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Until recently the Bulgarian destination used to be described on the Russian
market as inexpensive. But today the dream for cheap Bulgaria seems unreal. The
word “inexpensive” might be better replaced by “advantageous”.
Given the mad buy-out of different kinds of real estate properties, for the
purpose of living, or for letting under rent, with commercial purpose or with
the intention to resell in the future, the prices keep rising (for the last 5-6
years in some regional centers they have jumped with 150-200%, and somewhere the
rise was as sharp as 350%).
The prices will keep rising now, when the country is already part of the EU. BBC
for example recently quoted British analyzers saying that the price of the land
in Bulgaria will rise almost 10 times, due to the changes in the Bulgarian
legislation made in order to comply with the European requirements and
regulations; therefore now would be the best time to buy land.
The increase of the real estate prices for year 2006 reached an average of
8-15%, for year 2007 an estimated 20% is expected.
According the consultancy company Соlliers International the residences in Sofia
have not increased dramatically. However some not so well-known locations, which
suddenly become known as a resort or balneology center quickly become popular
and prices there double or triple in the matter of months.
Despite this the Bulgarian correlation euro per square meter does not appear to
be shocking to anyone. According to a recent research by ЕRА Real Estate the
prices in Sofia are the lowest among European capitals. A two-bedroom apartment
of 85 sq.m. costs approximately 78 thousand euro, while in Berlin it would be
180 thousand euro, in Lisbon - 185 thousand euro, in Vienna - 231 thousand euro,
in Madrid – 357 thousand euro and so on.