RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN TURKEY FROM 394 040 💷 GBP
- Location:
- TURKEY
- Category:
- RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
- Type:
- Loft
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- -
- Currency:
- £ GBP
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- Results:
- 1 listings
LIFESTYLE AMENITIES
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Loft for Sale
£394,040
Halkali, Istanbul, Turkey
Listed By: ece fidanlar on 06.06.2014Browse 1 residential property in Turkey - 🏠 houses & apartments for sale from 394 040 💷 GBP on TheMoveChannel.com.
Turkish property has been an increasingly in-demand destination for real estate investors thanks to the country's strong economy and stable tourist industry. The financial hub of Istanbul is popular for commercial property and relocating businesses, while the thriving student population makes it ideal for buy-to-let investors. Toward the stunning coast, hotspots such as Alanya and Altinkum win over lifestyle buyers with their attractive beaches and sunny climate. In 2012, Turkey passed a new bill to allow any country to buy real estate, removing an old reciprocal investment law. The move prompted a surge in interest from the Middle East. Overseas demand has continued to grow ever since.
Loft apartments are increasingly common, with individual housing units converted within other properties. Unlike flats or condos, these have the appeal of sometimes being located inside interesting pieces of architecture or other historical buildings.
Turkish property has been an increasingly in-demand destination for real estate investors thanks to the country's strong economy and stable tourist industry. The financial hub of Istanbul is popular for commercial property and relocating businesses, while the thriving student population makes it ideal for buy-to-let investors. Toward the stunning coast, hotspots such as Alanya and Altinkum win over lifestyle buyers with their attractive beaches and sunny climate. In 2012, Turkey passed a new bill to allow any country to buy real estate, removing an old reciprocal investment law. The move prompted a surge in interest from the Middle East. Overseas demand has continued to grow ever since.
Loft apartments are increasingly common, with individual housing units converted within other properties. Unlike flats or condos, these have the appeal of sometimes being located inside interesting pieces of architecture or other historical buildings.