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

News.bg - Britons Populate Whole Villages in Bulgaria


Brits prefer areas near the Black Sea, but also places of historic interest like Elena and Drianovo. Bulgarians have become more pragmatic and willing to invest more willingly. But this has had little effect the prices.What do you think happens next?Prices will go up, latest figures show prices have increased since August with 10%. Do you think this is possible in Bulgaria?There are places in Bulgaria where the majority of the population is British like Sokolovo and Kavarna. It's a very good investment.What are the best areas to invest?Spa resorts like Velingrad and Razlog are often underestimated due to lack of proper infrastructure. It's interesting that the newcomers are very outgoing and establish good contacts with the local population fairly quickly. Most foreign investors are looking for places in mountain villages across the country.There are whole villages in Spain and they even have a British mayor. Most of them work abroad and only come to Bulgaria for their summer holidays. New golf fields are major attraction there. People started building swimming pools, and other facilities. Some even speak Bulgarian and they love Bulgarian cuisine! The infrastructure there is excellent and that attracts a lot of investment. The peak was in the summer when many young couples wanted to have a place of their own. The region is very picturesque and has a mild climate. There are a lot of offers and high demand. There is a significant increase in the number of deals in three of the largest cities Sofia, Plovdiv and Varna. Young people prefer holiday resorts near the Black Sea.