Bulgarian accession to the EU. The green light for the serious investor
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Bulgarian Accession to the EU: A Green Light for Serious Investors?
Summary:
Bulgaria is set to join the European Union in early 2007, having met all accession requirements. This milestone is expected to boost the country's global reputation and attract substantial investment from the European Community.Article:
Bulgaria, currently a relatively underdeveloped economy with an average monthly wage of just €280, is on the cusp of a transformation. With its pending EU membership, scheduled for early 2007, Bulgaria anticipates a surge in global recognition and significant investment from European nations. This transition will align the country’s transportation, utilities, labor, fiscal, and banking systems with those of its more affluent European neighbors.
As Bulgaria’s prosperity rises, private and corporate investors are likely to flock to the country to capitalize on its newfound economic growth. Over the past few years, Bulgaria has experienced consistent property market appreciation, with increases ranging from 20% to 30%. This growth has primarily attracted long-term corporate investors and speculative property investors.
Historically, new EU member countries have seen property prices nearly double within a year or two of accession, as observed in Ireland, Hungary, and Spain. Bulgaria is expected to follow suit. Currently, it boasts some of the lowest property prices and living costs across Europe. Predictably, these prices are set to rise significantly over the next 12 to 18 months to match those of other EU countries.
Bulgaria offers diverse investment opportunities across its urban, coastal, mountainous, and rural regions:
- Sofia, the capital, is witnessing a surge in corporate investments as companies move to benefit from low labor and rental costs.
- The Black Sea Coast, featuring resorts like Sunny Beach, Golden Sands, and St. Vlas, offers higher summer water temperatures than the Spanish Mediterranean. Tourism is booming, with many visitors choosing to invest in vacation homes.
- Mountain resorts such as Borovets, Pamporovo, and Bansko provide the longest ski season in Europe. Ski apartment prices are about 70% lower than in other popular European locations, spurring a property purchase surge.
- Rural properties can be acquired for less than the cost of a car, offering astute buyers bargains with immense potential.
Experts, including those at www.investmentpropertybg.com, anticipate a significant price increase in the coming months as Bulgaria moves closer to EU accession. Returning visitors, impressed with the value and variety of Bulgarian properties, are expected to drive further demand. Now is the opportune moment for serious investors to seize the advantages Bulgaria presents.
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