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The Sofia City Hall recently became the owner of the coveted land plot near the Russian Church (pictured) by swapping its shares in the Central Market Hall. Photo by Sofia Photo Agency
The Sofia City Hall must revise their decision to bind the purchase of the land plot near the Russian Church with the sale of its share of the Central Market Hall, the NGO “Civic Committee for Salvation 2000,” demands.
Citizens insist on obtaining from the municipality complete information about all procedures involved in the deal and want it published on the internet, along with the reports of the appraisers.
They further ask the Mayor, Yordanka Fandakova, to comply with the Construction and Public Works Act and give all parks and gardens in the capital a public, municipal property statute.
The Committee was established precisely with the goal to preserve the park near the Russian Church in downtown Sofia.
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Housing prices in Bulgaria have surged by 157% between 2015 and the end of 2025
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Property values in Sofia have surged by approximately €500 per square metre over the past year, according to data from one of Bulgaria’s largest real estate agencies. Across the country’s main cities, housing costs climbed by 20% in the final quarter of 2
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