My Bulgarian Property - Why Bulgaria

The still very attractive low prices of properties in Bulgaria:
Despite its dynamics and the continuous rise of the prices of real estate properties, the market in Bulgaria still offers the most attractive prices among all other countries in the EU.
The European integration of Bulgaria:
Bulgaria is financially stable - in 1999 the Bulgarian currency was tied to the German mark and subsequently the Euro, thus stabilising the currency and ensuring economic growth. On 02.04.2004 Bulgaria became a full member of NATO, and in the year of 2007 it is expected to join the EU as well. Now is the right time to invest in property in Bulgaria.
Attractive tourist destination:
Bulgaria is widely known and praised as a tourist destination. Much of Bulgaria is like an open-air museum of Balkan culture, with beautifully decorated churches, wonderfully preserved rustic villages and a great deal of enduring folklore. The mountainous interior makes it one of the top hiking destinations of Europe, while over on the Black Sea coast, the white-sand beaches are just as magnificent in reality as they look in the tourist brochures.
Lower cost of living:
The living cost in Bulgaria is one of the lowest ones compared with all other European countries. Most services and products here are about 50% cheaper than their European equivalents.Bulgaria has one of the least expensive costs of living in whole Europe and one can enjoy the advantage of great geographical diversity there – plenty of splendid sand beaches on the coast and ideal conditions for skiing in the mountains in the winter.
The climate is perfectly pleasant:
The country benefits from a temperate continental climate with clearly marked four seasons and there are more than 300 sunny days per year throughout the country. The average temperature from April throughout September is 23C.
The Mineral Springs:
Bulgaria has more than 600 hot, warm and cold mineral springs of varied physical and chemical contents, mineralisation, curative gases, biologically active trace elements, temperature and curative properties. .....read more
A number of businesses offer talasso-therapy, pearl baths, underwater massage, phyto-therapy, curative mud, inhalations, manual therapy, paraffin treatment, acupuncture, helio-prophylaxis, ozone and oxygen therapy, slimming procedures, balneo-cosmetics, etc.
The food of centenarians:
Bulgaria abounds in natural mineral springs and most nature products are organic. Much of the food is grown naturally, since commercial farming is not widespread in Bulgaria . Bulgaria is the country of yogurt - the food of centenarians. Here you will find a wealth of locally grown, totally fresh fruits and vegetables, particularly rich in vitamins. Bulgarian food is close to traditional European cuisine. A traditional Bulgarian menu includes bread, yogurt and fresh milk, cheese, tomatoes, paprika, potatoes, onions, beans and fruits, grappa and red or white wine.
Great Bulgarian Hospitality:
Bulgarians are warm and hearty people, renowned for their hospitality to foreigners, famous for their respect and good will toward their guests and visitors. They are ready to open their hospitable doors to those willing to share the rich traditions and folklore, agricultural activities, preserved old crafts, and delicious and varied local cuisine.