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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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Ruined Rural House Close To The Sea
Houses in BourgasID: 1289
€13,250
£10,680
$21,177
Appartments On The Seaside
Apartments in Sunny BeachID: 1285
€85,388
£68,823
$136,476
A Lovely House In The Countryside
Houses in BourgasID: 1274
€27,500
£22,165
$43,953
Wonderful Place For Living
Houses in BourgasID: 1266
€32,300
£26,034
$51,625
Dream House
Houses in BourgasID: 1265
€22,800
£18,377
$36,441
Lovely Appartment In Sunny Beach
Apartments in Sunny BeachID: 1260
€40,950
£33,006
$65,450
Old Kindergarten
Houses in BourgasID: 1259
€85,000
£68,510
$135,856
One Storey House
Houses in BourgasID: 1257
€22,300
£17,974
$35,642
Completely Renovated House Not Far From The Sea
Houses in BourgasID: 1256
€61,800
£49,811
$98,775
Rural House
Houses in BourgasID: 1255
€17,300
£13,944
$27,651
House On The Seaside
Houses in TzarevoID: 1253
€170,800
£137,665
$272,990
Spacious House Very Close To The Seaside
Houses in BourgasID: 1252
€21,250
£17,128
$33,964
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Why Some Bulgarians Are Unhappy You’re Moving To Live In Bulgaria 18/03/2008
It’s so easy to get caught up in hype isn’t it? When the Bulgarian property market first became a popular topic of conversation in the media at least three to four years prior to the nation’s EU entry, a frenzy of interest was whipped up because all of a sudden, here was this stunningly beautiful, lesser explored, highly affordable nation practically on our doorstep, and thanks to potential EU entry it was getting money spent on infrastructure and becoming more attractive all the time. A strong tourism industry emerged, a booming property market flourished, expats relocated, businesses were created and then almost overnight the prices for everything seemingly went through the roof and anti-British sentiment was born. If you want to know why some Bulgarians are unhappy that you’re... more
It’s so easy to get caught up in hype isn’t it? When the Bulgarian property market first became a popular topic of conversation in the media at least three to four years prior to the nation’s EU entry, a frenzy of interest was whipped up because all of a sudden, here was this stunningly beautiful, lesser explored, highly affordable nation practically on our doorstep, and thanks to potential EU entry it was getting money spent on infrastructure and becoming more attractive all the time. A strong tourism industry emerged, a booming property market flourished, expats relocated, businesses were created and then almost overnight the prices for everything seemingly went through the roof and anti-British sentiment was born. If you want to know why some Bulgarians are unhappy that you’re... more
Property Focus: Flawed Pearl - Sophia Echo 21/06/2008
The opening of Mall of Varna, which claims to be Bulgaria’s largest shopping centre to date, was marked by controversy over its paperwork. After the official opening, Varna-based daily Narodno Delo said that the building lacked the final right-to-use permit (popularly known as act 16), and is therefore flouting regulations. The permit validates that a completed construction complies with all safety standards as well as the initially approved design and architectural plans. The issue of the document falls under the jurisdiction of Bulgaria’s Directorate for National Construction Supervision (DNCS). Tsvetelina Ivanova, a spokesperson for DNCS, confirmed that such a permit has not been issued, as quoted by Narodno delo. On June 17, officers from the Varna branch of the directorate... more
The opening of Mall of Varna, which claims to be Bulgaria’s largest shopping centre to date, was marked by controversy over its paperwork. After the official opening, Varna-based daily Narodno Delo said that the building lacked the final right-to-use permit (popularly known as act 16), and is therefore flouting regulations. The permit validates that a completed construction complies with all safety standards as well as the initially approved design and architectural plans. The issue of the document falls under the jurisdiction of Bulgaria’s Directorate for National Construction Supervision (DNCS). Tsvetelina Ivanova, a spokesperson for DNCS, confirmed that such a permit has not been issued, as quoted by Narodno delo. On June 17, officers from the Varna branch of the directorate... more
Sofias Vuzrazhdane Park To Stay Constructionfree 21/06/2008
Sofia mayor Boiko Borissov said on June 18 that there would not be any building activity in Vuzrazhdane Park while he is city mayor, municipality spokesperson Tsvetanka Krusteva told the Sofia Echo. As previously reported by The Sofia Echo, competing claims over the ownership of a large land plot from Vuzrazhdane Park near Sofia centre have sparked a row on June 6. Councillors from the Socialist party accused municipal company Sofiiski Imoti of selling 2.1 ha of land in the Zona B5 neighbourhood to Sigma Remont, a private company owned by a Seychelles-registered firm. Sofiiski Imoti chief executive Alexander Shopov, who rejected the allegations, said the municipal company never sold the land and that he was at a loss to explain how Sigma Remont acquired the ownership paperwork. The... more
Sofia mayor Boiko Borissov said on June 18 that there would not be any building activity in Vuzrazhdane Park while he is city mayor, municipality spokesperson Tsvetanka Krusteva told the Sofia Echo. As previously reported by The Sofia Echo, competing claims over the ownership of a large land plot from Vuzrazhdane Park near Sofia centre have sparked a row on June 6. Councillors from the Socialist party accused municipal company Sofiiski Imoti of selling 2.1 ha of land in the Zona B5 neighbourhood to Sigma Remont, a private company owned by a Seychelles-registered firm. Sofiiski Imoti chief executive Alexander Shopov, who rejected the allegations, said the municipal company never sold the land and that he was at a loss to explain how Sigma Remont acquired the ownership paperwork. The... more
Bulgaria Is 51st In The World In Office Rent's Prices 19/03/2008
The renting levels of offices in Bulgaria are stable. This is shown by the yearly report of ‘Cushman and Wakefield' for office surfaces in the world for 2007. Sofia continues to be the most preferred place for tenants of offices in Bulgaria. Meanwhile, the attention toward the other big cities in Bulgaria increases as many new office projects have been realized. Bulgaria ranks 51 in the ranking of most expensive countries for 2007 with levels of monthly rent in Sofia of 19 EUR square meter. The ‘Cushman & Wakefiled' report also shows that the market in Bulgaria, Serbia and Macedonia will offer not enough office surfaces to satisfy the present demanding. The rent prices' rising will end most probably after the middle of 2009, when a row of big - range projects. more
The renting levels of offices in Bulgaria are stable. This is shown by the yearly report of ‘Cushman and Wakefield' for office surfaces in the world for 2007. Sofia continues to be the most preferred place for tenants of offices in Bulgaria. Meanwhile, the attention toward the other big cities in Bulgaria increases as many new office projects have been realized. Bulgaria ranks 51 in the ranking of most expensive countries for 2007 with levels of monthly rent in Sofia of 19 EUR square meter. The ‘Cushman & Wakefiled' report also shows that the market in Bulgaria, Serbia and Macedonia will offer not enough office surfaces to satisfy the present demanding. The rent prices' rising will end most probably after the middle of 2009, when a row of big - range projects. more
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