Bansko Ski Resort

[Les White]

1000€ CASH BACK ON ALL COMPLETED CONTRACTS UP UNTIL DECEMBER 2007!!Bulgaria is on course to get full membership of the European Union in January 2007, but accession may be put back by a year unless Sofia takes action in a few key policy fields. Once the country becomes a member of the European Union we should expected to see the same steady economic growth that has occurred in the other new member states. Overlay this effect with the present growth and it is not difficult to see a very bright future.
Bulgaria is already receiving massive EU subsidies for new roads and general infrastructure. Bansko sits just off the main road linking Sofia with Greece and will therefore be one of the first new roads to be completed. At the moment in a number of places the road is single carriage way and is in a poor condition. Clearly renewing the road will have a very positive effect on the area. Bansko has been a popular resort for a number of years. Historically it was the Bulgarians themselves and people from neighbouring countries, especially Greece, who were the main users. In the last few years however the resort has really opened itself up to a wider European audience. We believe this has happened for the following reasons:
• General increased marketing
• The building of many new, world class, facilities in Bansko. (There are plans a foot to build brand new luxury, alpine look, Hilton hotel around the same Golf course as our development)
• Many new ski lifts have been built including one of the longest in Europe. (a new 8 seater gondola started working last season and is over 6 km long connecting the town with Banderishka meadow. The resort possesses approximately 26 km of lifts in total)
• Cheap fights have now begun to fly into Sofia and the number of cheap flights from the UK is set to increase.
• The introduction of many more summer based activities such as down hill mountain biking, golf, horse riding, walking, hiking, several natural spars, climbing, paragliding, rare alpine flower tours and many more.
• The increase in property prices in Bulgaria has firmly focused the world’s property developers/investors on Bansko and has lead to a great deal of coverage in the general media.
• Ever increasing prices across the Alps have made the much cheaper Bulgarian ski destinations more and more attractive
These massively positive influences have made the 2006 season the busiest year yet for Bansko.

[charlie1960]

Les are youy an agent selling on behalf of a developer

[Les White]

Yes I represent developers/owners how can I help you

[charlie1960]

well I'm soon to become an owner, unfortunately my experience for far has not been great, I bought in the Bansko pearl development from RHH which proved to be a major mistake, that said its too late to pull out, I need a furniture package but wont pay over the odds and possibly a management company but having been stung quiet bad already i'm being very careful.

[hollsmos]

Hi Les,
How are you?

[roythepower]

Hi Les so you sell property's for owners. I have brought a property in the old town of Bansko, down by the entrance to the town. I have not had a good experience, the place still is unfurnished.

The wrong figures were put down on the deeds, i understand this is common in Bulgaria to avoid paying tax by the seller, because I did not use a solicitor, very foolish i now know, and the agent stole the money he was meant to pass n to the fitter who was meant to furnish it.

I have been thinking about selling up for a long time now & i at least want to come out of this with what i paid, but I know that things are bad in Bulgaria and nothing is really selling over there.

Can you tell me what are my chances of getting my money back, what are the prices are like over there, how do they sell property in Bansko, is it by the sq m.