13 reasons to buy real estate in Turkey.

Investments in Turkish real estate have been popular among ouramong our fellow citizens for at least twenty years. All the mistakes have been made, all the pitfalls have been learned.pitfalls. Buy housing or for permanent life in Turkey or forseasonal vacation. In recent years, another sub-species of acquisitionof real estate - for commercial purposes, forprofit from rent. In any case, this investment is a profitable venture.Let's analyze why together with Hata Matata:

1)Turkish real estate is much cheaper than in the sameEuropean countries and the Persian Gulf. And the latter is losing popularitydue to the frequency of various conflicts on political, religious, national and other grounds.other grounds. Despite the cheapness of apartments are not inferior in qualityEuropean, in bonus - often apartments near the coast and beaches of the seas,of which there are four in Turkey.

2)The cost of living here is lower than in most warm countriesin the world. Add to that over 300 days of sunshine a year, the cheapness and ecological purity of local fruits and vegetables.ecological purity of local fruits and vegetables (as many provinces produce them), a surprisingly unhurried and measured rhythm of life.and the surprisingly unhurried, measured pace of life. This all makesTurkey an ideal place for retirees wishing to move to a warmer climate.climate.

3) Decent value for money compared to other warm countries. Who bought housing in the European Union, knows exactly that in addition to paying for a fairly expensive housing, you need to set aside money for taxes, stamp duty lawyer, etc. When in Turkey the costs go mainly to the notary and insignificant compared to the EU state fees. And housing is relatively inexpensive. The price/quality ratio is much higher than in Europe. You can buy an elite villa in Antalya with several baths and bedrooms for the price of a one-bedroom apartment in England.And if we are talking about Moscow, the price of a one-room apartment in a khrushchevka somewhere far outside the Moscow Ring Road is approximately equal to the cost of a fully packed apartment on the seaside.

4) Imagine an apartment with a huge balcony overlooking the evergreen city with the sea.overlooking the evergreen city with the sea. No worries about warm clothes,warming up the car in winter, or even heating. On the coldest days you canjust turn on the air conditioning. A constant stream of sunlight and vitamin D.will save you from any moping and depression. This is all along the Mediterranean and Aegean coasts of Turkey.Sea in Turkey. Yes, there's definitely a slight exaggeration, because there's no absolutelyperfect weather in any corner of the globe. But still, the winter temperatures heretemperatures don't drop below 5:00. And, yes, you will miss the snow,when you're on a beach on the Mediterranean coast on New Year's Eve.

And if you do want snow. Three climatic zones-- temperate maritime,Mediterranean and continental. It may come as a surprise to many, but there are even ski resortseven ski resorts.

5) Life in Turkey is comparatively cheaper than in other warm countries and Europe.countries and in Europe. In Turkey the cost of living is much lower due tothe low price of public utilities compared to Europe, the lack of the need toexport of most foodstuffs and a warm mild climate. Yes, thisminimum is higher the closer you are to the big cities or tourist centers, buteven if we take Turkey as a whole - the indicators are an order of magnitude lower than in any of the EU countries.EU countries. It is cheapest to live insouth of Turkey, where almost all foodstuffs are produced and heating costs are minimal.heating costs. For example, for 2019, the cost of living in Izmiramounted to 3190 Turkish lih - that's about 535USD. At the same moment, the cost of livingminimum in England was 1164.73 USD/month,Germany - 1366 USD/month, and in Turkey's neighbor Greece - 655.36 USD/month.

6) . In Turkey you can find accommodation for any minimum budget.There are small one-room studios, family apartments, populartwo-storey apartments, there are luxurious elite villas. Can be sold small apartmentbuildings, for subsequent rental apartments. And, although everything depends on the region and proximity to the resort area, you canbuy a fairly spacious and cozy home for a price for which you can noteven a studio apartment in the EU.

7) “If the whole world were one“if the whole world were one nation, Istanbul would beits capital,” wrote Napoleon Bonaparte,inspired by this marvelous city on the hilly banksof the Bosphorus Strait. And believe me, he was almost right. Not only Istanbul, butthere are many international airports throughout Turkey. The entire country is covered by a networkof railroads. Air travel to and from Turkey is quite affordable.Transportation in Turkey is reliable and cheap.

8) One of the reasons for buying real estate in Turkey is to obtain citizenship of the Turkish Republic. “Ne mutlu türküm diyene” - happy is the one who can call himself a Turk, once said Mustafa Kemal Ataturk - the father of all Turks. And if earlier Turkish citizenship cost a million dollars, now you have the right to get Turkish citizenship byTAPUIf you purchased a property for 250,000USD and did not sell it for 3 years.

9) Did you know that in the EU, if you leave an inheritance but it isis taxed up to 20%.