 | Latest News 15:35 Wed 11 Aug 2010 - Nick Iliev Sofia's main streets are offering the lowest rents since 2002, according to consulting company Forton International.
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Combined construction in Bulgaria suffered a 20 per cent dip in March 2010, according to latest data released by the National Statistics Institute. read more
The National Revenue Agency (NRA) has called for the public to remain vigilant and inform the authorities of people who collect rental income but fail to declare it accordingly, Bulgarian Dnevnik daily reported on April 12 read more
Sofia's main streets are offering the lowest rents since 2002, according to consulting company Forton read more
A big rise of Russian investment in Bulgarian real estate along the Black Sea coast has been reported by private Bulgarian television channel bTV on June 25 read more
Prices of state-owned land along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast would be increased up to eightfold, Bulgarian daily Dnevnik quoted Deputy Agriculture Minister Georgi Kostov as read more
The Mail on Sunday has reported on a group of British investors who poured millions of pounds into the Bulgarian Alpine resort town of Bansko only to be subsequently conned out of their read more
The owners of shopping centres in Romania could lower their rents by as much as 50 per cent on the back of the first signs of declining customer traffic in smaller Romanian towns, recorded in November, according to Bucharest business daily Ziarul read more
This may sound like news coming from the world of fairytales, but it is now possible in Bulgaria to have your house built, including shipping and construction time, in a total of six read more
Working 'smart' is more important than slaving for long hours, says Atanas Garov, managing director of Colliers. And his record speaks for itself... It's 6pm on a bitterly cold December evening in Business Park Sofia. Staff at the Holiday Inn and surrounding cafes are fiddling read more
Yellowrose Ltd will start construction of a hotel in the town of Batak, the local newspaper Zname (Flag) reported on March read more
Global house price report for 2007www.homesgofast.comThe site reports on a worldwide property survey by economists at Global Property Guide on last year's international house prices. The survey's findings confirm a crash in the US housing market, a slowdown in Europe's housing read more
Based on Artu Paasilinna's bestselling novel, the film Vatanen's Hare tells the story of a life-changing trip around Canada. The movie was shot in Velingrad two years ago. The producer's decision to use this relatively unknown Bulgarian spa resort, 133km south of Sofia, caused read more
The Russian appetite for foreign real estate is still in its infancy, particularly compared to the overseas buying frenzy among the British. Yet there is every sign that Russian buyers are on the move, aided by a flourishing domestic economy and an ever-widening choice of read more
As affluence grows, more people can afford to buy a luxury property. By doing so, they acquire not only a unique asset but also a wise investment for their futures. Bricks and mortar, especially an upscale development, appreciate in value more than a high interest read more
The Latvian example is a shocking reminder that an increase in real estate values is not inevitable. The property meltdown that has befallen the Baltic over the past year did not stem from economic conditions in Europe. Rather, it was a serious disintegration triggered by read more
Real estate development is a lucrative large-scale business. So it's unsurprising that some greedy investors have an interest in exploiting every square centimetre of their plot. Unfortunately, this attitude undermines the appeal of a building as well as the comfort and read more
After an avalanche of investment in shopping centres in Sofia, Varna and Plovdiv, another trend has emerged. Entrepreneurs targeted smaller regional urban centres where markets have not yet reached the maturity of the "big three". Realtors have one simple rule for malls: one read more
