Buying Guide

Real estate that is utilized by businesses is referred to as commercial property. Office buildings, hospitals, clinics, hotels, shopping centers, boutiques, restaurants, farms, warehouses, and garages are some examples of commercial property. In basic, it is a piece of real estate that generates income through the operation. In line with that, Turkey offers...

With the growth of the Internet, becoming a landlord may happen in the blink of an eye, and there is always valuable information to guide you. Everything can be done in a straightforward and effective manner, from identifying the perfect property to analyzing its current value to screening tenants. The real estate market appears to be full of milk and honey...

The lira had its most volatile month in December, falling practically every day and eventually reaching an all-time low of 20.04 against the euro on December 20, when Turkey's currency had lost more than 60% of its value against the euro this year. Turkey is in the midst of an economic crisis, with official inflation rates above 21%, hurting food, fuel, and...

Purchasing a house in Turkey used to be a difficult and time-consuming procedure. However, in recent years, the Turkish government has simplified the regulations for foreigners owning property, and while the procedure is slightly different from most other countries, it is far more simplified. There are a few things to remember when it comes to legal consider...

Every year, a rising number of foreigners look to Turkish property as a way to get into the worldwide real estate market. A more simplified buying procedure, reasonable pricing per square meter, and a large portfolio of resale, new, and off-plan apartments and villas in various places around the country provide the market with a competitive edge over other c...