Investments

Verana, Sunny Beach, and Sofia are the three names that rise the most when foreign buyers start exploring real estate in Bulgaria — and they solve very different problems. One is an active beach city all year round, one is a summer resort, and one is a city without a sea with a professional rental market....

Buying an investment property in Varna is the easy part. Managing it from another country — that’s where most foreign owners run into trouble. Between vetting tenants, a tap that’s dripping at two in the morning, and a tax return that needs to be filed in a language you may not even read — remote management can quietly eat away at your return...

Varna, Sunny Beach and Sofia are the three places that come up most often when foreign buyers start looking into Bulgarian property — and they each offer a very different solution. One is a year-round coastal city, one is a summer resort, and one is a landlocked capital with a professional rental market. Comparing them side by side makes the right choice much clearer than reading three separate market...

Buying a rental property in Varna is the easy part. Managing it from another country is where most foreign owners get stuck. Between tenant screening, a leaking tap at 2am, and a tax return filed in a language you may not read, remote ownership can quietly erode the very yield that made the investment attractive. This guide covers exactly how renting out a Bulgarian property works for a foreign owner in...

Varna — the "capital of the sea" of Bulgaria — is one of the most interesting real estate markets in Europe in 2026. A real coastal city with 350,000 residents, an international airport just 15 minutes from the center, a direct flight from Tel Aviv in about two hours, beaches of golden sand — and apartment prices that are still...

Real estate purchases in Bulgaria have become one of the most popular investments among Israelis in recent years — and not without reason. A direct flight from Tel Aviv in about two hours, prices starting at a fraction of the prices in Israel, favorable tax laws, and starting in January 2026 — the official Euro currency, which eliminates...

The Future of the Property Market in Bulgaria Following the Eurozone In recent years, the property market in Bulgaria has been growing at a faster rate than in many European countries, raising questions as to whether this constitutes a bubble...

Let us consider the following: investment in property can be either short-term or long-term. In the case of a short-term investment, the buyer has the following options: 1. They purchase off-plan and sell after...

Crises show us that business is not simply about the movement of money, but about the presence or absence of trust. And in this crisis, every individual business will fare differently, and whether each individual enterprise succeeds or fails will depend primarily on...

The supply of housing in the high-end and mid-range segments has shown steady, gradual growth since 2013, with the number of the number of new projects completed was 8% higher than in the first half of the same year, and...