Israeli Electra to develop residential scheme in Varna

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Israeli real estate developer Electra Group has started construction on its first Bulgarian project a gated residential community in Varna, to be named Botanic VIP Residence, the companys sales manager Petar Petrov told Dnevnik daily on March 30.

Bulgarian investors eye properties in the US

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The financial crunch and a feeble dollar are not such bad news for the United States property market, Pari daily reported.

First tourists for summer 2008 season land in Bourgas

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The first group of 74 foreign tourists for the new summer season arrived at Bourgas airport aboard a lowcost Sterling airlines plane from Copenhagen on March 30, Bourgas city hall said in a statement.

Kamchiya resort to receive heavy investment, mayor says

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The resort village of Kamchiya, located 28 km southward from Varna, will attract significant investment to the tune of between 200 and 250 million euro over the next two or three years, Avren municipality mayor Krassimir Todorov said, as quoted by Bulgarian news agency BTA.

About 60 per cent of the apartments in Winslow Gardens sold offplan

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Investment company Winslow Developments has sold about 60 per cent of the apartments in its residential complex Winslow Gardens in Sofias Manastirski livadi borough even before starting construction on the first phase of the gated community, the company said in a statement on March 31.

Bulgarias economy grows more vulnerable Coface

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Frenchbased leading credit management firm Coface put Bulgaria in its list of countries under surveillance due to the increasing amount of business risk, the credit insurance agency said in a statement on March 30. Coface also downgraded its country risk rating from quot;A4 quot;, which it assigned in January last year, to quot;A4 quot;.