Foreign buyers wanting to know reasons to buy property in Istanbul are assured plenty. Istanbul, where Europe meets Asia, offers a rich history, stunning architecture, and rapidly growing real estate markets. For foreign buyers considering investing in international property, Istanbul has attractive propositions and plenty of properties for sale.
In the dynamic landscape of global real estate investment, Istanbul emerges as a beacon of potential, standing tall against the backdrop of the well-established Dubai market. While Dubai has long been the glittering jewel in the crown of Middle Eastern real estate, the tides are shifting, and Istanbul's market is beckoning investors with its robust growth and promising future.
As Istanbul looks to the future, it is expected to welcome a staggering 24 million visitors by 2028, a testament to the city's enduring appeal and the thriving market that it offers to hotel investors. The landscape is one of opportunity, diversity, and growth, promising rewarding ventures for those who navigate it with insight and strategy.
Turkey has lofty ambitions and the Istanbul Finance Center is a landmark that represents both the success of infrastructure projects that have been deployed over the last ten years, as well as the foundation of vitality for decades to come. Find out more in this informative blog.
Today marks an historic starting point for the Istanbul Finance Center (IFC) in the Umraniye district on Istanbul’s Asian Side. Its grand opening is set to revolutionise Turkey's economy and the property market in Istanbul. It is gearing up to become one of the most prominent financial centers in the world.
As I arrived at Pierre Loti, a hilltop cafe overlooking the Golden Horn, I couldn't help but feel a sense of palpable excitement. Today, I am doing due diligence on a new residential development project on the banks of the Golden Horn, or the Little Bosphorus as it is known for it’s similarities to its larger neighbour.
Why would someone ever invest in real estate outside of their home country? Well, people like adventure, to be honest with you. They like to do something different; Something noteworthy. They've tried and tested their home country, and what you find in the case of 99% of our clients is that they already have a home plus, possibly, other investments in their home countries.
It's a question Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin fields every week: inflation is high, the lira is low. So why are property prices rising? We look at the factors helping Turkish real estate continue to climb, and explain why waiting for a fall to invest in property is the worst possible move.
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.
The devastating Izmir earthquake that claimed 116 lives has started a conversation. We were approached by many of our clients following this event, all asking the same question: how much risk am I from an earthquake in Turkey? Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin answers some of your questions.
Many people have written 2020 off as a year to forget. But for Property Turkey, it's been one to remember. Enquiries have never been greater, and the market has seldom been as buoyant. Senior investment consultant at the company explains why the time is right to buy - and why waiting could see you priced out of the market.
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.
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