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Property prices are still much cheaper than they should be.
Turkey is one of the key cradles of world’s history. Hittites, Lycians, Romans, Greeks and Ottomans have all been here trying to hold on to this valuable land.
One of the top ten fastest growing countries in the World (2007 – Sunday Times)
Young nation European motor unlike most European countries supporting relatively fewer older population.
The bridge between the east and the west creating a cultural mixing pot not just a strategic place on earth.
Still not satisfied! Read on! Turkey sits as a beautiful bridge between Europe and Asia. Combining many influences from the east and west, Turkey is a vibrant modern and cosmopolitan country that attracts more and more visitors every year.
Understandably so with...

* One of the longest tourist seasons in the world
* Stunning varied landscape
* Beautiful coast lines and golden beaches
* Crisp clean water - Ideal for snorkelling, diving or simply paddling
* Turks are Friendly
* Rich history and culture
* Great food
* Booming economy

Not to mention that the prices are a fraction of those in the UK and most other Mediterranean destinations.

 

HISTORY

Turkey has one of the richest cultural histories of any country in the world, let alone Europe. Having been an integral part of the ancient Persian, Greek, Roman and Byzantium empires, then later the seat of power for the Moors, Turkey is alive with history.
The influence of these civilizations is evident all over the country. This means there is plenty to see and explore.
Surprisingly given this plethora of cultural heritage Turkey is buzzing with a forward thinking up to date atmosphere. Turkey is anything but living in the past!

ECONOMY

The Turkish economy as a whole is attracting not only vast amounts capital for property investment but has also become a huge draw for investment from some of the world's largest corporations. Responding to the sweeping economic reforms, firms like Hilton, Toyota, Ikea, Harvey Nichols and Renault (to name a few) have opened offices/operations in the country. Five of Turkey's major banks have been bought by high street names like Citibank and HSBC. Why do you think they're buying in Turkey?
Turkey is now the 16th largest economy in the world [World Bank] and had the 6th highest level of GDP growth in the world in 2005. Turkey has also implemented a wide range of reforms. Both economic and social polices have been aligned to those of the EU in preparation for membership. This is expected by many in 2015. We all know what this will do to property prices. Just look at the eastern European states.
The graph below illustrates the change in levels of Foreign Direct investment in Turkey since 2004.