The days working in london writes that Bulgaria is now one of the top destinations for ski properties because of factors such as the low property prices and inexpensive ski passes.

“During summer time this sparsely populated, largely rural country offers a wealth of activities such as hiking, fishing and biking, along with the fabulous beaches from the Black Sea coast. The various historic towns, unspoilt villages, castles and churches will also be waiting to be explored.”

Properties in the popular ski resorts can earn as much as 12% rental return based on property investment firm Assetz. This return is potentially double those of coastal properties because of their all year-round attraction.

The amount of UK holidaymaker visiting Bulgaria increased by a staggering 36% previously year. This has lead to an influx of travel companies as the country has become establishing itself as a genuine holiday hotspot.

UK Househunters “Tempted” by Bulgaria, wizz air

Instead of buying a farmhouse in France or an apartment around the Costa Del Sol, the Daily Telegraph reports that British investors are now lured to buy properties in Bulgaria and Turkey.

A key element in determining the brand new location to invest is price and investors have been experiencing enormous returns. For instance, a large one-bedroom flat in Ravda, 10 minutes in the Black Sea resort of Sunny Beach purchased two and a half years ago for just under 20,000 pounds fully furnished, would now cost 45,000 pounds.

Marc Todd of Dosop, a global property company located in West London, enhances the corcern that some of overdevelopment within the big resorts such as Sunny Beach and shows that there is a large way to obtain less desireable properties developing the marketplace.

It has resulted in the announcement that construction permits for brand new developments in Black Sea coastal areas will be issued only from the required infrastructure has been built.

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