Hi there,
I just came back from my ski holiday in Bulgaria. It seems this year the popular ski resort Bansko has turned into building site with many Brits and Irish snapping in frenzy off-plan flats that are never seem enough to satisfy demand. No surprise when this place proves to be both good investment with 30% annual growth and a nice place for ski holiday. Since I always wanted to buy on a mountain but the traditional Apline resorts are too expensive I have decided to join the crowds before it is not too late and started looking in property web sites specializing in ski properties in Bulgaria. I was pleasantly surprised that prices for ski apartments in another resort Pamporovo start at 20,000 quid for a studio in a luxury development. The big change this year for property investors in Bulgaria will be the arrival of more airlines, such as Ryanair and Easyjet, cutting the cost of travel from UK and boosting the number of visitors which I hope will help pushing up the price of my Bulgarian dream. One day I will sell it and hope to make a heathy profit.
What do you think about my plans?
If you want to know more and to see the prices this selection of agencies’ web links www.bgproperty.com is a good starting point. Of course there many other sites that can help you to get the full picture.
Nick
I just came back from my ski holiday in Bulgaria. It seems this year the popular ski resort Bansko has turned into building site with many Brits and Irish snapping in frenzy off-plan flats that are never seem enough to satisfy demand. No surprise when this place proves to be both good investment with 30% annual growth and a nice place for ski holiday. Since I always wanted to buy on a mountain but the traditional Apline resorts are too expensive I have decided to join the crowds before it is not too late and started looking in property web sites specializing in ski properties in Bulgaria. I was pleasantly surprised that prices for ski apartments in another resort Pamporovo start at 20,000 quid for a studio in a luxury development. The big change this year for property investors in Bulgaria will be the arrival of more airlines, such as Ryanair and Easyjet, cutting the cost of travel from UK and boosting the number of visitors which I hope will help pushing up the price of my Bulgarian dream. One day I will sell it and hope to make a heathy profit.
What do you think about my plans?
If you want to know more and to see the prices this selection of agencies’ web links www.bgproperty.com is a good starting point. Of course there many other sites that can help you to get the full picture.
Nick