Property Turkey News
2020-January-22
Investment to grow stronger between Moldova and TurkeyIn accordance with a news conference in Ankara on December 30th, 2019 attended by the Turkish and Moldovan Presidents, it was agreed that although the countries have faced difficulties, they believe that mutual investments will see them overcome issues with their bilateral economic relations.
Read More2020-January-20
Istanbul to open a new Biotechnology ValleyThe Tuzla district of Istanbul is setting up a biotechnology valley with the foundations due to be completed in July 2020. The project has an estimated cost of 12 billion Turkish Lira and it is predicted that the new biotechnology valley will create 30,000 new jobs in Tuzla.
Read More2020-January-20
Rate cuts see house sales soar in November 2019Official data reported that residential purchases rose by a massive 54.4% in November 2019, after the CBRT (Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey) slashed their interest rates making borrowing costs far cheaper.
Read More2020-January-19
With tourism on high, Turkey's entering a bright new eraTourism is booming, and the numbers look good. With a tourist industry that's no longer dependent on sea, sand and sun, Turkey's diverse drawcards are working their magic, attracting millions of visitors and putting much-needed money into the economy, which relies partly on tourism for growth.
Read More2020-January-19
71 Bosphorus Mansions are for sale in IstanbulThere are currently 71 mansions situated on the waterfront of the Bosporus that are currently for sale. An expert who oversees many of the Istanbul mansion sales confirmed that: “The combined value of this luxury estate stands at approximately TL10 billion which equates to 1.68 billion USD.”
Read More2020-January-02
Last year Turkey beat the odds. 2020 will be even betterThis year, the economy is set to expand 3%, signalling an easing of the country's currency woes.
Read More2019-December-22
This year, thermal tourism boosted Turkey's economy by $1bnThree million tourists visited Turkey's 1500 thermal springs this year, adding $1 billion to the Turkish economy. Turkey's geothermal tourism is growing, as the country seeks to expand its health tourist sector. Overseas visitors are discovering how quick and easy it is to reach some of these incredible attractions.
Read More2019-December-18
Rule change could make 2020 the year of bargain property in TurkeyGetting a Turkish residency visa was once as easy as 1, 2, 3. But from 1 Jan 2020, it will no longer be possible for tourists to secure residency with a rental property contract. Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin believes this law change will precipitate a flood of interest in bargain property.
Read More2019-December-15
Radisson Hotel Group to expand in TurkeyRadisson Hotel Group announced plans to increase the 4,500 beds they currently offer to a massive 10,000 in Turkey. Radisson sees Turkey amongst its top ten markets across the world, and looking to expand into the provinces of Hatay, Gaziantep, Van, Osmaniye and Kars.
Read More2019-December-14
Foreign buyers purchase 4,272 houses in October 2019TurkStat (Turkish Statistical Institute) has confirmed that foreign investors purchased a total of 4,272 houses in Turkey during October 2019, bringing the total Turkish real estate sales to 142,810 in the first ten months of this year.
Read More2019-December-14
Japanese Airline ANA to fly direct to IstanbulFor the last seven years All Nippon Airways (ANA) have been the largest 5-star airline in Japan, and they have recently announced their intention to begin flying from Tokyo to Istanbul direct by the start of summer of next year.
Read More2019-December-10
2.5 million Germans visit Antalya in 10 monthsThe number of Germans choosing to visit the top tourism resort of Antalya in Turkey continues to increase. Antalya played host to 2.3 million visitors last year and it is pleasing for Turkey and its economy to see these figures increase by 200,000 in the first ten months of the year in 2019.
Read More2019-December-10
Istanbul’s second tallest building sold for 594 Million USDIndustrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the largest bank in the world with regards to deposits, loans and assets and they have confirmed that they have now purchased the prestigious Istanbul project Tower 205, which is located in one of the priciest and high calibre locations of the city.
Read More2019-December-06
Foreign visitors to Turkey are up by 14.5%The Culture and Tourism Ministry in Turkey has confirmed that international visitor numbers from January to October have hit a staggering 40.7 million this year so far, that equates to an increase of 14.5% year-on-year when compared with 2018.
Read More2019-December-06
Air Serbia resumes flights from IstanbulAir Serbia stopped flying from Istanbul Airport on March 14, 2017 and after over two years, they are set to resume flights from the new Istanbul Airport on 11 December 2019. In a statement released by IGA (Istanbul Airport Operator), it confirmed that Air Serbia would start to fly from the newest airport in Turkey to Belgrade.
Read More2019-December-04
Goodbye recession: Turkey's economic growth back on trackAfter several quarters of contractions, Turkey's economy has expanded, laying to rest fears of a continued recession. The recovery is in no small part thanks to the central bank cutting its interest rates to revive borrowing. Officials remain hopeful that 2020 will see Turkey return to 5% growth.
Read More2019-December-02
Chinese tourists visit Istanbul on the world’s biggest planeThe Airbus 380 is the largest passenger plane in the world, and it is being utilised by China Southern Airlines to transport visitors to Istanbul due to new interest in Turkey from Chinese tourists looking to travel.
Read More2019-December-02
31 Million tourists visit Hagia SophiaIn the past 12 years, one of the world’s most vital cultural and historical heritage sites, Hagia Sophia in Turkey has welcomed almost 31 million people and tourists as one of the must see locations in the city.
Read More2019-November-28
Foreign buyers snap up Antalya propertyAntalya's always been a popular destination. Its international airport connects travellers to Europe and the Middle East, and the city has a wealth of restaurants, museums, leisure facilities and of course - the beach. Now it's reaching a peak of popularity with property buyers. The number of properties sold to foreign buyers is set to top 10,000 this year.
Read More2019-November-20
Over 40 million passengers arrive at Istanbul AirportThe new Istanbul Airport opened its first phase on 29 October 2018, which coincided with the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Turkish Republic and has welcomed 9.87 million domestic flight passengers and a further 30.6 million international flight passengers since first being opened.
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