Bulgarian Seaside Resort Prices In September 27/08/2008
The price of hotels in Albena after September 10 varies between 110 and 270 levs (55-135 Euros) for a room depending on the hotel's category.A two-bedroom apartment in Sunny Beach costs 72 levs from the middle of the month onward. If you want to spend less money, you can head to Kranevo, where at the moment prices vary around 40 levs (20 Euros) per bed. In the beginning of September prices will decrease in half. You can find a bed in the seaside resort for around 10-15 levs (5-7.5 Euros) .The cheapest, however, is in October when in some hotels that are still open, the price of a single room is around 70-90 levs (35-45 Euros) in a four-star hotel in some of the resorts.At the moment the price of hotels in the increasingly popular resort Lozenetz varies between 20 and 40 levs (10-20... more

70 Million Eur Investment In Biggest Office Center In Bulgaria 03/06/2008
70 million EUR will be the cost of the biggest office center in Bulgaria - the European Trade Center. The construction works are presently planned to be finished in January 2010. The large project has mobilized big part of the sector's capacity. By the project's data round 60% of the constructing and engineering resource of Sofia is occupied with the center's realizing. 14 cranes are presently working on the building site. The European Trade Center is located on the busiest boulevard in Sofia - ‘Tsarigradsko Shose' and includes the highest office building in construction process in Bulgaria for the moment. The new center will be build using a serial of ‘green technologies', lowering the energy expends and optimizing the functional environment in the center. The... more

Albena Resort Operator To Build New Gated Community 05/06/2008
Albena, the operator of the eponymous resort, turned the first sod to Rila Estate, a gated residential community in the Byalata Lagouna (White Lagoon) resort, the company’s spokesperson Yovka Strashilova told Dnevnik daily. Byalata Lagouna, a resort adjoining Balchik, on the northern Black Sea, is known for its mineral thermal springs and curative mud. The complex, to be located on the front beach line, would occupy 21 000 sq m. The first phase alone is estimated to cost 15 million leva. Part of the dwellings have already been marketed to Russian and Romanian investors. Albena is currently conducting fortification works at the site. The start of the project represents a reversal of Albena’s 2007 plans. The resort operator intended to sell Byalata Lagouna last summer, however, it... more