Sun, Nov 08 2009
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The European Trade Centre has five class A office buildings with a total area of 70 000 sq m. Colliers International is the consultant on the 70 million euro project
Unless the city hall lowers the rent, the establishments face the prospect of staying closed for the summer season. Currently only three out of 26 are operational
The first phase of the overhaul will include Troikata Square, Alexandrovska and Bogoridi streets, all houses located in the perimeter as well as the segment from Tsar Simeon and Bulair and Cyril and Methodii streets.
As the number of planned malls declines because of the credit crunch, the existing ones are seeing trouble from unhappy tenants
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
France's Carrefour, Europe's biggest retailer, has not given up on the planned rapid expansion in Bulgaria despite the global economic slump, sources close to the company said. The chain has inked a contract to open a 10 000 sq m outlet in Rousse's Grand Plaza shopping mall, which should be finished in 2010. Carrefour has been preparing for Bulgarian entry for a several years now, planning to debut in 2009 and build a 30-strong network of supermarkets and hypermarkets over the folowing five years.
Office rent transactions peaked at 65 000 sq m between July and September 2008, but collapsed to 10 700 sq m in Q3 2009, Forton manager Sergei Koinov said.
Most potential buyers are now opting to buy a luxury flat in the range of 120 000 to 150 000 euro or a single family home for about 500 000 euro.
About 30 000 to 35 000 people employed in the construction sector were facing redundancies in 2010, Bulgaria's Regional Development Minister Rossen Plevneliev said on October 26.
Average market prices of housing in Bulgaria dropped five per cent in July-September, measured quarter-on-quarter, the National Statistical Institute said on October 23 2009.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has released a 43.5 million euro loan to Sofia Municipality, for infrastructure projects worth 88.1 million euro in total
My wife and I have bought a house in Konstantinovo near Bourgas and we eventually wish to live there permanently.We would like to thank the local people for a warm and friendly welcome.Also we would also like to congratulate the local authority on the work being carried out on the road systems and the green park area.
My wife and I have bought a house in Konstantinovo near Bourgas and we eventually wish to live there permanently.We would like to thank the local people for a warm and friendly welcome.Also we would also like to congratulate the local authority on the work being carried out on the road systems and the green park area.
I am English living in Bulgaria and I love Burgas.The sea gardens are a joy.The shops and restaurents
are many to be enjoyed.It can only get better
i totally disagree with the above comment. I'm a foreigner who lives in burgas for 1 year now and the improvement I've seen in this in this city surpass many other European cities, its not the best city you can find,true, but the effort the municipality and people of Burgas put to make it a better town should be respected! Burgas plaza is a Great mall and i hope we see more developments like this take place in Burgas!!!!
I was in Bulgaria and Burgas for two years ago. That was probably the disgusting city I have ever been in. Took the next bus to return to Sunny Beach. Burgas should spend money to fix up the city instead of building strings shopping complex.