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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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Land Near Lake
Agricultural land in BourgasID: 1578
€24,500
£19,747
$39,158
Cheap Plot Of Land
Regulated Land in ElhovoID: 1576
€5,900
£4,755
$9,430
Cheap Plot
Houses in ElhovoID: 1572
€7,500
£6,045
$11,987
Rural House In Bourgas Region!
Houses in BourgasID: 1567
€26,750
£21,561
$42,755
Residential Building On The Seaside
Houses in BourgasID: 1555
€605,000
£487,630
$966,972
Building Plot Not Far From The Seaside
Regulated Land in VarnaID: 1546
€51,600
£41,590
$82,472
Well Prserved House Close To The Sea!
Houses in BourgasID: 1541
€36,850
£29,701
$58,897
land on main road
Development land in BourgasID: 1540
€67,500
£54,405
$107,885
Nice House In A Town Close To The Beach!!!
Houses in BourgasID: 1536
€28,500
£22,971
$45,552
House For Sale
Houses in Sunny BeachID: 1529
€57,200
£46,103
$91,423
Great Peace Of Land
Houses in BourgasID: 1495
€39,500
£31,837
$63,133
House In A Picturesque Village
Houses in SandanskiID: 1492
€20,500
£16,523
$32,765
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Property News
Bulgaria Housing Prices Increased 15% In H1 20/03/2008
Local residential prices rose 15% in the first six months of 2007, shows a recent report released by Bulgaria’s national statistical authority.Home prices increased 9.3% in Q1 before slowing down to a growth of 5.4% in Q2. Address, the nation’s biggest realtor, reported last week a 10% gain in housing prices for H1 and forecast a further increase of 10-15% for the remainder of 2007. The statisticians reported that the nationwide average price of a square meter of residential space cleared the 1,000 lev milestone in Q2 to settle at 1,041 levs/sq m versus 988 levs/sq m in Q1. Home prices in six of the nation’s 28 regional centers have passed that benchmark. The Q2 Varna residential market had a clear lead on Sofia with prices of 1,710 levs/ sq m (up from 1,646 levs/sq m Q1) compared... more
Local residential prices rose 15% in the first six months of 2007, shows a recent report released by Bulgaria’s national statistical authority.Home prices increased 9.3% in Q1 before slowing down to a growth of 5.4% in Q2. Address, the nation’s biggest realtor, reported last week a 10% gain in housing prices for H1 and forecast a further increase of 10-15% for the remainder of 2007. The statisticians reported that the nationwide average price of a square meter of residential space cleared the 1,000 lev milestone in Q2 to settle at 1,041 levs/sq m versus 988 levs/sq m in Q1. Home prices in six of the nation’s 28 regional centers have passed that benchmark. The Q2 Varna residential market had a clear lead on Sofia with prices of 1,710 levs/ sq m (up from 1,646 levs/sq m Q1) compared... more
Germany To Boost Its Presence On Bulgarian Construction Market 14/03/2008
German construction firms should focus on the Romanian and Bulgarian building markets, said Helmut Echterhoff, vice-president of the German Construction Industry HDB (Hauptverbandes der Deutschen Bauindustrie) at the 13th International trade fair for building and construction Bautec 2008, held in Berlin. The two new EU members offer good perspectives for 20 to 30 per cent annual growth, particularly creating excellent entrepreneurial opportunities for medium-sized construction companies, said Echterhoff at the second CEEC (Central and East European countries) enterprise conference, which was held during Bautec 2008 under the aegis of the German Minister of Economics and Technologies Michael Gloss and was organised by the economics and technologies ministry and the Central Union of... more
German construction firms should focus on the Romanian and Bulgarian building markets, said Helmut Echterhoff, vice-president of the German Construction Industry HDB (Hauptverbandes der Deutschen Bauindustrie) at the 13th International trade fair for building and construction Bautec 2008, held in Berlin. The two new EU members offer good perspectives for 20 to 30 per cent annual growth, particularly creating excellent entrepreneurial opportunities for medium-sized construction companies, said Echterhoff at the second CEEC (Central and East European countries) enterprise conference, which was held during Bautec 2008 under the aegis of the German Minister of Economics and Technologies Michael Gloss and was organised by the economics and technologies ministry and the Central Union of... more
Smaller Apartments Gain Popularity On Bulgarias Property Market 07/03/2008
Smaller apartments become increasingly attractive for property buyers in Bulgaria. The majority look for one or two-bedroom apartments, costing between 30 000 and 40 000 euro, Capital newspaper reported. Because of the lack of interest, construction companies split larger apartments before the final completion of real estate projects. The higher demand for smaller apartments resulted from the price increases since 2000. Costs were pushed up by the intense demand, aimed at purchase and sale for higher prices in the future. Supply meets demand for the time being, real estate agents said. At the same time, dealers of larger apartments said the interest toward bigger property remains steady. One reason for this is the decrease in the price of three-bedroom apartments, Capital reported.... more
Smaller apartments become increasingly attractive for property buyers in Bulgaria. The majority look for one or two-bedroom apartments, costing between 30 000 and 40 000 euro, Capital newspaper reported. Because of the lack of interest, construction companies split larger apartments before the final completion of real estate projects. The higher demand for smaller apartments resulted from the price increases since 2000. Costs were pushed up by the intense demand, aimed at purchase and sale for higher prices in the future. Supply meets demand for the time being, real estate agents said. At the same time, dealers of larger apartments said the interest toward bigger property remains steady. One reason for this is the decrease in the price of three-bedroom apartments, Capital reported.... more
Property Price Increase In Bulgaria Second Highest Worldwide 14/03/2008
Bulgaria registered the second highest increase in property prices worldwide, according to the analysis of London agency Knight Frank. The analysis compares property prices in countries in Europe, Asia and in the US, 24 Chassa newspaper reported. Bulgaria maintains the second highest price increase after Latvia, where the growth for the second quarter of 2006 as compared to prices for the previous year reached 45.3 per cent. From all countries analysed, three experienced negative growth rate, 24 Chassa reported. Price growth in Latvia resulted from the low inflation and the facilitated access to loans. The reason behind the price increase in Bulgaria was similar. Though the price increase for Bulgaria was high, it registered a slowdown since last year. In the second quarter of... more
Bulgaria registered the second highest increase in property prices worldwide, according to the analysis of London agency Knight Frank. The analysis compares property prices in countries in Europe, Asia and in the US, 24 Chassa newspaper reported. Bulgaria maintains the second highest price increase after Latvia, where the growth for the second quarter of 2006 as compared to prices for the previous year reached 45.3 per cent. From all countries analysed, three experienced negative growth rate, 24 Chassa reported. Price growth in Latvia resulted from the low inflation and the facilitated access to loans. The reason behind the price increase in Bulgaria was similar. Though the price increase for Bulgaria was high, it registered a slowdown since last year. In the second quarter of... more
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