Hey Al👍🏻 An unrelated question really but in reading I see there is a huge 19000 unit development in Kepez/Antalya that just seems massive and a huge but interesting project. That would be a really interesting video by itself….and maybe Cameron will pay for a another trip down south while it is not 100 degrees👍🏻
After reading more about it I was going to delete my post. But rather I think it is better to just comment that the project looks like a mess. So never mind.
It is Sur Yapi in the northwest. If you use Google maps and read the comments it seems there was a lot of damage from the project being delayed and exposed to the elements. But read the comments by owners…don’t take my word for it.
Thanks for your video. Could you please share your ideas what foreign investors could do to mitigate rental income decrease, because the value of turkish lira keeps decreasing? Thanks! 🙏
I am getting married to a Turkish woman in the near future, with the housing market being outrageous in America we are possibly looking at living in Turkey. I visited Aydin a few months ago and know that I like the region. Any tips for an American looking to find a home and job? Thank you.
This is great. Your title says 170k for 2bhk and you said it make an investor eligible for citizenship. As far as I am aware an investment 250k would be required for citizenship unless there are new amendments made recently which I am not sure. Is investing 170k or less will grant me and my family a citizenship if I am Intrested? Thx
Hi Dawood, The project will qualify you for citizenship if you purchased properties’ value are above 250K. Which means that you can buy 2 apartments and apply. Or you can buy one from here then another small property from another development to complete 250K USD limit.
@@gracelee5849 property prices in Turkey rarely get affected by the exchange rate. Most real estate are pegged to the USD values although the transaction takes place in TRY.
