There is a place within the boundaries of ' Europe, where ancient traditions from different cultures come together, and where the ' East el ' West meet, creating a world exotic and wonderful .
This world is Turkey .
Let's speak about this wonderful country, perhaps little known by Italians.
With regard to tourism , has always been heard of Turkey, exceptional destination for international tourism, the magical Istanbul.
Lying on the shores of the Bosphorus, with a profile marked by domes and minarets, Istanbul is one of the most interesting the world. Its origins date back to the times of Byzantium and Constantinople, and later the city was at the head of the Ottoman Empire. Today Istanbul is the cultural heart of the country and a lively and animated.
In this vast city you can tread the paths once traveled by Crusaders and Janissaries, admire the mosques (the most sublime architectural expressions of Islamic piety), enter the harem of the sultan and to hunt for objects in the Kapali Cars (Grand Bazaar).
In this vast city you can tread the paths once traveled by Crusaders and Janissaries, admire the mosques (the most sublime architectural expressions of Islamic piety), enter the harem of the sultan and to hunt for objects in the Kapali Cars (Grand Bazaar).
Turkey is not only history and culture. With its pristine beaches and clear water, the to Turkish Riviera is most touristic area the country. U n paradise for swimmers and practice sports such as surfing, water skiing, sailing.
Here the mountains covered with pine trees reaching to the sea, forming a picturesque coastline shapes, made of rocky headlands and large bays.
Turkey has won the prestigious award for "Best Destination" in 2010 sponsored by Condé Nast Traveller UK while Istanbul was ; elected European Capital of Culture 2010.
Tourism is in fact growing : recorded 23.8 million tourists in 2007, 27 million in 2009 and for 2011 it is expected that the flow should be above 30 million.
These increases have resulted in an increased demand for tourist property.
In addition, the Central Bank of Turkey has detected a high deficit purely residential properties , and estimated that about 5.5 million homes needed to meet the demand for real estate residential.
Since 2010 the Turkish real estate agencies have received numerous requests from international investors.
According to David Walker, Vice President of the Commission at the Turkish Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain, the scenario is very positive and there is a strong belief in the potential of Turkey , as evidenced by the numbers associated with requests from European investors. Just think of the 32,000 British investors who have decided to invest in Turkey!
and increased housing demand = progressive increase in prices.
Turning to economy, Turkey has suffered heavily during the global economic crisis, but was able to recover quickly and came out stronger.
In 2010 he recorded the fact the fastest growth of GDP of all countries of the European Union and the G20 is the second largest economy after China, GDP growth for : + 11.7% in the first quarter, + 10.3% in the second quarter, growth + 7.5% on an annual basis, against the expectations of the government which estimated an increase of + 3.5%. For 2011, the average growth is expected to be between 5% and 6%.
" The figures confirm stable output from the recession," said Industry Minister Nihat Ergun .
Unlike many major economies, in which the assets remain on values \u200b\u200bsubstantially below pre-crisis, Turkey's GDP is already above that level and interest investors to the country is growing.
There are also a number of factors designed to maintain this trend of economic recovery.
The long-term demographic trends are very positive example for Turkey: the United Nations estimates that over the next 10 years the working age population will grow by nearly 14%. In addition, further gains can be achieved more easily than the productivity of advanced economies, because the infrastructure is constantly being expanded and the capital markets are growing exponentially.
The long-term demographic trends are very positive example for Turkey: the United Nations estimates that over the next 10 years the working age population will grow by nearly 14%. In addition, further gains can be achieved more easily than the productivity of advanced economies, because the infrastructure is constantly being expanded and the capital markets are growing exponentially.
For the investor looking for an opportunity which will give a constant growth in the medium to long term, Turkey is a good choice.
The prices are also very accessible : a recent report by Global Property Guide has seen a decline, due to the recession, 15% - 16% (after inflation) than the maximum values \u200b\u200brecorded in 2007. But since the second half of 2010 property values \u200b\u200bare recovering, registering gains, with peaks of 20%.
Why then should invest in Turkey?
- rapid economic growth. Turkey is the country with the fastest growth in the European Union, second after China among the G20.
- Deficit estate: It is estimated a need for 5.5 million residential properties, to meet in the coming years. In addition to this we add the demand for properties in tourist destination, given the flow of tourists to date and expected for the future.
- Affordable: Prices for purchase in the city (eg Istanbul) from 23 000 €, average prices in the tourist areas of the coast: € 50/60.000.
- High Performance: Turkey offers average yields of 6%, among the highest in Europe.
- Easy access to credit to finance your purchase at attractive rates.
Turkey? Opportunity to be seized immediately!
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