Property in Turkey sees increase in interest.
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
A recent report in the Daily Mail has been outlining the potential benefits of buying a property in Turkey, as factors such as the strength of the Euro, the relatively low cost of living, and superb climate produce a seductive combination for potential investors.
Since the relative strengthening of the Euro in relation to the pound, people looking to buy property overseas have tended to focus on countries outside of the Eurozone, with Egypt and Turkey seeing increased interest in recent months.
Stephen Hughes, Director at Foreign Currency Direct told the Mail that they had seen an increase of 36% in exchanges of Sterling into Turkish Lira. Hughes went on to say “The Turkish Lira has increased by 6.5% against the pound in the past year, which means that those who changed to lira find their money goes much further than before.”
Whilst many investors have been attracted by the opportunities in the major cities such as Istanbul, the majority of the investment from abroad has looked to capitalise on Turkey’s rapidly expanding market for tourism. In particular, resorts such as Bodrum, Fethiye and Altinkum have proven exceptionally popular with both investors and holidaymakers looking for a permanent home in the region.
The picturesque coastal town of Fethiye is situated in the popular Aegean region, on the west coast of Turkey. Located on the site of the ancient city of Telmessos, there are still a number of ancient ruins in and around the modern day Fethiye which can be easily visited by tourists.
The Rose Garden apartments are a superb project situated at the northern tip of the beautiful Bodrum Peninsula. The apartments will offer residents the perfect location, only 60 metres from the sea, and yet only 10 minutes drive from Bodrum airport. A new marina for the town is also in the process of being built, and this will be only a few minutes walk from the apartments.