Situated between the popular Turkish resorts of Bodrum and Kusadasi, is the charming resort town of Akbuk. Far removed from the lively atmosphere to be found in resorts such as Bodrum and Altinkum, Akbuk offers residents a unique insight into the more traditional Turkish way of life. It’s picturesque location, with its pine forests and [...]
A recent report released by one of the leading overseas property mortgage specialists has suggested that demand for property in Turkey is growing at an almost unprecedented rate. Conti International Finance, one of the U.K.’s leading overseas mortgage specialists, has released figures for May 2010 which show that the number of quotes issued for Turkish [...]
Situated in a prime location, in the picturesque Gundogan region of Bodrum, the My Blue Resort is a well conceived development of 92 units boasting innovative contemporary architecture offering luxury five star accomodation in one of Turkey’s most popular tourist destinations.
With Mediterranean countries becoming increasingly expensive, it seems as though even the big Spanish developers have a growing interest in what they can achieve in this exciting land of opportunity, which benefits enormously from being outside of the euro zone. It’s not just property investors that expect great things from Turkey either; supermarkets, banks and car manufacturers are all looking for a piece of the action!
Think of buying a property in Turkey, and immediately destinations such as Oludeniz, Bodrum and Marmaris spring to mind. Traditional tourist destinations, where visitors have flocked in increasing numbers over the past few years. More recently however, there has been an increase in demand for larger properties situated away from the main resorts, as people look for their rural retreat. Peace and transquillity seem to be the key factors in peoples decision making process. On the back of this trend, there has been a considerable increase in demand for property in Hisaronu, the small resort located in the picturesque hillsides outside of Oludeniz.