In Sofia area, they reach 48%. The percentage is also significant in Varna – 30 per cent, and in Plovdiv – 26 per cent. This is shown by a Eurostat report on the demographic map of the European Union published last week.
Bulgaria Air starts operating 10 new regular passenger flights to some of the most attractive cities in Europe and…
10 Views | the publication reaches you by | Bulgarian Business ClubAs the Sega newspaper wrote then, nearly 1.2 million homes in Bulgaria are uninhabited. This is approximately 1/3 of the total number of homes in Bulgaria. In the large cities, an average of a quarter of the dwellings are uninhabited, but in rural areas the percentage is far higher – an average of 43%.
The families who are almost under the poverty line or half of all people, 80% of the children under 18 and 595 of those between 16 and 29 live in a home which is considered overcrowded. 82% of the people who are renting their apartment also live with too many people. Over 3/4 of apartments in the country are in buildings which are over 30 years old and are not in good condition. The reasons for this unfortunate turnout are several factors: lack of care of the common spaces, oweners living abroad and not paying taxes and unreasonable expectations that the state has to take care of such problems. The problems are getting increasingly serious despite the popular rehabilitation propgramme for “free” funded with billions of leva by the state.
The Bulgarian economy shrunk by 4.6 percent last year, and in 2021 the country expects a recovery and…
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