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20:03 Wed 07 May 2008 - propertywisebulgaria.com
Over the past two years, Greece has staged a “real onslaught” onto the Bulgarian and other Balkan markets, Greek business newspaper Imerisia reported on May 7. Greek construction companies, mainly from the northern part of the country, have been building large residential, office and retail developments in Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and, recently, Macedonia. read more
 
 
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15:41 Thu 01 May 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
Investment fund Equest Balkan Properties plc (EBP) was considering the sale of the first shopping mall in Bulgaria, City Centre Sofia, Investor.bg quoted Naomi Kora, relations manager for the fund’s investors, on May 1 2008. Furthermore EBP was also considering the sale of Serdika Forum, former Serdika hotel in downtown Sofia at Vassil Levski monument, and another project in Belgrade. read more
15:41 Wed 30 Apr 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
Romanian daily Ziarul Financiar reported that several foreign investors in Romania who had bought apartments in early stages of development, were putting those apartments up for sale at a significant profit even before construction had finished. read more
17:13 Tue 29 Apr 2008 - Elitsa Savova
Construction in the Slunchev bryag (Sunny Beach) coastal resort could not be halted on May 1, Focus news agency said. Recently, the union of hotel owners in the resort demanded that heavy construction equipment be removed from the complex before May 1 because the first tourists are due to arrive at the beginning of the month. read more
12:32 Tue 29 Apr 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
According to data published by Globalpropertyguide.com, house price increases in Europe over the past year ending in Q4 of 2007, were highest in Bulgaria. Bulgarian houses increased by 34.61 per cent, closely followed by Poland with a 33 per cent increase. read more
18:26 Fri 25 Apr 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
ECE Projectmanagement Bulgaria, the Bulgarian arm of German developer ECE, will shortly launch construction on its 40-storey Europe Tower, company manager Plamen Ilchev told Mediapool.bg. The 180m building, to be erected in Sofia, will be the highest in Bulgaria and is due for completion in 2010. The investor, however, is yet to find a contractor to implement the project. read more
14:08 Thu 24 Apr 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
The Romanian government has only just started to involve itself in the green building concept but the new attitudes are gaining momentum. A host of Romanian public administration officials took the floor during the second and closing day of the Build Green CEE conference in Bucharest, Romania. read more
14:07 Wed 23 Apr 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
Buildings account for 37 per cent of overall energy consumption. In fact, buildings and transport collectively emit 50 per cent of overall green emissions, participants in the Building Green CEE: Energy Efficient and Ecological Design for the Region conference concluded at the opening panel on April 23. The two-day conference, ending on April 24, is taking place in Bucharest, Romania. Participants agreed that constructing "green" buildings is an essential element of an overall strategy to reduce growing energy consumption and greenhouse emissions, both identified as the main drivers of climate change. read more
18:27 Tue 22 Apr 2008 - Rene Beekman
Bulgaria's National Construction Control Directorate started procedures to close down seven construction sites following regular controls performed between January 1 and March 31 2008, the directorate announced on April 22. In addition, the directorate imposed 10 administrative penalties and issued two fines, Investor.bg said. read more
16:57 Tue 22 Apr 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
ING Real Estate Development (ING RED), the real estate branch of the ING group, was planning to start a large-scale real estate project in the centre of Bucharest, Investor.bg said.The new project was said to be similar to the Zlote Tarasy project in Warsaw and to include office spaces and a mall, Romanian daily Ziarul Financiar said. read more
14:14 Tue 22 Apr 2008 - www.propertywisebulgaria.com
The Balchik municipality has expressed interest in buying back the plot of land on which the remains of the ancient temple of Kibela (the ancient goddess Cybele) had been discovered. A buy-back however, would take a significant chunk out of the municipal budget, Bulgarian news agency (BTA) quoted Balchik mayor Nikolai Angelov as saying. Angelov said the municipality had offered the current owners the chance to exchange the site for a larger plot but the offer had been rejected. The two sides could not reach an agreement about the value of a possible deal, Investor.bg said. read more
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