Fethiye journal: Sun, Sea, Sand and Sun Burn

a entry by wendyp from a trip to Fethiye, Mugla.

After not more then 2.5 hours sleep karina and myself woke to see off the other group, after holding back the tears (just joking) and being trusted with the tip money I staggered back to bed .I cant have slept more then a further 30 minutes before being woken up by my stomach going into tight, tight knots .Karina was in the bathroom, I tried in vain to find another bathroom but it was useless .I took a deep breath and asked Karina if she minded, I couldnt wait. She was cool about it, as long as I didnt flush. Leaving Karina with firm instructions not to lift the lid, just flush. I felt such ...

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Investment Facts About Early Buying

Early buying in prospective European Union member countries is a sure-fire long-term investment, experts say. The path to EU accession leads to better regulated economies and more stable investment environments. Membership will bring economic indicators closer to EU standards and make travel easier and more secure in the area. Changes in both the legal and economic structure of the countries, along with a marked social and political opening to foreigners, is likely to smooth investment processes.

Experts say it is not necessary that the country be accepted into the European union. The countries then adopt the euro as their currency and shift their banking structures to the European model. These steps reduce risk and increases returns, making property a good long-term investment. Investors say the key is not when the Eastern countries join the EU, but how quickly they bring their economies into line with EU economic practices.Knowledgeable investors take note of three important trends in of European convergence: EU accession, macroeconomic alignment, and the strong growth potential of consumer markets. Changes to property laws allow more property to be bought and a much more favorable investment climate for those who look to purchase property abroad, both for living and renting. EU aid funds lead to increase in infrastructure, facilitating capital development

In early buying situations, the chances for off-plan buying are increased, as well. Buying off-plan, or investing in property that has not yet been or is being constructing, promises to maximize profit. Buyers purchase units for a fraction of their finished prices, and often pay only a deposit up front. Those who enter on the ground-floor stages stand to gain the most, as unit prices increase while construction continues.

Strategic foreign direct investment has a doubly beneficial effect on developing countries. It provides them with funding for the resources they need to develop, as well as attracting more development as these resources are used to increase stability and construct more investment opportunities. In this regard, the more foreign direct investment countries receive, the more likely those investments are to become beneficial to investors and the countries involved. Also, the enterprises that attract investment often provide the essentials that attract tourists, which once again augments and multiplies the benefits of investments. Nations with increasing FDI are candidates for more trade relationships, as well. This offers more goods and services to the industrializing nations. Their populations have more propensities to be educated, prosperous and accustomed to tourism. The middle class grows in these countries, giving domestic and foreign businesses higher exposures to consumers and more ties with the evolving world capitalist culture. This increases stability and interdependency.

As nations travel on down the path toward EU membership, prices for investment increase. Investors do best to get in early and reap the benefits that are sure to follow. Relatively low when the accession process begins deliberations, property prices rise as infrastructure and financial security grow. While the long-term benefits are expected to be plentiful, it may take a little patience to watch seed investments grow and blossom into the fruit of profits.



Hasan Deniz
Property Investment Consultant
investors[at]kusadasiproperty[dot]biz

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Turkey journal: Tour'n Turkey

a entry by Meghan & Chad from a trip to Turkey.

After a really good visit in Istanbul, we headed out on a tour of some interesting parts of Turkey. Our first stop, after our first overnight bus, was the Cappadocia region in central Turkey. We got one free day in Goreme but were quite tired after the bus so we just hung around the hostel, our dorms were actually in a cave so that was pretty cool. Then next day we did a guided tour of southern Cappadocia, we started with a 4.5 km hike through one of the many valleys and saw lots of interesting rock formations and pigeon houses built into the sides of the cliffs. We then went to an underground ...

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The New Guide of Kusadasi, Turkey.

Looking for some information on Kusadasi? You can find all this online at www.kusadasiguide.biz, the latest and best Kusadasi Guide available to date. This website can give you any relevant information on Kusadasi. It is more like the golden pages where you are at the leisure of accessing the most wide spread database on the information on Kusadasi, Turkey. Presently there is a Kusadasi blog, and soon we will be updating with news, pictures and other relevant data for the visitors of Kusadasi Guide. We have also designed a Turkish version of this site with the name of Kusadasirehber.biz , Please feel free to browse the Kusadasi Rehber in Turkish.

Our online Kusadasi guide in english provides a list of the various tourist destinations and places of importance in Kusadasi, Turkey. The city guide section is where you have to browse through to know the city in depth and detail. You can also browse through the different services provided by the different tourist agencies and can also choose the best offers on hotel accommodations. Kusadasiguide.biz is the ultimate guide provided at your convenience that provides a huge information on the various activities of Kusadasi, including sight seeing, shopping, sports and adventurous activities and what not. You are surely bound to be surprised with the amount of activities that Kusadasi has to offer. No wonder Kusadasi is turning into one of the major tourist attractions for tourists all around the world.Kusadasiguide.biz also provides different sections that provide information which deals with services such as bank/financial services, government/law services, medical services, internet service, among a host of other services.

This excellent online guide provides you with the most popular business deals in Turkey. The real estate agencies in Kusadasi, Turkey. There are various links and properties that are listed in the site that the users can browse through and choose their own selection of property. You are provided with the option of entering your budget and our website can find out the exact property that suits your taste and needs.

So be sure to browse through the online guide of Kusadasi at www.kusadasiguide.biz before planning a trip to Turkey. This will surely help you to plan your trip much more efficiently.



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Property in Turkey, Investment?

There has been a great deal of discussion in the media about the rate at which Turkey is developing economically and how its becoming a tourism destination of note, as a result a growing number of individual and institutional real estate investors are starting to ask is buying property in Turkey a good investment?

To assist with investors due diligence and ongoing research into the viability of Turkey as a property investment destination, heres our overview of the property investment potential in Turkey and the five main factors driving the market currently.

Firstly the long drawn out discussions regarding Turkeys bid for EU entry finally resulted in membership negotiations being symbolically and officially opened on the 3rd of October 2005.

The opening of negotiations followed three years of Turkey judiciously adopting EU related reforms to align its country strategically with its European neighbours. The political, social and economic reform process is ongoing but Turkey has an arduous task to win round all the European nations and to be accepted for accession by circa 2015&however the country and its government are committed to the process.
There has been a great deal of discussion in the media about the rate at which Turkey is developing economically and how its becoming a tourism destination of note, as a result a growing number of individual and institutional real estate investors are starting to ask is buying property in Turkey a good investment?

To assist with investors due diligence and ongoing research into the viability of Turkey as a property investment destination, heres our overview of the property investment potential in Turkey and the five main factors driving the market currently.

Firstly the long drawn out discussions regarding Turkeys bid for EU entry finally resulted in membership negotiations being symbolically and officially opened on the 3rd of October 2005.

The opening of negotiations followed three years of Turkey judiciously adopting EU related reforms to align its country strategically with its European neighbours. The political, social and economic reform process is ongoing but Turkey has an arduous task to win round all the European nations and to be accepted for accession by circa 2015&however the country and its government are committed to the process.

As soon as negotiations were officially opened Turkey welcomed a strong and sustained wave of inward foreign direct investment from GCC nations keen to cement ties with Turkey as the nation that represents the ultimate unique fusion between Europe and the Middle East. Money has come from across the Middle East, most notably Dubai based real estate development companies such as Emaar and Dubai Holding have already ploughed and further committed billions of US dollars to significant commercial and residential property projects in Istanbul.

The commitment of these nations to the economic development of Turkey bodes incredibly well for the long term financial success of the nation and boosts the attraction of property investment in Turkey.

Secondly the tourism market in Turkey has been rapidly growing and developing particularly over the past three years. So much so that at the Arabian Hotel Investment Conference last weekend the senior vice-president of the Economist Intelligence Units Corporate Network Daniel Thorniley declared Turkey to be the new hot market for tourism in the Arab world ahead in terms of potential for growth and expansion of even rivals such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Tourism numbers rose by in excess of 20% in Turkey last year and 2006 projections from the Turkish tourism minister Atilla Koc are for visitor numbers to top the twenty one million mark. The first quarter of 2006 recorded growth in the tourism sector despite Turkey suffering a negative reaction following the discovery of avian flu in the country, and the number of visitors booked in already for the summer season is higher than 2005.

Going forward Turkey is rapidly developing key infrastructure projects along its southern Riviera region. New road networks and transportation links are being developed, an increased number of flight operators are now flying to Turkish airports from across Europe and North America and the nation is becoming more accessible and more desirable thereby increasing its potential to grow as a tourism hub in the future.

Thirdly property in Turkey is already booming in terms of both demand and price increases in Istanbul and along the southern coastline in towns and cities such as Side, Fethiye, Altinkum, Alanya, Marmaris, Kusadasi and Bodrum. Istanbul recorded up to 85% growth in residential property prices last year and according to local estate agents working in the residential property market in the city, 2006 could see increases anywhere from 80% - 120%. Property price increases along the Turkish Riviera have been driven by a growing demand for holiday homes and apartments and individual investment properties. Investors from the UK, Ireland, Germany and Canada are especially keen on properties with good communal facilities and close to local amenities which they can buy to let out to the growing tourism market.

Fourthly Turkeys expanding economy is leading to a growing number of international companies establishing and expanding manufacturing and retail bases in the country. This is leading to an increase in the numbers of jobs available, a growth in GDP and an increase in demand for commercial property in Turkey which presents a potential investor with another market sector to explore.

Washington-based management consulting firm A.T. Kearney recently named Turkey one of the most attractive markets in the world for mass retailers and food retailers as it is a country with a strong GDP, a massive and expanding population and a nation with a fragmented market place meaning that there is huge potential for growth and expansion in Turkey which creates opportunity that will likely result in strong levels of sustained foreign direct investment.

This would have the effect of pushing up demand for commercial property in Turkey and already institutional investors from the world of finance have been examining the commercial property market in Istanbul with a view to investment. Financial institutions such as Morgan Stanley, UBS, Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse have been actively researching Istanbuls commercial sector while Dubai Holding have already committed five billion US dollars to the development of commercial property projects in Istanbul.

Finally there exists in Turkey a massive local demand for residential real estate. The Turkish government are committed to addressing the huge housing deficit that exists and also to raising the standards of living that many Turkish families endure. Over the long term this may represent an alternative investment opportunity for companies wishing to work with the Turkish government on public housing related projects. According to a recent article from Reuters there is a deficit of 600,000 houses in Turkeys main cities alone which gives an indication of the scope for development in this emerging nation.

So, is buying property in Turkey a good investment? Many people seem to think so and the economic and political developments occurring in Turkey right now seem to support the long term investment ambitions of individual and institutional investors from around the world.



Source:Amberlamb

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Leather shops, jewelers turn into realtors

Kusadasi, one of the first Turkish towns to become a tourism center, has been in a different kind of rush in recent months. Restaurants, jewelery shops, even leather artisans are involved in real estate. The reason behind it is because the foreigners who come to the town come in large groups to purchase property. There has been a considerable increase in the number of properties sold to foreigners. Figures provided by Kusadasi local administrator Ahmet Ali Baris support this recent increase in the number of asset acquisitions.

Leather artisans, jewelers turn into realtors in Kusadasi

He said: Until now, 2,023 properties have been sold to foreigners in the area. Around 600 of them were sold in the last 18 months. There are also acquisition applications waiting to be processed. The number of properties sold will increase considerably once they are processed.
Baris noted: Anyone can see the rejuvenation of the town. Wherever you go, you see billboards advertising new properties for sale. We are trying to control the situation to avoid damaging Kusadasi's image. We are taking precautions to prevent fraud and other problems from occurring. Real estate agents are everywhere. Estate Agent notices feature almost all the shops. Due to Irish and British citizens being the people most drawn to Kusadasi, one can see sales advertisements in all shop windows. While I was going to the municipal building, I saw a leather shop, where half of the front window featured leather products and the property sales advertisements. Selling property and leather products in the same shop!
I entered the shop and asked about this strange mix of occupations. Okan Bicersoy, the talented individual who manages the establishment, smiled and said: Our real occupation is tourism. We started to sell real estate due to customers' demands. Every year one occupation becomes more popular than the others. For the last two years there has been a move towards the real estate sector. It would violate the commercial principles of the region and the sector not to be involved in real estate. Until we establish our own separate real estate office, we will work from this shop. After that, we'll also get involved in construction.
Bicersoy also admits that the high number of real estate businesses could cause certain problems, adding: Shopkeepers will always be shopkeepers. They sold three villas in the same cooperative for three different prices: one for 50,000 euros, another for 80,000 euros and one for 120,000 euros. Of course, the owners talk to each other, and when they hear about the discrepancies they file complaints.

Realtors' association founded:
Price discrepancy is not the only reason foreigners complain. One of the most serious problems is the fraud that takes place when the purchase transaction takes place. Foreigners who do not want to wait until all the paperwork is completed purchase properties in the name of a Turkish citizen, usually the real estate agent himself. The foreigners tend to pay the money and later transfer the title of the property to themselves. This is when most of the problems occur. According to Kusadasi Real Estate Agents Assistance and Cooperation Association (KUSEMDER) figures, there are around 150 to 200 complaints filed due to problems that occur during this process. Association President Mustafa Oguzkan, who has been involved in the real estate business for many years, is disturbed about the chaos that has ensued in recent years.
We see real estate advertisements featured in restaurants and even promoted by street vendors.
Oguzkan founded the association to put a stop to the chaos after the number of real estate agents increased to more than 300. KUSEMDER has printed and distributed guidelines that need to be followed by all agents. They are trying to prevent chaos and conduct inspections with the cooperation of local government officials.

They come in droves'
The municipal government is also one of the institutions that are trying to adapt to the incredible pace of change in the region. Kusadasi Mayor Fuat Akdogan said they had established a new bureau and a complaint department just to resolve the problems and inquiries on property acquisitions by foreigners.
There are two large companies, one in Germany and another in Ireland, that fly people here just for property purchases. An Irish company even bought land and built villas there in accordance with their plans. They finished the construction of the villas before summer. The number of foreigners who live here is increasing rapidly. As of the year 2000, 1,130 foreigners had moved to Kusadasi. Now the figure is 4,990, he said.
When asked about the reason behind the increase in popularity of real estate, he said it was due to the efforts undertaken by Turkey to adhere to European Union norms. He said, They believe Turkey's EU membership will increase property values.
Leather shop manager and realtor Bicersoy admitted that the mayor's opinion was correct but added: There is also the matter of money laundering. Those who have some money stashed aside want to capitalize on the fact that Turkey is not yet an EU member.
Despite the differing opinions, the one thing all Kusadasi natives agree on is the need to channel this new interest in a direction that can benefit the municipality.
Administrator Baris said he wanted to resolve the summer house problem by utilizing the opportunity presented by purchases made by foreigners. He said the summerhouses owned by Turks were normally used only for a few weeks in the summer and that the buildings aged quite quickly due to a lack of upkeep. Baris, who, just like all the others in Kusadasi had great expectations for the future, said, Those houses can be utilized in a way to benefit the region.

So; Please deal with Real Real Estate Agents




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Foreigns Purchasing Property in Turkey

Turkey is on one of the fastest growing global emerging markets. Its prospective European Union membership has opened the floodgates of foreigners interested in buying property in Turkey. The increase in Turkeys political and economic stability is likely to add the multitude of world travelers that flock to the countrys pristine beaches and rich ancient cultural sites.

Turkeys impending EU membership provides growth potential that will certainly boost the prices of real estate there in the future. Buying property now can lead to gains as property prices there continue to increase. The property prices in Turkey are significantly lower than other European destinations and still at value prices. Taxes are comparatively low in the country, as well. Property investment experts Amberlamb rated Turkeys property sector as one of the top five expected European market performers in capital terms of capital appreciation in 2007. Both residential and vacation properties are available and profitable purchases for foreign nationals in Turkey. Additionally, housing availability trails demand in the country.Since Turkish parliament ratified a law in January 2006 allowing foreign nationals to purchase property, foreign nationals are afforded the same property ownership rights as Turkish citizens. The reciprocity clause also must be met for foreign nationals to purchase property in Turkey. The clause states citizens of countries whose governments allow Turkish nationals to purchase real estate in their country are allowed to purchase real estate in Turkey. Most Western countries meet this standard. Also, there are no restrictions on selling and reselling, so recently bought property can quickly be sold.
The Turkish property market is emerging rapidly and offers the investor a variety of possibilities to maximize gains on property investments. Property prices in Turkey are dependent upon where the property is located, the type of material used in construction and the propertys architectural elements. Other value-determining aspects include how easy it is to reach the property, its proximity to an airport, the regions economic activities and availability of nearby services.
There are some restrictions on where foreign nationals may purchase property in Turkey. They may not purchase property in Turkeys strategic military and security zones. Foreigners are also not allowed to own property outside the center of a village because in case the area has not been available for purchase or it may belong to the Ministry of Forest. Clearance from military authorities can take 6-12 weeks to process.
Along with the price of the property, several other legal fees must be taken into account when purchasing property in Turkey. First, there is a 10 percent deposit to be paid to reserve a property. Then the real estate agency fee is fixed rate at 3 percent of the purchase price from the buyer. There are also fees to be paid to the legal notary, to a sworn translator and for photographs. Additionally, there are purchase and land registration fees, as well as compulsory earthquake insurance. Finally, a 1.5 percent duty both for the purchaser and seller must be paid. In addition, there is an annual property tax, collected by the local government at the rate of 0.1 percent for houses and 0.3 percent for developed lands.


Hasan Deniz

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The advantages of buying new property

Off-plan property investment is one of the easiest and most profitable methods maximizing gains in the real estate market. Buying off-plan, or before new property has been completely constructed, offers some of the best finance options in the market. Investors can purchase property at below market value price, allowing for greater capital appreciation. The earlier investors buy into a project, the greater the potential returns. Using this plan as a buy-to-let plan is especially profitable in tourist areas.

Off Plan investments give investors the opportunity to property buy at the lowest price and achieve maximum return on investment. Developers sell off-plan units at excellent prices to buyers who, while they have not seen the physical property, use the location, artistic impressions, diagrams and computer simulations to envision the outcome of their investment. Eventually there is normally a completed show home available for viewing. Developers gain a decrease in the need for bank loans and assurance their property will be invested in. Investors benefit from the off-plan finance structure, which usually only initially demands a deposit in terms of approximately 30 percent of the property value. The balance is due upon completion and can in most cases be financed by a mortgage.Investors are strongly encouraged to purchase off-plan early to ensure competitive prices and availability of the best units. Price increases as the development matures, and the more units sell, the higher the price for the remaining units grows. Investment value increases before the structure is even completed.

The off-plan property buying option is increasing in popularity among investors who want to make a good profit out of their investment. By undertaking a small amount of risk, the possibility for profit is heightened exponentially. Retaining the property for an extended amount of time offers high rental income possibilities as well as appreciation in the propertys value. By solely purchasing a unit before construction, investors can turn around and sell their property after the complex is completed for a sizeable sum. Depending on the size of the edifice, construction can take up to 24 months to be completed. After paying the deposit, purchase price can often be paid in monthly installments rather than in one lump sum.

Off-plan property does take time to be completed. However, this is only a problem if the property is needed for immediate use. Off-plan prices are less than a resale or new property, and what they require in patience, they make up for in financial returns.

Off-plan property tends to be most plentiful in developing tourist areas. Resort cities or areas that are just experiencing growth in commerce and tourist traffic are highly valued areas of off-plan investment. Here, property prices tend to be lower, allowing the developer to operate more inexpensively. Investors, in turn, can gain from a little fore-sight. While the purchase prices are inexpensive, they hold the possibility for profit in terms of rental, future sale and a host of other possibilities.




Hasan Deniz
Property Investment Consultant
investors[at]kusadasiproperty[dot]biz


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Property Mortgages for Foreigners in Turkey

The recent development in Turkey makes the business of real estate livelier than ever, and as a leading Real Estate Agent in Kusadasi, we are more than happy to announce the good news to foreigners and those who are interested in investing in the Turkish property at Kusadasi.

Mortgage transactions in Turkey have seen the light of day, and foreigners in Turkey can now take part in this financial process. As foreigners rave about the good news, investors start seeing the economy and the business in a lively manner, and there is a high speculation about the return of the property investments.

Turkey property is becoming more and more accessible to those who want to own one, whether it is for business or personal needs, and foreign investors see it as a welcome for development. A lot of mortgage options are being discussed as Deputy Prime Minister Abdullatif Sener confirmed the approval of the bill regulating the Mortgages in Turkey.There are also different options for the foreign businessman to consider aside from the Turkey mortgages themselves. They can also re-mortgage their existing property or use their own personal funds, and they can also arrange for personal loans. The implementation of the Turkish mortgage will definitely give way to the further increase of investments and flourishing of the tourist economy, which may lead to a boost in property prices.

The Turkish mortgage opening is the product of demand from British nationals and Scandinavian countries that eventually led Turkish banks to prepare special mortgages plans and products for them. Even when the announcement had not yet been made, banks had already prepared packages and plans to sell real estate to foreigners in anticipation of the event. Even though mortgages are a risky business, banks readily considered following the big clamor of other European countries, and this led to the development of new tools to safeguard their businesses. The recent entry of Turkey into the European Union makes the demand of opening up real estate business much higher, and Turkey is responding to it positively.

The steps in applying for a mortgage from a Turkish bank is easy and fast. Foreign nationals can apply up to 65% of the property value as evaluated by bank experts. Requirements include: Proof of income, a one year period tax reports, a valid passport, and the current status of your mortgage back in your home country. After submitting the said requirements to the bank, which also includes the title certificate of the property, your mortgage will then be pre-approved by the military upon arrival. After processing the loan will be immediately paid to the sellers and the deed of property will be issued in the applicants name. The Minimum mortgage amount is 30,000 Euros, and no maximum limit set as of now. Please contact us on www.turkeyrealest.com

In pricing comparisons, most bank executives readily admit that Turkey is more attractive and more competitive compared to the foreigners home countries, and thats the reason for the clamor by the British, Irish and Dutch nationalities as well as other European nationals. The executives take note that foreign nationals will readily take up most of the investments in real estate, and as a result of these developments, a welcome advancement will occur in terms of revenues on the local and national scale.



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New Development, Suncity Villas 3

Are you looking for a beautiful vacation home, a home away from home or a clandestine beach getaway pad ? Suncity 3 , a truely unique new development by Kusadasi Realest Properties, is located at the gorgeous coastal town of Kusadasi, Turkey. The town of Kusadasi is located on the Aegean Sea, 80km from Izmir, and is known to be one of the most attractive and beautiful holiday locations in the region. Kusadasi boasts premier beach resorts and lures many British and Irish tourists looking to experience some much-needed sun. Many Brits, Irish and Germans are buying up property in Kusadasi and the area has seen a boom in real estate development in recent years. Kusadasi is a terrifically sunny region with a Mediterranean climate, perfect for vacationing in the middle of winter!

Many people who come to the region are so enchanted with Kusadasis convivial attitude towards tourists and bountiful sandy beaches that they find themselves wanting to invest in the region and buy a convenient vacation home or property. Suncity III is the perfect new development for foreigners who want to make a home for themselves in Kusadasi. Located just 3km away from the town of Kusadasi, the unique imaginative 15 villas in Suncity 3 are now on the market with Kusadasi Realest Properties.

The Suncity 3 villas are a safe and secure development, with a 24-hour security guard and intercom system at the entrance to the complex and between villas. Suncity 3 residents can enjoy luxurious amenities such as the communal swimming pool occupying 1,300 square meters, two pool bar islands occupying 1,700 square meters, sunbathing terraces, Jacuzzis, personal satellite TVs, private gardens, beautiful partial or full sea views from the balconies in each villa, private garages and romantic fire places for chilly winter nights. Suncity 3 also provides round-the-clock shuttle transportation to the town of Kusadasi for shopping, beaching or sightseeing. Suncity III is conveniently located 45 minutes from the International airport and close to many historical Turkish destinations.

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Each unit in the Suncity 3 villa property development has 2 floors containing 4 large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 balconies and a large combination kitchen and living room area. All of the properties have sea views or partial sea views and private and communal gardens.

Each villa has been constructed with reinforced concrete, providing 30 MPA strength in C25 concrete class. All property units in Suncity 3 have been designed and engineered to protect against heat loss and insulate against moisture. The exterior of each villa has been manufactured with a sturdy steel structure. All of the windows are double-glassed to protect against noise and heat loss. The Valencia style roof tiles add a Moorish touch to each property, as do the ceramic tiled patio areas.

Kusadasi Realest Properties and Developers of Suncity 3 villas are very concerned for your safety and health. There is only one entrance to the complex, guarded 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for your protection. The complex also has 24-hour medical services available, should you have any health or emergency concerns.

Please view the property details and photos here.
To Look into the site plan more closely please click here for zoom-in.

To receive more information on this property, Please contact Kusadasi Realest Properties,
and by email, info[at]kusadasirealest[dot]com ,
By Phone, +90 256 6144955.





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Why Aegean Coast of Turkey is better choice ?

The Aegean cost is a stunning property investment choice in Turkey. As the prices in European countries gets higher, Turkey provides a good strategic investment for investors wanting to buy property in a sunny climate with seaside access nearby. Turkish Property prices there are still much lower than the EU average.

Turkey is steadily increasing in tourism, in turn creating more exposure, interest and demand for property. The value of Turkish Property is expected to appreciate in beachfront areas by as much as 50 percent initially, with predictions for the next two to three years reaching 100 percent.

Western Turkey is notably inexpensive and offers high accessibility. The Aegean coast stretches from Marmaris in the south to the opening of the Dardanelles at Canakkale. The region is where modern culture meets ancient natural and man-made wonders in Turkey.The epicenter of tourism in the Aegean region is Bodrum, the southernmost major holiday town of the Aegean. It is well-known among foreign visitors and Turkish travelers. An enclave of small villages and towns are sprinkled throughout the peninsula, most of which are equipped with resorts, hotels, guest houses, bars, restaurants, shops and other attractions. For travelers in search of quiet and solitude, some villages have less resorts and tourist attractions, leaving the area more or less in its pre-tourism conditions and the sea barely touched by industry. However, other villages are well-known for their vibrant night life of clubs, bars and discos.

Sports and activities are plentiful in the Aegean, including; diving, jet skis, waterskiing, windsurfing and paragliding.

Accessibility is key for investors, as areas that are easier to reach are more likely to be frequented and are in higher demand.

Bodrum holds an international airport, which is reachable from some major cities in Europe. There are also ferries to Greek islands, Kos and Rhodes, from Bodrum, and the trip from Bodrum to Istanbul is 12 hours by bus and1 hour by air.

Another highly trafficked region of the Aegean is Marmariss yachting center. Located in the southwest corner of Turkey, it is bordered by green mountains, pine forests and the azul Mediterranean Sea. Small bays line the peninsula with pine-covered beaches and camp sites the attract tourists the world over.

According to local estate agents, property prices on the Aegean are still much lower than the EU average. Destinations such as Izmir, Marmaris, Bodrum, Altinkum Didim and Kusadasi are growing in popularity among foreign investors, as more people find the affordable prices and a fairly efficient buying process.

Kusadasis status as a well-known port city is sure to increase its reputation among travelers. Those who have visited the city will be more likely to return, and word of mouth is the best form of advertising. It is also located near the ancient city of Ephesus, founded between the 16th and 11th centuries B.C. This former metropolis of the ancient world remains as a testament to the popularity of the region. Excavations on the city continue as nearby new building projects go up to house the travelers who continue to flock to the region, ensuring investors prosperity to come.


Aspiring to join the European Union within the next ten years, Turkey still benefits from lower property prices, relative political stability and it proximity to the financial strength of Western Europe. This situation adds up to growth potential that will certainly boost the prices of the Turkey real estate in the future.

The Mediterranean coast offers an all round season for good holiday rental opportunities. Tourism operators and airlines are steadily increasing their capacity in the region, adding to predicted property investment growth. Property acquisition expenses are low, as are taxes.


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Choose the right real estate agent in Kusadasi, Turkey.

Are you planning to buy a property in one of Turkeys most beautiful city? Well, there are real real estate agents who provide the best services to you. You can choose the best property in Kusadasi that suits you the most, according to your budget. They also provide various opportunities and expert advices on the different options available for you to choose from. Just step into one of the best real estate agencies in Kusadasi and feel the difference. This will provide you with a friend whom you can trust the property with. Special care must be taken though, while choosing the different real estate agencies or Property in Turkey. There are the good ones, and there are the scammers. These people constantly contact people who are looking for properties and persuade you to buy properties in Kusadasi through them. Thus it is advisable to check the authenticity of the agency before you buy and entrust your property with these scammers. The most important advice is never ever buy property in Kusadasi from a guy whom you have just met recently. You can find a list of scam reporting from all over Turkey on the internet, where a numerous number of people are scammed by people who pose as real estate agents in Kusadasi.

Most important information to the people who are willing to buy Kusadasi property, is that never ever agree on write the title deed on any other Turkish guy that has met with you recently in the hope of getting the title deed transferred to your name. This is sure to be a scam. They write the title deed in their name, and then leave you in a jiffy. These scammers are hard to find when they have become invisible. Thus take care to protect both your money and property and choose the best real estate agency you can find in Turkey. You just have to run up a search on the internet to get the list of best Turkey real estate agencies.

Source:Kusadasi Realest Properties




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