Airbnb has become a global phenomenon, connecting travellers with unique and affordable lodging options. However, despite its widespread popularity, some countries have chosen to block or impose strict regulations on Airbnb operations within their borders, including the USA, Japan, Spain, France, Australia, and many more. In 2024, Turkey introduced new Airbnb measures that will have a big impact on the way that short-term lettings operate in the country going forward.
The Central Bank of Turkey has hit the ground running since Turkiye’s June election result. New Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek and Central Bank Governor Hafize Gaye Erkan have been hard at work at aggressively tackling the Turkish economy’s most pressing issues, which include continued fostering growth while curbing inflationary effects on the Lira and market at-large.
With a population of 85 million, a burgeoning construction sector, and robust commercial and industrial growth, Turkey offers a fertile ground for both domestic and foreign investors. This article aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the key factors that make Turkey's real estate and tech markets attractive investment opportunities, especially for corporate investors.
Turkey 2023, a nation at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, has been gaining significant attention from investors worldwide. With a host of compelling factors, it's no wonder that Turkey is emerging as a preferred destination for those seeking promising investment opportunities. Here are ten compelling reasons why you should consider investing in Turkey in 2023.
Turkey's economy has garnered increased optimism from both the World Bank and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The sentiment in regards to the outlook for the rest of 2023 and into 2024 is largely, conservatively-optimistic. The driving force behind this growth projection is attributed to robust domestic demand, despite challenges related to inflation and post-earthquake reconstruction efforts after the destructive earthquakes in early February.
In the dynamic world of real estate investment, timing is often as crucial as location. One of the most opportune moments to invest is during what experts term the "buy zone." As Turkey embarks on its economic journey towards 2024 and beyond, the potential for real estate investment is immense.
Cameron Deggin's macroeconomic outlook for Turkey presents a comprehensive and nuanced view of the country's economic future. The complex interplay between growth, inflation, political stability, interest rates, austerity measures, bank lending practices, and future prosperity is thoroughly examined. Challenges and opportunities are laid out, providing valuable insights for investors, policymakers, business leaders, and others interested in Turkey's evolving economic landscape.
Turkey has a growing economy, with a rapidly increasing young population and a growing number of large companies. But is it a safe place to nurture a business investment? Sustainable Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) have been in high demand in Turkey over the past few years and that trend will continue going into 2023 and beyond.
The Chinese are rapidly establishing themselves in Turkey, transforming the country's investment and cultural landscape. With China's Belt and Road initiative marching through the country, we take a look at the ways the Chinese are making their mark in every sector from banking to holidays.
"The country is growing, grow with us," urges Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin, as Turkeys final quarter economic results from 2020 herald this year's potential. With monetary policy on a tight rein, the lira has grown by 15%. More growth is ahead, which is good news for investors ready to jump on board now.
If you are researching the easiest countries to buy property abroad, put Turkey on your list, of places to invest in. This vast country covering more than 783,000 square kilometres is the world’s 37th biggest and now, is attracting real estate investors and holiday homes buyers for many reasons, of which the simplicity is one.
Off-plan property in Turkey offers some of the most lucrative investment opportunities in the country - especially in Istanbul, where buyers can make up to 35% in gains between pre-launch and completion. But is it safe to buy off-plan property in Turkey? What are the pitfalls, and do they outweigh the advantages?
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.
So, you are wondering where the best place to buy property abroad is, and are probably overwhelmed with choices. After all these days, the world of real estate is no longer country confined but now an international market. Property investors tap into holiday lets and Golden visa schemes while summer home buyers and retirees looking to move abroad want an idyllic lifestyle befitting their dreams.
Since 2002, Turkey’s real estate market has grown in popularity with foreigners who either seek a life in the sun or want an alternative method to build their investment portfolio. At the moment, while other industries struggle through current economic woes, the foreign housing market is at an all-time high. In September 2018, foreign property sales increased by a staggering 151 year on year.
The Turkish government has announced it's opening a series of offices aimed at helping people invest in Turkey to gain citizenship, obtain residence visas and more. It's the latest in a line of measures aimed at increasing foreign direct investment and boosting the lira, which has lost almost half its value against the dollar this year.
Certain business sectors in Turkey are firing on all cylinders. Attracting attention from global investors, entrepreneurs and savvy business executives, the supercharged industries matter for one reason. They are all contributing towards Turkey’s 2023 vision plan to be a top ten economy of the world. So, which Turkish industries are significantly contributing towards changing the face of the country?
Whether it is real estate or business, anyone looking to invest in Turkey will be pleasantly surprised with the massive range of opportunities available. Gone are the days when real estate purchases were haphazard and shrouded in confusion and legal loopholes. The days when foreign investors were second class to Turkish professionals have also been laid to rest. Turkey has revolutionised its foreign investor sector to become one of the most competitive markets in the world.
Bitcoin is taking over the world. Since its 2009 inception, the cryptocurrency has grown in value and popularity so that now it can be used to purchase anything from food to flights. Always eager to embrace new technologies, Property Turkey now offers a selection of properties available for purchase with Bitcoin. Director Cameron Deggin explains why the company is embracing Bitcoin.
Tour operators say Turkey’s stable prices are attracting tourists from Germany and Russia who are opting out of Spanish holidays thanks to the high cost of package holidays. German and Russian tourist numbers have dipped over the past couple of years, but tour operators believe the visitors are returning, and that 2018 will mark a return to form for Turkey’s tourist industry.