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Investors Target Bulgarian Ski Properties
Property investors seeking emerging markets with massive potential are focused on Bulgaria and ski resorts such as Bansko, a prospect for the 2014 Winter Olympics.
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Property investors seeking emerging markets with massive potential are focused on Bulgaria and ski resorts such as Bansko, a prospect for the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Bulgaria is currently receiving unprecedented levels of investment into property and infrastructure because the country is aligned for full EU membership in 2007; the ski and sun resorts in Bulgaria have attracted much of this direct investment.
The money is being ploughed into the improvement of facilities, the promotion of resorts and to increase visitor numbers and tourism revenue in Bulgaria - and in Bulgaria’s ski resorts this investment is already paying off.
For winter ski holidays Bulgaria is now the number one country for British tourists seeking affordable snow resorts and for summer sun holidays. Bulgaria is the number one country for Eastern European holiday makers, with Northern European interest also beginning to surge.
Investors have already targeted property in Bulgaria’s Black Sea resorts and have reaped financial reward in the form of strong rental yields and impressive property price growth. Now they are looking for the next emerging property market within this developing country.
Because Sofia is a strong candidate city for the 2014 Winter Olympics, and because Bansko will be the number one Olympic center if Sofia’s bid is successful, investors are positioning themselves ahead of the predicted curve by buying ski properties in Bulgaria’s number one ski resort.
With 40 million Euros already invested into improving Bansko, real estate investors are benefiting from the resort’s increased visitor numbers, improved infrastructure and a much more appealing holiday destination overall.
Apartments in Bansko located close to the gondola, the town center and situated in developments with superior communal facilities start from just 39,000 Euros and the increase in demand for rental accommodation during Bansko’s five-month winter season and two-month summer season should help to ensure investors reap the maximum rental yields possible as well as enjoying strong underlying property price growth.
Properties in certain key developments in Bansko have gained 30% in the last year, and with investor and tourist interest in Bansko now at an all time high these gains could well become the norm throughout the resort. It is this potential for long term growth that is attracting property investors to Bulgaria’s ski resorts and it is Bulgaria’s potential for economic growth and development over the long term that will ultimately be the key for the success of any investments made into the country.
Greek Piraeus Bank announced the creation of an international company, whose main object will be real estate investments in Southeastern Europe, Bulgaria and Romania being prioritized.
The trade name of the company will be Trieris Real Estate Fund.
The share capital of the investment company will amount to EUR 50 M, and will mainly come from investors of the Bank. The funds for investment will be managed by an international subsidiary company of Piraeus
Greek Piraeus Bank announced the creation of an international company, whose main object will be real estate investments in Southeastern Europe, Bulgaria and Romania being prioritized.
The trade name of the company will be Trieris Real Estate Fund.
The share capital of the investment company will amount to EUR 50 M, and will mainly come from investors of the Bank. The funds for investment will be managed by an international subsidiary company of Piraeus
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