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These figures are given by Emlak Kulisi, the construction and real estate newspaper in Turkey. The coronavirus pandemic has changed investor preferences - from February to August 2020, Turkey has seen a dynamic growth in demand for land (by 28 percent) and, as a result, an increase in land prices (up to 400 percent in six months). In May 2020, the...
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Turkish celebrities continue to acquire resort housing in secluded areas of the seacoast. Months of quarantine and restrictions associated with the coronavirus pandemic have reduced the attractiveness of housing in urban areas: celebrities are massively buying houses and villas in small villages by the sea. Today, Turkish media report have reported...
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After the coronavirus-related quarantine months in Turkey, duplex apartments have become particularly popular with property buyers. According to Emlak Kulisi, citing luxury real estate specialist Syuhran Aras (Istanbul), in June and July 2020, almost all two-level apartments - duplexes and penthouses were sold. Before the pandemic, the demand for...
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According to the Anadolu news agency, travelers and buyers of real estate in Turkey from Europe started arriving in Antalya in August. The flow of tourists from Germany has been increasing: hoteliers and real estate sellers in Turkey have perked up. Germany opened regular flights with Turkey on August 5, but the restriction for the flights to...
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In Turkey, on the coast of Erikli and the Saros Gulf, corona-safe rental houses have been offered to holidaymakers. These are holiday houses that have received a special coronavirus safety certificate. According to the Anadolu news agency, municipal brigades carry out checks for compliance with the requirements of coronavirus safety certification....
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Experts of the Turkish real estate market state that homeowners who have greatly inflated prices on the wave of the mortgage rush will now have to wait a long time for buyers. The unique mortgage campaign in Turkey is on the wane: loan amounts have already fallen, interest rates have risen, and the upward trend will continue. By August 2020, the...
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Emlak Kulisi, a Turkish construction and real estate publication, reports a sharp increase in demand for Turkish housing among Chinese investors. Most of the transactions with buyers from China are carried out online. Apartments in Istanbul are the most popular options among Chinese investors (popular areas include Beykoz, Maslak, Umranie). Most...
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Incredible as it may seem, the coronavirus pandemic has revived the real estate market of the most fashionable and prestigious Turkish resort, Bodrum. The wealthy residents of large cities, tired of quarantine, began to massively buy villas and apartments in Bodrum. The Turkish real estate publication Emlak Kulisi reports that the rise in apartment...
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Real estate sales in Turkey in the first half of 2020 amounted to 1,058,448 housing units, despite the coronavirus pandemic and related restrictions. These figures have been published by the Anadolu news agency. Most of the apartments were sold during this period in Istanbul (150,699 objects), the second place was taken by Ankara (93,511 objects),...
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Over the past five years, 148,996 houses have been sold to foreigners in Turkey. Turkish specialized media published statistics on the interest of foreigners in Turkey's real estate: citizens of 145 countries have bought 148,996 apartments and houses over the past five years. The largest number of buyers turned out to be residents of Iraq....
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