Land In Regulation Near The Sea - ID 2166

Which Bulgarian City Is Best To Live In? 14/11/2008
Varna, often dubbed Bulgaria's "sea capital", was voted the best city to live in for a second consecutive year, a panel consisting of mayors and event organisers announced at a news conference on October 27 2008.The survey was initiated by Darik Radio and 24 Chassa daily. Based on 44 criteria, journalists from both media rated 40 bigger cities and towns, taking into consideration living conditions and expectation of modern Bulgarians.By definition, this is a subjective list, because it is based on journalists' personal opinion, the organisers said. Nevertheless, the rating inspired city mayors to enter some kind of competition, to improve bits and pieces in their cities in order to rank higher on the list.Teteven, a small town at the foot of Stara Planina range in central north... more

Construction Sector To Grow Steadily Over The Next 45 Years 19/03/2008
Bulgarian construction sector would grow by an annual 12 to 15 per cent over the next four or five years, as long as the Government succeeds in providing an adequate regulatory framework that would benefit everyone - from large investors to end-consumers, deputy regional development minister Savin Kovachev said, as quoted by Stroitelstvo Gradut weekly on March 17. Sofia attracted about half of Bulgaria’s foreign direct investment FDI) and generated 30 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP), architect Atanass Tossev, who is a member of Bulgaria’s Chamber of Architects (BCA)’ managing board, said. The capital should not try to concentrate all production and human resources, though, he added. Regional governor Todor Modev declared the authorities’ firm resolution to work toward... more