Britons living in Bulgaria. Guide to Bulgaria, Sofia and Varna

A new place in the sun-Сonsulting Bansko, projects, building ...
There are even a growing number of British citizens who have started living in Bulgaria. The relatively low prices are still the dominant pusher in the ...

And don't get me wrong, I won't blame it on the people from the Island who decided to venture some capital in Bulgaria. Borovets was formerly the country’s leading ski... But if they worry about the value of their investment then they should also care about what surrounds their estate. Given the speed of construction work that is not just a fear, it is a looming danger. I doubt people who bought a flat on the seaside from the web will care about that.On the positive side I always recall the situation in Prague. Investing in Bulgarian property still looks lucrative. Its distance to the capital city of Sofia is 155km. Just browse the web or Google "Bulgaria and real estate" and you will find why it is actually good to have a country with gorgeous, still relatively well-preserved nature in the EU. One may come to the sad realisation that in couple of years the sad picture of ugly buildings nested one over the other can overshadow the bright scenery you get from your window in Bulgaria. One of my biggest worries is that we may end up with over developed and ugly country and seaside. Only Spain and France are ahead as the top two markets for British investments in real estate.So it has become easier to get either an apartment on the seaside or a flat in a winter resort like Bansko for example. That was announced by Bulgarian Economy and Energy Minister... The Association of International Property Professionals (AIPP) described the position of Bulgaria as "phenomenal". The comparison with Spain is not far fetched. The information was confirmed by the targeted companies. The market is still vibrant and even if that brings pressure for the Bulgarians because of the higher real estate prices there are no complaints so far.There are even a growing number of British citizens who have started living in Bulgaria. The municipalities of Pazardzhik and Plovdiv were hit hardest by... The reason is that from 1 June the new agreements with the European union for eased visa regime entered into force. The relatively low prices are still the dominant pusher in the eastern direction. The scheme involved the gang formerly led by murdered crimelord Martin "Marlo"... The town of Razlog lies in the Razlog valley and is surrounded by three mountains – Rila to the north, Pirin to the south and the Rhodopes – to the east. There is doubt this applies to those who are in it only for the expected profit of a future sale. There is no doubt that the requirements of the buyers for what surrounds their property can provide enough fire. There the growing number foreign owners did force the prices up but it also boosted the quality of construction. This type of pressure will come from people who get on the plane and look at what they purchase. What can put pressure on the local business and authorities are actually the new owners. What will be main reason is the mixture of desire to make quick money and the lack of strong control. You can actually a buy a house with a really cool view in a place a where you have fairly cheap daily air travel, too.When all is good there is no reason for concern or is there? You can think of Spain in the late 80s and try to recall what happened there.