British home buyers have disappeared from Bansko, a leading Bulgarian ski resort and until recently a hot spot for people seeking moderately priced holiday properties.

Since the return of democracy to Bulgaria in 1989, one of the most significant developments has been in the sphere of tourism and, parallel to it, a rapidly growing interest in realizing hitherto unsuspected possibilities for foreign investments in real e

While buying property for sale in Bulgaria, and especially when it comes to brand new developments, often marketed off-plan, most British investors are "seduced" by the rent out options of 8-10% annually. The truth, however, is yet to be discovered as f

Before one of my recent trips to Bulgaria, I was surfing the net for information about the country in general. I came across a line on a property website that claimed Bulgaria is like Spain 30 years ago. It set me thinking

Property investment in Bulgaria can make you a whole lot of money if you do it right. Do it wrong and your money will be tied up in bricks and mortar that nobody wants. Here are the three major factors you must bear in mind to make yourself the maximum pr

The Bulgarian property market is producing some fevered activity amongst European overseas property buyers. Examine the Bulgarian housing market and it's easy to see why this region is causing so much excitement. Low prices and rental opportunities that c

Bulgarian Association for Alternative Tourism (BAAT) is standing against the Ministry Council's position, which supports the investments for construction of golf complexes.

Bulgarian blue-chip resort operator Albena plans to invest some 40 million levs ($30.3 million/20.4 million euro) in its hotels this year, the company's executive director said on Friday.

Current monthly rents for luxury flats with a garage or parking place in Plovdiv averages 350 euro, according to an analysis of rental trends at the turn of the year, carried out by Europolis real estate agency.

Sofia city hall will ask for annulment of the tender for the construction of the second line of Sofia's metro network because of the high prices offered by the bidders, Sofia's deputy mayor for transport Velizar Stoilov said, as quoted by Dnevnik daily on