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European property investments

Monday, January 15, 2007

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Just browsed across this news item. The article claims that Bulgaria is one of the topmost property destinations in Europe. I wonder what is the reason behind this. As like Asian countries, it is not because of the demand-supply gap. It is more likely because of the huge surge in tourism in the area. Places like Varna are famous simply because of their beaches. I guess, it is better to buy a piece of land of bulgaria property there today. My grandchildren will then be able to feast with my money decades later!

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posted by Anand, 9:18 AM

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