What's affecting property prices?
For rather small cost (if compared to other the countries of Europe) you can buy villas, apartments in Turkey with good finish and with high level of service in any housing estate.
RestProperty suggests to study in more detail what influences the cost of this real estate.
First, this distance from the sea, and also distance from the downtown. Clear business that apartment cost in Turkey which windows come directly to French riviera of the sea, will be much more expensive that that is located somewhere on other end of the city. Thus, a view of the sea and proximity to it – it is unconditional, the most important factor which increases housing cost.
Secondly, the important role is played by the area you plan to acquire the real estate in. If you consider apartments offered today in different regions, the following shoudl be noted:
- the good housing in the city of Istanbul is estimated at 2000-5000 euros for square metre;
- if it is possible to find the apartment in Bodrum, the cost of square metre will be 1500-3000 euros;
- in Kemer – it is slightly higher than 1000-2000 euros for square metre;
- in Antalya – 1000-1500 euros for square metre;
and here in Alania the meter square will cost only 600-1500 euros.
Thirdly, the cost of acquired real estate depends on existence and features of infrastructure.
Fourthly, you shouldn't forget about personal preferences of the buyer. One likes spacious apartments, another places emphasis on existence of a big balcony with a brazier.
Be sure, with agents of RestProperty you will find the most suitable option apartments in Turkey at the acceptable price in the area of your liking.
Author: RestProperty
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Published: 06.04.2012
