision (DNCS), which started inspecting the legality of completed and ongoing construction along the Black Sea coastline on February 25, has already issued orders for the demolition of 57 units. Twenty five of them are on the north coastline and 32 are along the southern coast, the institution announced on its website. Аccording to the Spatial Planning of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coastline Act, which entered into force on January 1 2008, all entities erecting illegal constructions on the beaches were obliged to voluntarily demolish them within a month of the law coming into effect. If they failed to do so, DNCS would order the demolition of the buildings. Two inspecting expert panels from the DNCS will be checking construction... more
High House Prices Drive Ftbs Overseas 27/03/2008
High house prices and economic problems in the UK are leading to many first-time buyers (FTBs) looking abroad, a study has found. Fair Investment Company revealed that nearly one in ten FTBs have already bought their first property overseas, while 44 per cent of thinking of doing so. The firm highlighted a number of reasons for people choosing to look away from home, such as the impact of the credit crunch on the British housing market. However, issues including the availability of property in the UK and the effect this has had on prices were flagged up as other factors behind this trend. James Caldwell, director of Fair Investment Company, commented: "Overseas they can sometimes find cheaper property prices and a lower cost of living." He added that this could make a first home... more
High house prices and economic problems in the UK are leading to many first-time buyers (FTBs) looking abroad, a study has found. Fair Investment Company revealed that nearly one in ten FTBs have already bought their first property overseas, while 44 per cent of thinking of doing so. The firm highlighted a number of reasons for people choosing to look away from home, such as the impact of the credit crunch on the British housing market. However, issues including the availability of property in the UK and the effect this has had on prices were flagged up as other factors behind this trend. James Caldwell, director of Fair Investment Company, commented: "Overseas they can sometimes find cheaper property prices and a lower cost of living." He added that this could make a first home... more
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