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There is still time to profit from property in Bulgaria

The first investments in Bulgarian property were long before the country even thought about joining the European union. Now that EU accession is on the way next year does that mean and Bulgarian properties are no longer good investments. Not so say leading investment brokers. In fact in their opinion the advantages brought about by joining the EU are only starting to be felt in the Bulgaria property market.

The early speculators are gone but now they are replaced by more experienced and long term buyers. Property in Bulgaria is now considered a safe investment for the medium to long term with excellent capital appreciation and rental yields. Of course the market boomed in the run up to EU membership but there are still plenty of opportunities for the careful buyer who does their homework. Read more…

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Bulgaria Property – is now the time ?

There is a lot of debate just now about buying Bulgarian property. Many argue that it is too late and that prices have already risen by too much. Such a broad answer however is not possible. For sure if you buy in the overdeveloped coastal resorts then this is not a good idea. Prices here have already risen too fast and are reaching bubble territory.

With the growing tourist numbers arriving in the countries and many global countires looking to relocate to Bulgaria there are still many good investments if you choose carefully. Although there has been strong increased over the last 3 years, Bulgaria property prices still offer opportunities for investors if you look in the right location. Read more…

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Bulgarian property – choosing the right location is key

Bulgarian properties started to level out during the first half of 2006 according to leading international estate agents Colliers. The latest global price survey shows that prices for Bulgarian property were only slightly up in the last 6 months compared to the earlier period. previous years, with supply exceeding demand.

The Ivan Vazov district in Sofia is now the second highest priced location for Bulgarian property after the usual no. 1 for Sofia property – Doctor’s Garden. The average purchase prices in Doctor’s Garden reached almost 1200 euros per m2 in the first half of 2006, whereas prices in the Ivan Vazov district were averaging just 1050 euros per m2, with Lozenets following behind at 900 euros per m2. Read more…

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Investors are keen to buy Bulgarian properties

Recently the Bulgarian property market has been one of the strong favourites amongst emerging market investors. The country has a myriad of different property offer but 3 main areas and strongly promoted to British buyers.

Firstly there is the capital city Sofia where ancient buildings sit alongside the more somber construction of the communist era. Sofia has a history that dates back over 3000 years but the latest Bulgaria property investor are more interest in the future years and what that will bring for investor in Sofia property. Average Bulgarian properties in the capital city are offered for prices around 950 euros per m2. One and two bedroom apartments in Sofia can be purchased for 40,000-60,000 euros. Read more…

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