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| Big boost for Bulgaria
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| Spain is still by far the most popular
country for Brits buying overseas property, according to a new
survey. |
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| France was the runner-up with Bulgaria
receiving a big boost to taking third place, just ahead of the
United States, show figures from leading trade body, the
Association of International Property Professionals
(AIPP). |
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| The average amount spent on each home by UK buyers
was ?98,000, with a total of ?20billion being spent in 2006. Of those,
31.6% bought property in Spain; 18.9% in France and 7.7% in Bulgaria. USA
took 7.5% of the market and Italy had 2.8%. |
| Among value-for-money properties in Bulgaria
offered through Polycontact is spacious one-bed apartments in
Pamporovo, (illustrated above) from just ?44,500. The properties, in
Pamporovo, have views of surrounding snow-capped mountains and forest
slopes. On site there are service rooms, shops, restaurant. The
apartments comprises of a modern fitted kitchen(buyers can choose from 3
tipes of kitchen), living room, bedroom with fitted wardrobes, bathroom
with toilet and terrace. Also TV satellite and local security system for
each apartment and heating system of your choice included in the
price. Call our sales team for more details on our UK line 207 019
6100. |
| Paul Owen, chief executive, of AIPP said, ?Despite
the massive increase in emerging markets, nearly half of overseas property
purchasers by UK buyers are in a country they know ? one in which they've
spent many holidays and, possibly, learned the language a little at
school. |
| ?Bulgaria is still one of the fastest-growing
markets... but it's an established destination now for UK buyers and its
imminent ascension into EU membership will perhaps help it
further.? |
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The survey data was supplied by seven foreign exchange
companies, who are all members of AIPP. The organisation was formed in
March 2006 to enhance the professionalism of the
industry. |
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