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Modern, democratic Turkey has one of the most dynamic economies in Europe. The country has maintained GDP growth of around 9% and against this background, the Istanbul stock market surged by 35% in 2005.

In November 2005, the EU voted to accept Turkey as a full member. While the accession process may take up to 10 years, the positive effect on asset prices may well be felt much sooner.

A growing number of travel operators are now offering villa holidays to the independent traveller and so demand for quality properties will increase.


"If you prefer buying a property at a very reasonable price, that you can use yourself for regular holidays and rent it out to maximise your income, in a country where the summers are so long and pleasant, then Turkey is the most appropriate destination for you."
What House Magazine, October 2005