Turkey’s appeal to property investors has surged since the start of 2013, as the weaker pound makes the Eurozone less attractive to some real estate investors, such as UK buyers, it is claimed.
Plans for the world’s largest airport in Istanbul could also boost the property market with the airport forecast to be operational by 2017 with a capacity for 90 million passengers a year. However, once complete, the new airport’s six runways will be capable of handling 150 million passengers a year, more than any current existing airport. [click to continue…]
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