It can be a bit daunting, as a foreigner, to approach an unfamiliar market when looking to invest. Let's say you've done your homework. You've reached this site understanding that Turkey looks to be a fine candidate for investment. As an emerging market it does look quite attractive to foreign eye. It has a favourable exchange rate, proximity to the Mediterranean, Aegean, Marmara, and Black Seas.
Cameron Deggin has a hard truth for Straight Talk watchers: the properties most aggressively marketed to foreign buyers aren't necessarily the ones that are going to yield returns. Deggin outlines the difference between the branded residences that dominate agent portfolios, and the smaller, lesser-known developments quietly making money.
Buyers who want to invest in overseas property should look at houses for sale in Mugla, Turkey. This coastline Mediterranean and Aegean province is a popular destination for property sales to home buyers from around the world. The vast portfolio of new listings includes detached and semi-detached villas and apartments for sale.
Property investment can be a tricky business. It's not an emotional purchase like buying a family home; instead, it involves casting an eye to the future. In this episode of Straight Talk, Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin talks about surefire ways to fail - and win - at an exit strategy when you're investing in Istanbul property.
Customers often ask us if Turkey is the cheapest place to buy property? So, in an endeavour to find out the answer, we went on a search of official housing prices across the world. But before, we reveal what we found; it is crucial that if you want to buy a home overseas, consider other factors rather than just price.
When owning a home abroad is the new norm, people have a wealth of countries to choose from. Sometimes people narrow down their choices to Turkey versus France, and both present a healthy portfolio of apartments and villas for sale. So, how do you narrow down choices? The first is to compare precisely what money will get, while the second is to research what each country has to offer.
Buying land in Istanbul or elsewhere in Turkey is an option for foreign investors. However, to make a successful investment need impeccable intel. Cameron Deggin explains why, when an opportunity to cash in on newly zoned land arises, foreign investors are generally the last to know.
Capital gains are the all-important measure of your property investment success. But what are they? And is obtaining capital gains as simple as buying a property in Istanbul and hoping for the best? The short answer, explains Cameron Deggin, is no. Find out how to ensure your investment is a success by exploring a few dos and don'ts of investing in Istanbul.
The Istanbul real estate market is an intimidating landscape, and full of traps for new investors. So while a 10% rental guarantee sounds like the perfect deal, the easy money is not quite what it seems. Cameron Deggin from Property Turkey explains the trap of the guaranteed rental income, while outlining the best way to pick a winning Istanbul investment property.
In a city with a huge demand for properties, why is there an oversupply of lower priced properties on Istanbul's outskirts? Cameron Deggin explains the factors behind this phenomenon, and explains why central Istanbul apartments are so highly sought after, even by the domestic market.
At Property Turkey, we field a lot of enquiries about villas. Secluded, private and spacious, they're at the top of every buyer's wishlist. But depending on your budget, that wish might not be realistic. We discuss villas vs apartments in Istanbul and other popular Turkish areas, and take a look at the reality of buying a villa in Turkey.
Bodrum's cache has a brand and a destination has only grown in the past two decades. And despite development, there are still beachfront properties for sale in Bodrum's peninsula. Property Turkey’s director explains Bodrum’s opportunities and its endless appeal, and fills us in on his latest investment there.
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