The Independent: No Sign Of Property Blues In Booming Bulgaria - Focus Infomation 10/07/2008
London. Everybody knows that property prices in the UK are heading south and that the spectre of negative equity is once again raising its head. Not so in Bulgaria, apparently, the Independent writes. Last week, Bulgarian Property Developments was shouting from the Sredna Gora mountain tops after it managed to sell its logistics park in the Black Sea town of Varna for €15m (£11.9m), the valuation given to it by Colliers last Dec-ember. That is important, says its chief executive, Ivo Hesmondhalgh, not only because it helps bump up the group's cash position, but also because it goes some way to proving to investors that the group's net asset value is sound. more

British Interest Towards Bulgarias Property Market 14/03/2008
British company Future Asset Management began advertising Bulgaria as a profitable property investment destination. Over the past few years Bulgaria has developed as an attractive tourist destination for summer, mountain and specialised tourism, icwales.co.uk reported. David Wingar, founder of Future Asset Management, said that the country's progress towards EU accession and euro zone entry added to its the economic stability. According to statistics presented by Wingar, an increasing number of British showed interest in purchasing property abroad. Nearly 750 000 people were expected to acquire a second home by 2016. As market experienced considerable shifts, investors were searching for fresh property destinations, icwales.co.uk reported. Wingar said that he had... more

Investments In Bulgaria Direct Towards Energetics In 2008 21/04/2008
According to yearly inquiry of National Statistic Institute (NSI), researching the investment plans of industry in 2008, a common nominal increasing of 1.4 % is expected during this year, compared to 2007. The inquiry is representative for the country as the observed enterprises form 90% of the industry yearly turnover. The share of private sector reaches 78.7% of the common capacity for 2008. The industry investments dynamics for 2008 points big differences between private and public sector. The private sector's managers preview 3.5% less investments than the made in 2007, as the public sector expects rise with 24.6%. The biggest relative share (38.8%) of the expected investments for 2008 goes to the energetic and water plants branches, second in previewed amount of investments... more