Where is it possible to spread the borders of our capital?

Where is it possible to spread the borders of our capital? The construction of new dwellings in the southern parts and around Vitosha Blvd does not cease. There are also many business buildings concentrated there.

Against this background, the municipality works hard on developing a "vision for Sofia" for 2050. The area where people choose to live often depends on how convenient transport is in the neighborhood.

What attracts the citizens to the southern neighborhoods of the capital is perhaps the possibility of a car because the parking problem is high in the center.

The calculations show that in certain neighborhoods that are quite attractive, such as Manastirski Livadi, there should be a lot more area than residents. Which means there are free apartments. And this means that many people have not registered, or indeed the trend is so.

Infrastructure is on the brink, even extremely insufficient. It is unrealistic for our capital to serve a population of a doubled area. There is a trend of expanding the city south on the hills to Bistritsa, which is not a sustainable trend as they can not be serviced.

Older people over 65 years of age are concentrated in and around the central city area, while children between 0 and 14 years of age are mainly concentrated in the neighborhoods where predominantly minority representatives - Philipovtsi, Fakulteta and Hristo Botev. Manastirski Livadi, Dragalevtsi, and the territory along Simeonovsko shosse Blvd also have a relatively younger population than the rest of the city.

50% of people with higher education choose areas for living in the south and southeast of the city center, as well as the distant neighborhoods such as Manastirski Livadi, Boyana, Dragalevtsi, and Mladost, and Drujba.