Turkish property & economy news
16 August 2018
'Simply incredible': property enquiries triple amidst lira drop Enquiries are flooding in from people all over the world looking to take advantage of the lira, which has reached a record low, and buy investment properties in Turkey. Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin says he made five online sales yesterday, an unprecedented number, and an indication that the sweet spot to invest is now.08 August 2018
Brits flock to Turkey as lira reaches new low Tourism's back on the map in Turkey, helped along by a low lira, which means a low-cost holiday for Brits looking for ways to spend a failing pound. Numbers of domestic tourists are also on the rise, with more Turks than ever before holidaying in their own country.31 July 2018
Athletic Antalya: sports big business in southern city Sports tourism is booming in Turkey, especially in the Mediterranean city of Antalya, a popular spot for sports teams and events. Investment in infrastructure and facilities means Turkey's share of the $200bn global sports tourism share will rise to $1bn this year, and as for the future: it's nothing but net for Turkey.26 July 2018
Turkey's economy is stable, says new finance minister Turkey's new finance minister is also President Erdogan's son-in-law, and the relationship leaves investors wondering whether Berat Albayrak will go his own way, or follow his father-in-law's stance on opposing Central Bank interest rate hikes. Albayrak has recently commented that Turkey's economy is strong and stable.13 July 2018
Can Turkey benefit from the US-China trade war? In March, the US President announced 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and iron, causing China to retaliate with its own tariffs. The tariffs are likely to effect most world economies, but experts say Turkey can find a way to mitigate or even profit from the current circumstances by setting up US industrial zones and expanding into new markets.05 July 2018
50m visitors by 2023? Turkey's tourism strategy Fifty million visitors by 2023 is an ambitious goal. But the Turkish government is confident it's reachable. Turkey's foreign minister recently reiterated the ambitious target, which would see tourist numbers increase by some 20 million in just five years. We look at the ways Turkey is planning to attract new markets and bolster existing ties.27 June 2018
Erdogan's victory assures Turkey's economic future Erdogan has cinched a victory in Turkey, with the president gaining a clear win over his opposition candidate, and his AK Party forming a majority coalition with its ally, MHP. Although Erdogan's majority has slipped, his continued rule means the country's economic future is secured, good news for anyone looking to invest in Turkey.17 June 2018
Turkey's first-quarter growth defies expectations Turkey's economy expanded by 7.4% in the first quarter of the year, a result that's being lauded as a positive indication for annual growth, as well as an incentive for foreign investors looking to invest in Turkey's property, energy and industry sectors, which have overtaken service sectors to become the country's most targeted.14 June 2018
Turkish election too close to call, poll shows In ten days, Turks will head to the polls. What happens after that is the cause for much debate. Will Erdogan's ruling AK Party coalition manage to hold onto its majority? Or are we due to see change in the form of populist CHP leader Muharrem Ince? Whatever happens, it's clear: Erdogan's hold on power is not what it once was.13 June 2018
New flights to Bodrum an industry ‘game changer’ The announcement from Turkish Airlines that direct flights are now operating between London Gatwick and Bodrum Milas Airport has been met with excitement from Turkey's tourist industry. Formerly served by charter flights, Bodrum's links with the outside world are now stronger than ever, pushing property prices higher and bolstering the local economy.31 May 2018
Tourists flock to Antalya, holiday sales up Tourist numbers are looking healthy again in Turkey. The first five months of the year saw an increase in 700,000 tourists travelling to the southern city of Antalya. It's great news for the local economy and for anyone working in the tourism industry. The province is aiming for a total of 14 million tourists this year.24 May 2018
Teeing off: golf tourism rebounds in Turkey Golf is once again at the fore in Turkey, with record numbers of games expected to be played before the year's end. The country is once again on the tournament map, with international and local professionals set to play in golfing centre Belek, as well as Samsun, on the country's Black Sea.
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