Off Plan Property in Turkey at
Didim Altinkum and Akbuk Bay
on The Turkish Riviera
The Turkish Riviera
Property in Turkey at Didim Altinkum and Akbuk Bay on The Turkish Riviera
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The Turkish Riviera
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Villas Didim on The Turkish Riviera
Also called DIDYMI, or BRANCHIDAE, ancient sanctuary and
seat of an oracle of Apollo, located south of Miletus in modern Turkey on The Turkish Riviera. Before
being plundered and burned by the Persians (c. 494 BC), the sanctuary was
in the charge of the Branchids, a priestly caste named after Branchus, a
favorite youth of Apollo. After Alexander the Great conquered Miletus (334), the
oracle was re sanctified; the city administered the cult, annually electing a
prophet. About 300 BC the Milesians began to build a new temple, intended to be
the largest in the Greek world. The annual festival held there, the Didymeia,
became Panhellenic in the beginning of the 2nd century BC. Excavations made
between 1905 and 1930 revealed all of the uncompleted new temple and some carved
pieces of the earlier temple and statues.
Made a township in 1991, Didyma is a peninsula surrounded by the provincial limits of Mugla and the Akbük cove in the east, the Aegean Sea in the south and west and the lake Bafa and the river Meander in the north. It is located 106 km from Aydin, 53 km from Söke, 73 km from Kusadasi, and 110 km from Bodrum. The number of its inhabitants is 10.400 according to the census of 1990, and its area 300 km2.
Didyma possesses a bed capacity of 15.000 in 200 facilities
either certified by the Ministry or by the Municipality. There are a lot of
invaluable historical sites, ruins, ancient cities and recreational facilities
by the seaside in and around Didyma which make the region a world-known tourism
center. This shows that Didyma is a town of history, legends and nature with the
Dilek peninsula on one side and the Meander delta and the Dilek peninsula on one
side and the Meander delta and the take Bafa on the take Bafa on the other.
Having a coastal line of 60 km Diduma further has hundreds of
coves.
Didyma is an ideal holiday resort for those who like aquatics.
fishing, trekking, youth and student tourism, hunting, healthcare, historical
works, sea sun and nature. The colors created by the setting by the setting sun
over the sea at Altinkum are not those that can be seen elsewhere. You can enjoy
with much satisfaction that moment with a goblet of drink at any restaurant by
the seaside.
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Recent positive changes to the legislation relating
to foreign freehold ownership of real estate in Turkey have put an end to the
recession that the Turkish property market had endured since
2001.
The changes made have translated into significant price
increases which are starting to proliferate countrywide but which started in the
most popular areas for investment properties in Turkey, namely along Turkey’s
Aegean coastline. Here prices increased between 28 and 50% during 2004
alone.
If you’re considering buying investment property in Turkey or
would like to know more about why buying in Turkey right now could offer you
strong long term investment potential, here are our top 10 reasons for buying
Turkish real estate: -
1) The Aegean Coast enjoys up to 300 days of unadulterated
sunshine every year which makes the area an international tourist destination
hit. Tour operators have increased their exposure to Turkey and in return Turkey
has responded by developing some world class resorts offering stunning holiday
opportunities that are proving particularly popular with European travellers. As
a direct result the demand for short term rental accommodation in summer holiday
hotspots is on the increase and rental yields are also on the increase meaning a
well positioned investment property will offer great buy to let potential.
2) Turkey is positioning itself for acceptance for EU
accession. It is a long and slow process but it does mean that the Turkish
government is working hard to bring their laws, standards and ‘ways’ in line
with those of other European countries. This standardization makes for a
comfortable transition into Turkey for businesses, expatriates and investors and
increases the potential for inward foreign direct investment which is positive
for Turkey’s long term economic success.
3) Buying investment properties in Turkey couldn’t be
simpler. If you’re resident in a country in which Turkish residents are free to
purchase freehold property then you’re free to buy in Turkey. The buying process
follows very traditional rules with a preliminary contract signed upon price
agreement, a non-refundable deposit made upon condition that all surveys and
searches are satisfactory, and a final contract signed before title deeds are
transferred. The simplicity of the buying process is a pleasant surprise for
many buyers and increases the attraction of the country for investment purposes.
4) The number of airports and a good road network in Turkey
means that the entire areas is very easily accessible internationally which
means that tourists can come and go easily increasing the demand for short term
accommodation. It also means it’s easy for investors to have access to their
investment properties.
5) The majority of the new developments being built
specifically for property investors and second home buyers in Turkey are being
built to meet European building standards and regulations. This gives the
investor confidence in his purchase.
6) Serious crime and crime against property and the
individual are very low in Turkey meaning that an investor and his assets are
safe and secure - unfortunately this is certainly not the case in the currently
popular eastern eight emerging markets and it is another reason to consider
Turkey over and above countries like Poland, Bulgaria, Spain or the Czech
Republic. 7) The cost of living in Turkey is far lower than in any other
European country and yet the quality and availability of produce is incredibly
high. As Turkey has a massive manufacturing base all everyday household
products, furnishings, fixtures and fittings can also be sourced cheaply and
relatively easily.
8) English is widely spoken in the major resorts, towns and
cities in Turkey and it is also the country’s international business language.
This makes doing business in the country that much more simple and also adds to
the appeal of the country for international travellers.
9) The Turkish national and local governments are well aware
of the wealth of history and cultural that their country has and are keen to
preserve the country’s natural assets from over development and ruin therefore
they have very strict planning and density rules when it comes to property
development which help to maintain the country’s beauty and its unique qualities
and attributes. This means that investment properties will be built
sympathetically and that they will never be surrounded by mass density housing
blocks at some point in the future.
10) As stated, Turkish property prices are rising
consistently - however, as a direct result of the recession in the housing
market earlier this century house prices in Turkey remain intrinsically low and
have a lot of ground to make up. By buying now you will be buying into that
projected period of inflation, you will also be benefiting from the future
predicted buoyancy and interest in the market sparked by Turkey’s growing appeal
and attraction for global investors and visitors. These facts point to a long
term sustained period of capital appreciation and also to the fact that you can
likely benefit from strong rental demand and increasing rental prices making a
buy to let investment in Turkey also highly attractive. Whatever your personal
reasons for considering buying investment properties in Turkey you can rest
assured that the market offers some fantastic real estate for sale and some
great opportunities to profit from rental income and increased underlying
property value.
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