New and Off Plan Property Developments at Bulgarian Coast

Real Bulgarian Property works hard to bring to you what we consider to be the very best of Bulgaria’s New and Off-Plan coastal and seaside projects. From the quiet village of Elenite through Sunny Beach to the small seaside town of Ravda and right down the southern reaches of the Black Sea coast to the small village of Lozenets. We have selected projects that represent all an investor could want from Bulgaria’s beautiful coast line. Whatever your priority we have made sure that there is something for everyone here, from simple investment for the future, potential double figure rental yields to your own home and castle by the sea. All projects are a stone`s throw from the sea and in each project sea views are available.

Mountain and Winter Sports Off-Plan Developments

Winter in Bulgaria is thought by some to be the most beautiful season. There are three main winter resorts of Borovets, Bansko and Pamporovo. We offer for sale residential apartments from these resorts where skiing, snowboarding and mountain vacationing for every taste and ability are catered for. Apartments have the potential for year round rental and use as when the snow finally melts the hiking, mountain biking, climbing, paragliding and lazing around away from the heat of the city begin in earnest.

New and Off-Plan, CITY Developments in Bulgaria

Bulgaria’s capital Sofia is rapidly becoming a dynamic and vibrant city to rival its European counterparts. Business is booming and so are property prices. It’s not hard to understand why, Sofia enjoys a wonderful summer café culture where the inhabitants spend long lazy days out on the sidewalks watching life go by or wandering around the many shops of Vitosha Boulevard or enjoying the large green parks that boast a host of sports facilities. Every day the local news reports new interest with regards to foreign investment, and with a highly educated and motivated workforce it makes Sofia the perfect place for property investors. We have collected projects from all over the city, luxury residences next to Vitosha Mountain, residential projects both in the centre and in the traditional suburbs and office buildings in the heart of Sofia.

Rural and Re-Sale Bulgarian Properties

Real Bulgarian Property offer property from all over the country, from the Black Sea Coast to Sofia and to the most remote rural villages. You can use this link or our property search facility to the left of the page to pinpoint exactly what it is you may be looking for. We are not traditional Real Estate Agents, and act as brokers for overseas buyers we achieve this by dealing with various small local agents enabling us to offer such a diversity of property, some for prices as little as 5000 euros. This also means that if you cannot find exactly what you want on our website we are able to contact and search through our database of agents for property to your own specifications, please contact us if you cannot find what your looking for within the confines of the website, we will be happy to help you finding the best Bulgarian properties for sale or rent.

Latest Sofia Echo News

	EU on the warpath
	Fri 09 May 2008
	The European Commission said on May 6 that it had sent Bulgaria written warnings, the first step in the infringement procedure, for failing to issue new or updated permits for industrial installations, and also for obstructing the free flow of capital through discriminatory taxation of inbound and outbound dividends. In a statement, the EC said that Bulgaria was among nine countries that had failed to issue on time, in line with the directive on integrated pollution prevention and control, new or updated permits for industrial installations in operation by the date of their accession to the European Union.

	Gergyovden parade
	Fri 09 May 2008
	Bulgarias armed forces showcased their elite units and best military equipment on May 6, St Georges Day Gergyovden, which is also celebrated as the Bulgarian Army and Bravery day, in front of hundreds of onlookers in central Sofia. Greatly scaled down compared with similar parades from the communist era, it served as a fresh reminder that 2000 troops would be made redundant this year and that their equipment was either secondhand or outdated.

	City parking
	Fri 09 May 2008
	One side effect of Bulgarias growing economy is something that is causing a headache for municipalities a shrinking number of parking places. Designed by communistera urban planners, Bulgarian cities centres are no longer capable of accommodating the everincreasing number of motor vehicles that Bulgarians can afford to buy, due to the large number of leasing companies and the low prices of secondhand motor vehicles.

	Busy agenda
	Fri 09 May 2008
	Structural changes within the Interior Ministry and the Cabinets healthcare policy are expected to be on the busy agenda of the leaders of the three ruling parties at their May 10 to 11 meeting in Bansko. The Bulgarian Socialist Party BSP, the National Movement for Stability and Progress NMSP and the Movement for Rights and Freedoms MRF will discuss the updated governance programme of the Cabinet and the need for structural changes within the executive branch, the Government press service said, with the onus being on social welfare, health policy, justice, interior issues, crisis management, economy and finance. The weekend meeting will be attended not only by the leaders of the three parties Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev BSP, Simeon SaxeCoburg NMSP and Ahmed Dogan NMSP but by all 18 Cabinet ministers and 149 MPs of the three parties.

	Serbia From confontation to coalition
	Fri 09 May 2008
	When on February 17 Kosovo announced its secession from Serbia to become an independent state, it was clear to everyone that the consequences would be farreaching. Few, however, could have guessed that within less than a month, Belgrade would be left without a government and facing two months of hard campaigning ahead of a crucial snap poll bound to determine the future of the country. And determine it for a long time to come.

	A message from Siderov
	Fri 09 May 2008
	On April 17, ultranationalist Ataka party leader Volen Siderov made one of the most significant statements of his political career. At a conference to mark Atakas third birthday, Siderov dwelt on the subject of Ahmed Dogan, leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms MRF, which has had a share of power since 2001 as part of a succession of ruling coalitions.

	Foreign briefs
	Fri 09 May 2008

	Gergyovden parade
	Fri 09 May 2008
	Bulgarias armed forces showcased their elite units and best military equipment on May 6, St Georges Day Gergyovden, which is also celebrated as the Bulgarian Army and Bravery day, in front of hundreds of onlookers in central Sofia.

	National briefs
	Fri 09 May 2008