Bulgaria with second lowest life expectancy in EU

Lithuania will spend EUR50m on renovating old blocks of flats

BiH economic growth down to 2.0 per cent in 2016

One out of eleven Czechs can lose his property

Controversies over Kosovo’s real estate

Emigration momentum in early 2017

Famous Hungarian Eiffel Palace for sale

Consumer prices in Latvia increased 3.3 per cent 

Bulgarian, Romanian and Hungarian real estate markets will attract the interest of opportunistic investors as they offer high levels of profitability and growth potential.

M&A deals in Central-Eastern Europe peaked in value in 2016 at EUR86.7bn, the highest level since 2013, according to the “Emerging Europe M&A report 2016/2017” by CMS in cooperation with EMIS.

The beginning of the year brings changes that will provide relief to the Hungarians after several years of belt-tightening.

Central European countries want to play a more important role in the European Union and such initiatives as the Visegrad Group are meant to help achieving that goal.

Ukraine: stock inventories of Naftogaz are 14.75 bcm

Moldova: the annual inflation rate decreased to 3 per cent

In half of the European countries the average wage is sufficient to live on your own without denying yourself basic pleasures. Regrettably, Poland is not one of them.