Bodrum real estate is popular, in part, due to the spectacular sea vistas along the Bodrum Peninsula especially in Yalikavak, a former fishing village, which has breath taking views out over a blue sea bay and charming marina. Yalikavak has a relaxed atmosphere with apartments and vilas set back in beautiful, green surroundings with some excellent fish restaurants along the modern promenade....
We specialize in making property for sale in Turkey accessible to Foreign buyers through covering all the specifics from finding the right area to your dream apartment or villa to ensuring that the purchase process is smooth and simple. But our customers tell us that it is our attention to detail that they find most pleasing – for instance we had a couple who advised us that they found it difficult to...
There are lots of houses for sale in Turkey and they tend to be very different in design to typical UK houses. As Turkey enjoys a sub-tropical climate, with over 300 days of sunshine in its coastal regions, the houses in Turkey tend to have more features to take advantage of the glorious climate. For instance, a Belek villa in Antalya might have large picture windows to admire the views of nearby...
Acquiring commercial property in Turkey is fast becoming a profitable business due to the low corporate income tax rate which has been reduced from 33% to just 20%, with individual income tax scales from a low of 15% to a peak of 35%. There are also tax benefits and incentives in Turkey’s Technology and Development Zones, Industrial zones and Free Zones which offer partial or total exemption from...
Current turmoil has not made people scared to invest in Istanbul; it still captures the interest of investors. It’s really amazing to see how Turkey has managed to maintain it’s buoyant in such a tough time. One of the reasons could be the ease with which people do purchase property in Istanbul also lower interest rates have attracted crowd, especially foreign buyers. Owing an apartment in Istanbul is...
Investment in Turkey is becoming an ever increasing trend due to the economic crisis in the European Union coupled with the relative merits of a booming Turkish economy, which has seen its GDP more than tripling to USD 772 billion in 2011, compared to USD 232 billion in 2002. The average GDP growth rate is 5.2% over the last 9 years making Turkey the 18th largest economy in the world and the 7th...
Many foreign owned villas in Turkey tend to be centered near to historical sites or on seaside resorts along its Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, where a multitude of charming towns contain ooze cafes and culture with access to state-of-the-art spas – which is one of many reasons why over 30 million tourists choose to visit Turkey each year. Another reason is to look at villas in...
Turkish real estate is in the top 3 of the most attractive real estate destinations for emerging markets, according to a 2012 survey carried out by the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE). Pricewaterhousecooper’s ‘“Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe”, report ranked Istanbul as the most attractive investment market in Europe in the “Existing Property Performance”,...
If one had but a single glance to give the world, one should gaze on Istanbul. Alphonse de Lamartine The first time I visited Istanbul I was immediately enchanted and I knew, as I disembarked from the bus into Taksim Square, that this was a special place. Walking down Istiklal Street, Istanbul’s main shopping area, I marveled at the array of modern shops alongside traditional...
‘Turkey sale for property’, or should that be ‘Property for sale in Turkey’? It can be a disaster if you pick the wrong agent, who perhaps sells villas in the summer but chops meat in the winter, so why butcher your chances of a place in the sun? We know that it is vital to get everything right when you buy your second home in Turkey, and we are here to make sure you do. We like to cross all the...
