It points out that last year prices rose
by about 35%, and in the lead-up to EU accession in 2007 annual rises
of 25% are predicted.
Among Bulgaria's advantages the article singles out its rich culture, stunning
unspoilt villages and scenery as well as rock-bottom living costs.
| "Rural houses for renovation are still widely available for
less than £20,000. The cost of living is low and the climate
excellent, and there is a wealth of historic towns, unspoilt villages
and some beautiful beaches. Tuscany-like hilltop towns such as medieval
Veliko Turnovo are to be found inland, while the ski areas in the
Rhodope Mountains in the south are increasingly popular. Rental yields
tend to be better for ski properties than those on the coast because
of the longer ski season. You could expect about 12% gross yield
for a good ski apartment and about half that on the coast." The Times notes that most Brits are buying on the Black Sea Riviera, especially at Sunny Beach, Golden Sands and Burgas, and the resort city of Varna. |
Full details about the ‘Super Borovets’ project, price
madness in Bansko, golf developments in Bulgaria, and new apartments
in Bansko and Borovets can be seen at the Bulgaria Properties Ltd web
site www.BulgariaProperties.net.
You can e-mail questions to advice@BulgariaProperties.net,
or, if you have no Internet connection, call the company (in UK) at
0871 226 2296 to order a free 30-page hand-out, or just for a chat,
if you prefer. They always have time for you.
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