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The Turkish Statistics Institute has published the report on the Consumer Confidence Index, an indicator designed to measure the degree of optimism of residents about the state of the economy (expressed in terms of consumption and savings). According to the published July 2020 data, the index of confidence in the construction industry in Turkey...
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The fee for getting a title deed in Turkey (TAPU) has increased to 1126 lira (about €140). Anyone who plans to purchase a Turkish home will have to pay this fee to the Cadastral Office when registering a transaction. The below costs are not included in the property cost in Turkey, that is why the buyer should also consider them to know...
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Are there distressed construction projects in Turkey? How does the Turkish climate affect building codes and standards? Why are panel and brick buildings prohibited in many Turkey’s provinces? What does a standard apartment look like in Turkey? Check out our article to find the answers to these and many other important questions. Climate...
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The global company Colliers International (USA), which provides real estate services in different countries, has published a report on the impact of the pandemic on the Turkish market. What problems has it caused? The analysts said the housing projects that were under construction during the coronavirus outbreak have been hit hard....
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Turkey is currently experiencing a huge boost of mortgage sales thanks to the new mortgage campaign designed to revive the real estate business in the country. What should you definitely pay attention to when buying an apartment in Turkey on a mortgage? The construction and real estate newspaper Emlak Kulisi has published a list of ten...
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Residential property prices in Turkey continue to rise, as does the number of sales. Emlak Kulisi, the Turkish construction and real estate newspaper, published an analytical report which says that 14 percent more homes were sold in the first quarter of 2020 than within the same period last year. When it comes to secondary housing, sales increased...
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In general, expats living in Turkey think that life in this country is cheaper than in their home countries. Along with the warm sea waters, the sunshine and well-developed infrastructure even in small towns, Turkey offers the freshest delicious fruits and vegetables all year round, cheap accommodation, low cost air travel around the country,...
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In Turkey, there is an increased demand for bungalow houses in the countryside. The coronavirus pandemic has impacted seasonal demand for holiday housing. This season, the most popular type of holiday rental property in Turkey is simple bungalow houses in the forest or on the beach. In 2020, tourists tend to relax in secluded places where you can...
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Within recent months and the coronavirus pandemic, noisy neighbors have become a problem for residents of apartment buildings more than ever in Turkey. Very often these are people working from home: tailors and other craftsmen, whose work at home makes a lot of noise. Today, the fine for noise pollution for residential property in Turkey has been...
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The third most popular destination among expats in Turkey is the province of Antalya (after Istanbul and Ankara). In 2019, 43,929 expats from different countries moved to Antalya (6.5 percent of the total number of those who moved to Turkey). Today 102,634 foreigners live in the resort province of Antalya: this stats has been provided by the...
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