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  • Turkey: Changes in rules and laws, summer 2024

    The first half of 2024 has come to an end. Let's discuss some significant adjustments in rules, regulations and decrees for residential property in Turkey. Content: Citizenship for investment Submission of documents for residence permit Security of transactions Renting Housing taxes Life in Turkey: Some aspects Citizenship for...

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  • Investment in Real Estate in Turkey in 2024

    2023 was a challenging year for the Turkish economy. The country faced numerous difficulties: rising inflation, fluctuations in the national currency exchange rate, and the aftermath of the February earthquake. However, in April, the International Monetary Fund published a forecast predicting Turkey's GDP growth to be 31% in 2024. The country...

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  • Muğla: What Makes the Province Attractive to Investors

    With the start of the summer season, investor focus has partly shifted back to resort towns, which is not surprising. Let's discuss what makes the province of Muğla interesting, where several large and small resorts are located. The location is in the southwest of Turkey, on the shores of the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas. It is considered the...

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  • 110,588 housing units sold in Turkey in May 2024

    Content: Mortgage transactions: 9,909 Other transaction categories: 100,679 Primary housing sales: 35,558 Secondary housng sales: 75,030 Sales to foreigners: 2,064 According to official data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜIK), housing sales in May 2024 decreased by 24% compared to the previous year, totaling 110,588 units. The...

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  • Bodrum: How Much is Housing on the Turkish Riviera and Why You Should Buy It Right Now

    Bodrum is one of the resorts on the Aegean coast in Muğla province, alongside Marmaris, Fethiye, Göcek, Ölüdeniz, and some other tourist spots. However, the peninsula where Bodrum is located is particularly renowned for its comfortable climate, stunning landscapes, and abundance of opportunities for elite recreation — hence its comparison to the...

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  • Ankara: Real housing prices are lower than advertised — let's buy!

    Previously not-so-sought-after Ankara is rapidly becoming more expensive in terms of property prices. At the same time, the cost of services, food and other items here is often lower than in Istanbul or popular resorts. Thanks to this, the capital can be considered a good investment destination despite its distance from the coastline. Nevertheless,...

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  • Bodrum is the 'investment star' of the summer season

    For many years, affluent Turks and wealthy investors from various countries, including world celebrities, have chosen Bodrum resort and its surroundings to buy summer residences. Property in Turkey offered here is costly, as it is on average in the province of Mugla, to which the location belongs. However, the rental rates for the holiday period...

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  • The volume of transactions with foreigners is increasing again after a brief decline in sales

    As per data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute, housing sales to foreigners in 2023 fell 48.1% year-on-year to 30,005 units. This is the lowest figure in 6 years, since 2017. The share of foreign buyers in total transactions, which was 4.5% in 2022 (sometimes averaging as high as 5%), fell to 2.9% in 2023. The 'net' inflow of foreign...

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  • The new forum Göztepe residential complex includes 1,400 apartments in Izmir

    A large complex of 1,400 apartments will be launched in Izmir in the next two months. Its name is Forum Göztepe, and it is a branded project: the company's portfolio has another Forum brand project — Forum Bornova (also in Izmir). Moreover, Forum Göztepe is not only a residential complex, but also a hybrid one: with commercial (most likely...

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  • Real estate in Turkey: the main news of the past week – may 4-10

    The latest news of the real estate market of the Republic of Turkey is presented in the traditional weekly digest. Bodrum residents complain about high taxes, which is not surprising: real estate in Mugla, and in the resort of Bodrum in particular, has always been more expensive than in other provinces. Housing for $300,000 has risen in price to a...

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