Bulgaria is a country which has been successful in achieving
a consistent economic growth in the past few years. Despite economic and
political changes it has undergone, it is slated to become a member of the
European Union which will enable to stabilize the currency and look forward to
a better conducive environment for economic growth. This reason itself has
caused the foreign direct investment to grow exponentially in the past few
years, crossing the $2bn mark in 2004. This foreign direct investment has
leapfrogged the Gross Domestic Product which makes it very clear that Destination
Bulgaria is emerging and any investment in immovable properties would only
appreciate in the near future and highly probable that it would do so in the
long run.
The
property prices have increased by as much as 25% in the past year, which
implies that rents also are on the upswing. Big investors and holiday corporate
companies are invest more and more, since the rental income would increase substantially.
Small investors are already making a fast buck of about 40-50% appreciation on
the property they own, by offering resale of complete/ semi-complete
developments.
Furthering
this boom, the Bulgarian government is working on a legislation to enable
freehold ownership of land and property by foreigners. This step is being taken
looking at the trend of construction quality and development and success of
pioneer investors in the recent past.
Compared
to other nations of Europe, the development costs in Bulgaria with respect to labor,
land, taxes, utilizes etc. are cheaper. As a result of which, a supply void
could be created to hike prices and gains. As more and more multi national
companies are entering Bulgaria,
the job market is looking up and so is the demand for rental houses and
apartments.
The
property acquiring process in Bulgaria
is simple, since foreigners acquiring properties in Bulgaria was not allowed and is
changing.
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