property in Bulgaria

It is even harder to design and build such a building in the city's old centre where the plots are small.

The management of this exquisite workspace is concerned about comfort and productivity and believe that the home-like atmosphere they have designed will foster your creativity and happiness of work.

Located in the emblematic building of Slavyanska Beseda, on the bustling Rakovski Street, Entract 127 offers business class A services and C level community to everyone who values comfort as much as beauty and the ability to socialise

Avison Young is a global commercial real estate company that creates real economic, social, and environmental value, powered by people.

The name of the exclusive residential building Karlovo View is not a coincidence – the inhabitants of this luxury compound will enjoy unique vistas towards the Stara Planina mountain and lush greenery.

The Covid-19 pandemic changed the business property market in Bulgaria and the world, but not in the way that most experts expected.

A gated community with revolutuinary concept for moder urbanites with a taste for comfort

When Anton Iliev entered the real estate business, in 2004, he already had sound experience in the field as bank consultant in residential properties.

Oikia.com, the latest real estate portal in Bulgaria, chose its name not only because it is a part of the shared branding with the Italian portal

Established in 2016, Titan Properties is a real estate brokerage that values partnership with its clients and its human capital, and invests in the latest concepts for effective marketing and work processes organisation.

Where to invest is a question that in the current months took a new shape. The situation looks unstable and the behaviour of international markets rarely can be described as inspiring optimism about the future.

But even in turbulent times there are solutions that have proven through the years and the constantly changing economic cycles as sensible, pragmatic and with good return. In Bulgaria, invariably, this is real estate and in 2020 the market is better for clients than usual.

Britons buying in rural Bulgaria came here to acquire property and land at rock bottom prices. Considering the language and cultural differences, the time constraints and the plentiful enterprises established primarily to separate them from their money, the vast majority seem to have ended up with more or less exactly what they had hoped for. Whether they were aware of it at the time of purchase or not, they were also committing financially, emotionally and physically to their new, declining rural communities.

By the dawn of 2002 most Britons’ optimism for the New Millennium was already fading. We began to realise New Labour was just Old Tory with a more sophisticated PR machine. The current economic crisis was beginning to look inevitable and the cost of living was on the increase. As a nation, we hunkered down and turned to our favourite distraction for solace and escape – television.

Programmes like A Place in the Sun and No Going Home held the nation captivated.