The costs associated with property transactions in Bulgaria are much lower than in developed economies, as are the running costs or the costs of refurbishment or improvement. All properties are bought freehold.
Property and land prices are without doubt good value in Bulgaria. This may be due in part to the general historic neglect of its assets and also because the Bulgarian currency (the Lev) is undervalued.
Bulgaria is now a full member of NATO and has received a formal invitation to join the EU in 2007 and remains on schedule. During the European Union Summit held on Dec 17th Bulgaria was praised for its progress and has now complied with 26 out of the 30 EU accession criteria.

Air temperatures in the summer vary between 23°C and 27°C and sea temperatures vary between 17°C and 25°C, warmer than the Mediterranean. There are more than 240 hours of sunshine in May and September and more than 300 in July and August.
The coast of the Black Sea faces east and extends over 378 km. Its seawater is clean and not tidal and its vast beaches covered with fine golden sand. The majority of Bulgaria's beaches have been awarded the EU Blue Flag for their environmental excellence.
Direct international flights from the UK (2.5 hrs) are available to Varna airport all year round from Heathrow with British Airways www.ba.com and from Gatwick with Bulgarian Air www.air.bg. For booking details and latest timetable ...
Currently an 'open skies' agreement is needed to allow budget airlines to service the Black Sea coast directly. Due to the privatisation of Bulgaria's national carrier Balkan Air, this will not be adopted until just before EU membership.
For the above reasons we expect budget airlines to start servicing the Black Sea coast from mid-2007 or 2008.