Fri, Feb 10 2012
Photo: Tsvetelina Nikolaeva

The Transit Roads programme's total value is about 705 million euro, of which 380 million were released as loans from the European Investment Bank (EIB)
Southwestern Bulgaria will see a wide-ranging road overhaul programme
The rehabilitation of the road section linking Veliko Turnovo to Gabrovo via Dryanovo is almost over
Seven buildings, of them two completed, in Vladislavovo borough will have 210 flats in total
Varna has applied for two new projects amounting to eight million leva, in addition to the Varna water treatment station, the Vinitsa and Galata drainage networks which will cost more than 50 million leva.
Government plan to give money to municipalities leads to war of words and wrangling among beneficiaries.
The budget spending is seven per cent down from 2008, meaning that the city will seek European Union funds for infrastructure projects
The retail chain has inked a deal with Varna Towers mall to host one of the first Mercator outlets in Bulgaria
Under the influence of alcohol, a group of British university students vandalised a news stand in the early hours of April 1
Apart from luxury yachts, guests at the annual HYPO Bulgaria Boat Show in Varna will see helicopters, sports cars, motor bikes, scooters, diving gear and other specialised sports kit
Not a single request for the use of special intelligence means had been turned down by the Varna Appeals Court in 2008.
The head of public order, Svetomir Nikolov, has been fired as part of a massive action undertaken to stall illegal construction around the Varna Lake
Average market prices of homes in Sofia fell by one per cent in the fourth quarter of 2011 compared to the same period of 2010, according to the Raiffeisen Real Estate Index, as quoted by Klasa daily.
Proportionately, the number of transactions in leva increased as people reacted to speculation that the euro would disappear.
Nearly all banks are ready to finance between 80 per cent and 90 per cent of the price of a home, provided it is a good building in a large city, Bulgarian daily says.
Property prices in Bulgaria were five to 10 per cent lower in 2011 than in 2010, while initial estimates for this year are that they will remain largely unchanged, with transactions remaining at ‘crisis levels’.
Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia ranks 17th, report says, quoting Global Property Guide.
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