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23.2.2010

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Turkey is Ideal for Families

The property market in Turkey is broadening it's appeal, one online news agency has stated.

Shelter Offshore has reported rules that govern which foreign nationals can and cannot purchase property in the country are to be reviewed.

Currently, the principle of reciprocity - which only allows foreign buyers to purchase Turkish property if Turks are allowed to buy homes in the buyer's home country - is prohibiting wealthy Middle Eastern residents from investing in the area.

However this could be set to change and Shelter Offshore believe that this is positive news for those who have bought or are buying in the country. Their report states "for those who have already bought in, it is more likely to mean that the market continues to develop and advance, that prices will remain stable and possibly advance, whilst many markets around the globe are not going to fare so well over the short to medium-term."

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The property market in Turkey is broadening it's appeal, one online news agency has stated.

Shelter Offshore has reported rules that govern which foreign nationals can and cannot purchase property in the country are to be reviewed.

Currently, the principle of reciprocity - which only allows foreign buyers to purchase Turkish property if Turks are allowed to buy homes in the buyer's home country - is prohibiting wealthy Middle Eastern residents from investing in the area.

However this could be set to change and Shelter Offshore believe that this is positive news for those who have bought or are buying in the country. Their report states "for those who have already bought in, it is more likely to mean that the market continues to develop and advance, that prices will remain stable and possibly advance, whilst many markets around the globe are not going to fare so well over the short to medium-term."

We provide prospective property purchasers with advice and information regarding purchasing property in Turkey.

News item created: 30.9.2009

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