Office Rents in Bulgaria Among the Cheapest in Europe
The office rents in Bulgaria are among the cheapest in Europe, shows a survey of the Cushman&Wakefield international consultancy.
The office rents in Bulgaria are among the cheapest in Europe, shows a survey of the Cushman&Wakefield international consultancy.
Bulgaria’s construction sector is adapting to the market situation and is clearly showing signs of overcoming the crisis, according to the National Statistical Institute.
The process of mallification continues in the western and southern districts of Bulgaria's capital Sofia with three new enormous shopping malls due to open this autumn.
Bulgaria's market for mid-luxurious and luxurious properties is on the rise, shows data of the Colliers real estate company.
The market price index of dwellings in Bulgaria for the fourth quarter of 2013, compared to the third quarter of 2013 was 99.9%, i.e. the average decrease of the market prices of the dwellings was 0.1%.
Turkish investors are interested in renting or purchasing real estate property in the South Bulgarian city of Plovdiv.
Bulgaria is ranked 14th in the demand for property among British citizens, according to the British website TheMoveChannel.
Bulgaria's former Tsar and Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg and his sister Maria Luisa are selling the royal residence in the town of Banya, near the town of Karlovo in central Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian housing market activity is expected to increase in 2014.
Premium class office space rents in Bulgaria will reach new heights in 2014.
A growing proportion of the investment in shopping centers in Central and Eastern Europe is being made in Russia and the Ukraine, with the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary seeing their share fall.
ABB Bulgaria EOOD has been awarded Bulgarian Building of the Year 2013.
Recent evidence on the ground points to a rebound in activity in the main markets of Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania after falling off the radar for many investors, particularly those seeking core and core plus assets, a realtor report says.
There has been an increase in the number of properties repossessed due to loan defaults, according to data by Bulgaria Chamber of Private Enforcement Agents.
The average asking sales prices for residential property in Bulgaria continued to fall, though slightly, in the third quarter of 2013, data of realtors shows.
Citizens of Bulgaria’s capital Sofia are steadily joining Russians, Brits and Irish as buyers on the market of holiday properties on the country's Black Sea coast, according to realtors.
Bulgaria's real estate market has experienced a 1.42% growth in sales on an annual basis during the third quarter of 2013.
Real estate agencies are reporting a 20% increase in sales compared to the summer of 2012.
Recent nervousness over a possible bubble in sovereign fixed income securities have prompted some investors to get out of government bonds and into real estate, a survey says.
City Center Sofia, Bulgaria’s first shopping center of modern type, is about to get a major refurbishment and new anchor tenants in a bid to re-position itself on the market, the owners announced.
Approximately EUR 56.7 B was invested in European office property last year, down by some 7% on the previous year, according to data of realtor Colliers International.
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