Sat, Jul 04 2009
The project will be financed by the Bulgarian Bank for Development, and the Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas, or Jessica Programme, although the report has so far failed to reveal the total cost of the vast enterprise.
The strategic plan envisages the conservation of the nature "for decades ahead", and it was formulated by a municipal team headed by professor Ivan Nikiforov, backed by Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev.
Once the overhaul and reconstruction of the Sofia–Vidin line is complete, it will cut travel time to three hours, as the train will be able to reach speeds of up to 160 km/h, shortening the journey to three hours.
Marriott however has made it clear that is not interested in investing in construction, but rather to occupy and manage existing buildings. Its strategy is to obtain management contracts.
Investors realise that it’s not viable to have a building remaining empty over the course of a year – so it's better for them to employ more flexibility to offset that loss.
Blackwater Homes, a Cork-based firm which has constructed several housing developments in the south of Ireland, and is currently promoting a 354-flat complex in the Black Sea coast in Bulgaria, including a spa and a hotel, has filed for bankruptcy protection
A combination of bad circumstances, poor management and rampant corruption, particularly from the British-based and British-run company, Bulgarian Development UK, is to blame.
Nearly 20-30 per cent of offices across the country stay empty. The variety of promotions launched by sellers also fails to steady the segment
The city hall demolishes three buildings for not meeting legal requirements amid protests from the beach concessionaire
French retail chain Carrefour has confirmed that it will open a store in Mall Pleven
Eastern Europe's declining competitiveness accounts for a geographic relocation in outsourcing of office space. Nevertheless, Bulgaria is holding its own.
Warehouses and logistics centres still offer potential opportunities in the midst of an economic downturn for investors and developers.
The project will be financed by the Bulgarian Bank for Development, and the Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas, or Jessica Programme, although the report has so far failed to reveal the total cost of the vast enterprise.
The strategic plan envisages the conservation of the nature "for decades ahead", and it was formulated by a municipal team headed by professor Ivan Nikiforov, backed by Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev.
Once the overhaul and reconstruction of the Sofia–Vidin line is complete, it will cut travel time to three hours, as the train will be able to reach speeds of up to 160 km/h, shortening the journey to three hours.
Marriott however has made it clear that is not interested in investing in construction, but rather to occupy and manage existing buildings. Its strategy is to obtain management contracts.
Investors realise that it’s not viable to have a building remaining empty over the course of a year – so it's better for them to employ more flexibility to offset that loss.
The project will be financed by the Bulgarian Bank for Development, and the Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas, or Jessica Programme, although the report has so far failed to reveal the total cost of the vast enterprise.
The strategic plan envisages the conservation of the nature "for decades ahead", and it was formulated by a municipal team headed by professor Ivan Nikiforov, backed by Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev.
Once the overhaul and reconstruction of the Sofia–Vidin line is complete, it will cut travel time to three hours, as the train will be able to reach speeds of up to 160 km/h, shortening the journey to three hours.
A combination of bad circumstances, poor management and rampant corruption, particularly from the British-based and British-run company, Bulgarian Development UK, is to blame.
Marriott however has made it clear that is not interested in investing in construction, but rather to occupy and manage existing buildings. Its strategy is to obtain management contracts.
A combination of bad circumstances, poor management and rampant corruption, particularly from the British-based and British-run company, Bulgarian Development UK, is to blame.
A total of 3897 new flats in 547 new buildings were developed in Q1 of 2009, mostly in the seaside cities of Varna and Bourgas, followed by Plovdiv and Sofia.
British-based Property Abroad reports increasing interest in Bulgarian real estate
Residential property developer Bulgarian Land Development (BLD) will start work on it July Morning holiday village despite sustained protests from green groups
Negotiations have started on property disposals including Rodacar, the 12 300 sq m retail warehouse property in Varna, and the mixed use Serdika project, in the centre of Sofia.
Carrefour opens the first of four stores planned for Bulgaria in Bourgas Plaza, the city's first shopping mall, which is due to open for business in the first week of April
The strategic plan envisages the conservation of the nature "for decades ahead", and it was formulated by a municipal team headed by professor Ivan Nikiforov, backed by Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev.
Private equity investor plans to focus on two key projects - the Technomarket retail chain and the SuperBorovets real estate development
Carrefour, Marks&Spencer, Kenvelo, Benetton, Adidas, Mango, Terra Nova, Intersport, Sport Depo, Mothercare, New Yorker and Starbucks, among many others, expect their customers at Bourgas Plaza.
This year's Cannes property forum, attended by several Bulgarian firms, will be set against the backdrop of global slump.
Bulgarian Cabinet aims to change the Spatial Planning Act for building regulation, but is likely to spawn more confusion than ever before.
A combination of bad circumstances, poor management and rampant corruption, particularly from the British-based and British-run company, Bulgarian Development UK, is to blame.
This year's Cannes property forum, attended by several Bulgarian firms, will be set against the backdrop of global slump.
Marriott however has made it clear that is not interested in investing in construction, but rather to occupy and manage existing buildings. Its strategy is to obtain management contracts.
The strategic plan envisages the conservation of the nature "for decades ahead", and it was formulated by a municipal team headed by professor Ivan Nikiforov, backed by Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev.
Hundreds of millions of leva are the estimated losses incurred by the municipality due to alleged unscrupulous business deals perpetrated by Sofiiski Imoti.
Non-EU nationals who own property in Bulgaria now have fast access to the country
The project will be financed by the Bulgarian Bank for Development, and the Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas, or Jessica Programme, although the report has so far failed to reveal the total cost of the vast enterprise.
Carrefour, Marks&Spencer, Kenvelo, Benetton, Adidas, Mango, Terra Nova, Intersport, Sport Depo, Mothercare, New Yorker and Starbucks, among many others, expect their customers at Bourgas Plaza.
A combination of bad circumstances, poor management and rampant corruption, particularly from the British-based and British-run company, Bulgarian Development UK, is to blame.
Non-EU nationals who own property in Bulgaria now have fast access to the country
A combination of bad circumstances, poor management and rampant corruption, particularly from the British-based and British-run company, Bulgarian Development UK, is to blame.
Marriott however has made it clear that is not interested in investing in construction, but rather to occupy and manage existing buildings. Its strategy is to obtain management contracts.
The project will be financed by the Bulgarian Bank for Development, and the Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas, or Jessica Programme, although the report has so far failed to reveal the total cost of the vast enterprise.
Non-EU nationals who own property in Bulgaria now have fast access to the country
Carrefour, Marks&Spencer, Kenvelo, Benetton, Adidas, Mango, Terra Nova, Intersport, Sport Depo, Mothercare, New Yorker and Starbucks, among many others, expect their customers at Bourgas Plaza.
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