For what it matters, I followed this channel for the past 4 years and they were bang on more often than not. Keep in mind though that they are referring mainly to Istanbul, which is like a country of its own and not necessarily representative for the rest of Turkiye. Also for the rest of the country don't underestimate the foreign investors. With the way things are going in EU, USA and Canada there is a big chance to see a decent number of people from these parts of the world getting properties here (mainly on the Mediterranean coast). With this being said there is a high level of uncertainty considering the current geopolitical situation and the changes we are going to see worldwide in the coming years.
Absolutely, Istanbul is a unique market that often trends differently from the rest of Turkey. The Mediterranean coast is definitely attracting more foreign investors, especially from Europe and North America, seeking lifestyle properties. The geopolitical landscape does add uncertainty, but Turkey’s strategic location and diverse real estate offerings continue to draw international interest. It's all about assessing risk and matching the right opportunities with investor goals. Thanks for following us, and for more insights, feel free to reach out!
Unfortunately, it seems like the public spending, also known as government spending, has actually increased instead of decreased. The decrease we are seeing is in real economy spending. It's a bit disheartening to witness the Turkish economy struggling due to poor policies implemented by the current government. I don't foresee a solution on the horizon anytime soon, especially since the government isn't utilizing traditional methods to combat high inflation by cutting back on their own spending. It's important for the Turkish government to downsize and reduce their spending. Additionally, the president hinting at a potential decrease in interest rates from the central bank of Turkey seems quite absurd at this point, especially with Turkey currently experiencing a technical recession. It's crucial for the government to decrease their spending and size, and to maintain interest rates higher than the actual inflation rate. Allowing the Turkish lira to slightly devalue against the dollar instead of attempting to artificially prop it up by selling reserves that don't even belong to Turkey is a more sustainable approach. It's important to be critical and honest in these matters, otherwise, nobody will want to buy or invest in the wonderful country of Turkey 🇹🇷!
You’ve raised some valid concerns about the economic challenges Turkey is facing. It’s true that reducing government spending and addressing inflation are critical steps. However, for investors, economic fluctuations can also present unique opportunities, particularly in markets where there might be potential for recovery or growth in specific sectors, such as real estate. Turkey’s real estate market continues to attract investors due to its strategic location, diverse economy, and lucrative long-term potential. While short-term economic pressures exist, they can create openings for savvy investors to capitalise on undervalued assets. If you're looking to explore how to navigate these challenges and identify the best opportunities for investment in Turkey, I'd be happy to provide more insights and guidance. Let’s keep the conversation going. For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com, and send us an enquiry. 😊
I am coming from Istanbul trip and searched for investment in the real estate market. I did not like the condos there, either the building is old and dangerous in case of earth break or it is a new building but the layout of the apartment is awful, because the construction companies buying expensive properties need to make the apartments small in order to maximize profits. As an investor you are confronted with apartments which are highly expensive and not good to use. The undeveloped properties are highly elevated in price and it would not make sense for a company to buy at these prices and finance it. For cash buyers, there are far better options - like interest bearing deposits.
I completely understand your concerns. The real estate market in Istanbul does have its challenges, particularly with older buildings that aren't earthquake compliant and new builds that often have compromised layouts due to high land costs. For investors, it’s crucial to find properties that balance modern design with safety and future growth potential. At Property Turkey, we specialise in guiding investors towards developments that have addressed these specific issues, offering city-centre regeneration projects with high returns while being earthquake compliant. These investments are designed with both functionality and lifestyle in mind, unlike the cramped units you often find in city centres. If you're considering other options like interest-bearing deposits, it's worth noting that the right real estate investment can often outperform these in terms of long-term capital growth and rental income, especially with Turkey's current economic trends. For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com , and send us an enquiry. :)
Sorry to hear you're feeling down! Istanbul can be overwhelming at times. If there's anything I can do to help, or if you want to explore different areas or opportunities, feel free to let me know. I'm here to assist! For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com, and send us an enquiry. 😊
Don’t be so sure about the money to go from the banks to the real estate. The real estate prices in Türkiye, especially in the large cities are near bursting, there are 1.6Million houses unsold in Istanbul alone.. TL holding its value against the currencies quite well in the last 13 months. I disagree with your FDI prospect in the next 3 years.
While it's true that there are unsold properties in Istanbul, this is often due to mismatches in supply and demand rather than an overall market bubble. High-interest rates and alternative savings options have slowed down local buying, but the foreign interest remains strong, particularly in strategically located, high-quality developments. The government's focus on stabilising the TL and reducing inflation is aimed at creating a more predictable economic environment, which is attractive to foreign investors. In terms of FDI, Turkey's unique position as a bridge between East and West, along with its young population and infrastructure investments, continues to draw long-term interest. Real estate remains a preferred avenue due to its potential for significant ROI and capital appreciation, especially for those looking to take advantage of current market conditions. For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com, and send us an enquiry. :)
@ , current property prices in Türkiye, especially in the large cities and the resort locations are not sustainable, basically bubble.. the build quality and the fine details are poorer compared to the European counterparts but the prices are almost the same. Please check out property sales to foreigners in Türkiye, I did one in 2023, only 1.7% of total houses sold went to foreigners. But now those foreigners and Syrians leaving due to obvious reasons which adds to the empty house stock.
Hi there! Thanks for the flower. 😊 Are you interested in Turkish real estate or just showing some love? Feel free to reach out. For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com , and send us an enquiry.
I understand your point, but investing in Turkey can still be very profitable if you approach it the right way. The key is to focus on areas with high growth potential, such as central Istanbul, and take advantage of rental income, especially through short-term lets like Airbnb. This can generate returns in stronger currencies, offsetting any currency risks. We provide comprehensive insights and strategies for making the most of your investment in Turkey. Feel free to reach out for more information! For more details, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com and send us an enquiry. :)
It’s wrong to try to educate people by looking reading into your crystal ball. Making predictions is like playing roulette. Sorry guys to burst your bubble but this was just a promotional video. Also rental yields in Turkey very low. An good example is you would achieve the same rental yield in London by purchasing for half the price of Istanbul, FACT
Hey Nev, We genuinely appreciate your engagement, and it's clear you have a strong perspective here. You're absolutely right that making predictions isn't an exact science, and there are many factors at play when it comes to real estate investment. However, based on our extensive experience in the Turkish market, there are a few points we’d love to clarify. Firstly, when it comes to rental yields, particularly short-term lets through platforms like Airbnb, Istanbul actually outperforms many global cities, including London, in terms of percentage returns. For instance, while central London might yield around 2%, central Istanbul can provide significantly higher returns, potentially double or more, especially when taking short lets into account. The initial property purchase price in Istanbul is generally lower than in a city like London, which does affect overall cost and yield calculations. However, it’s important to note that rental yields should be considered in the context of both short-term and long-term income, as well as capital appreciation. Turkey’s market has showcased strong growth in property value, which is a significant draw for many investors. At Property Turkey, our goal is to provide insights based on real data and our on-the-ground experience in Turkey’s property market. We fully acknowledge that every investor's journey is unique, and we’re always open to constructive dialogue to help everyone make informed decisions. We welcome any feedback to help us retain authenticity and transparency on our platform. For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com , and send us an enquiry. 😊
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For what it matters, I followed this channel for the past 4 years and they were bang on more often than not. Keep in mind though that they are referring mainly to Istanbul, which is like a country of its own and not necessarily representative for the rest of Turkiye. Also for the rest of the country don't underestimate the foreign investors. With the way things are going in EU, USA and Canada there is a big chance to see a decent number of people from these parts of the world getting properties here (mainly on the Mediterranean coast). With this being said there is a high level of uncertainty considering the current geopolitical situation and the changes we are going to see worldwide in the coming years.
Absolutely, Istanbul is a unique market that often trends differently from the rest of Turkey. The Mediterranean coast is definitely attracting more foreign investors, especially from Europe and North America, seeking lifestyle properties. The geopolitical landscape does add uncertainty, but Turkey’s strategic location and diverse real estate offerings continue to draw international interest. It's all about assessing risk and matching the right opportunities with investor goals. Thanks for following us, and for more insights, feel free to reach out!
Unfortunately, it seems like the public spending, also known as government spending, has actually increased instead of decreased. The decrease we are seeing is in real economy spending. It's a bit disheartening to witness the Turkish economy struggling due to poor policies implemented by the current government. I don't foresee a solution on the horizon anytime soon, especially since the government isn't utilizing traditional methods to combat high inflation by cutting back on their own spending. It's important for the Turkish government to downsize and reduce their spending. Additionally, the president hinting at a potential decrease in interest rates from the central bank of Turkey seems quite absurd at this point, especially with Turkey currently experiencing a technical recession.
It's crucial for the government to decrease their spending and size, and to maintain interest rates higher than the actual inflation rate. Allowing the Turkish lira to slightly devalue against the dollar instead of attempting to artificially prop it up by selling reserves that don't even belong to Turkey is a more sustainable approach.
It's important to be critical and honest in these matters, otherwise, nobody will want to buy or invest in the wonderful country of Turkey 🇹🇷!
You’ve raised some valid concerns about the economic challenges Turkey is facing. It’s true that reducing government spending and addressing inflation are critical steps. However, for investors, economic fluctuations can also present unique opportunities, particularly in markets where there might be potential for recovery or growth in specific sectors, such as real estate.
Turkey’s real estate market continues to attract investors due to its strategic location, diverse economy, and lucrative long-term potential. While short-term economic pressures exist, they can create openings for savvy investors to capitalise on undervalued assets.
If you're looking to explore how to navigate these challenges and identify the best opportunities for investment in Turkey, I'd be happy to provide more insights and guidance. Let’s keep the conversation going.
For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com, and send us an enquiry. 😊
I am coming from Istanbul trip and searched for investment in the real estate market. I did not like the condos there, either the building is old and dangerous in case of earth break or it is a new building but the layout of the apartment is awful, because the construction companies buying expensive properties need to make the apartments small in order to maximize profits. As an investor you are confronted with apartments which are highly expensive and not good to use. The undeveloped properties are highly elevated in price and it would not make sense for a company to buy at these prices and finance it. For cash buyers, there are far better options - like interest bearing deposits.
I completely understand your concerns. The real estate market in Istanbul does have its challenges, particularly with older buildings that aren't earthquake compliant and new builds that often have compromised layouts due to high land costs. For investors, it’s crucial to find properties that balance modern design with safety and future growth potential.
At Property Turkey, we specialise in guiding investors towards developments that have addressed these specific issues, offering city-centre regeneration projects with high returns while being earthquake compliant. These investments are designed with both functionality and lifestyle in mind, unlike the cramped units you often find in city centres.
If you're considering other options like interest-bearing deposits, it's worth noting that the right real estate investment can often outperform these in terms of long-term capital growth and rental income, especially with Turkey's current economic trends.
For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com , and send us an enquiry. :)
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Sorry to hear you're feeling down! Istanbul can be overwhelming at times. If there's anything I can do to help, or if you want to explore different areas or opportunities, feel free to let me know. I'm here to assist! For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com, and send us an enquiry. 😊
Don’t be so sure about the money to go from the banks to the real estate. The real estate prices in Türkiye, especially in the large cities are near bursting, there are 1.6Million houses unsold in Istanbul alone.. TL holding its value against the currencies quite well in the last 13 months. I disagree with your FDI prospect in the next 3 years.
While it's true that there are unsold properties in Istanbul, this is often due to mismatches in supply and demand rather than an overall market bubble. High-interest rates and alternative savings options have slowed down local buying, but the foreign interest remains strong, particularly in strategically located, high-quality developments. The government's focus on stabilising the TL and reducing inflation is aimed at creating a more predictable economic environment, which is attractive to foreign investors. In terms of FDI, Turkey's unique position as a bridge between East and West, along with its young population and infrastructure investments, continues to draw long-term interest. Real estate remains a preferred avenue due to its potential for significant ROI and capital appreciation, especially for those looking to take advantage of current market conditions. For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com, and send us an enquiry. :)
@ , current property prices in Türkiye, especially in the large cities and the resort locations are not sustainable, basically bubble.. the build quality and the fine details are poorer compared to the European counterparts but the prices are almost the same. Please check out property sales to foreigners in Türkiye, I did one in 2023, only 1.7% of total houses sold went to foreigners. But now those foreigners and Syrians leaving due to obvious reasons which adds to the empty house stock.
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Hi there! Thanks for the flower. 😊 Are you interested in Turkish real estate or just showing some love? Feel free to reach out. For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com , and send us an enquiry.
Britt's not worth buying there u buy in pounds or dollars sell it u get lire
I understand your point, but investing in Turkey can still be very profitable if you approach it the right way. The key is to focus on areas with high growth potential, such as central Istanbul, and take advantage of rental income, especially through short-term lets like Airbnb. This can generate returns in stronger currencies, offsetting any currency risks. We provide comprehensive insights and strategies for making the most of your investment in Turkey. Feel free to reach out for more information! For more details, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com and send us an enquiry. :)
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It’s wrong to try to educate people by looking reading into your crystal ball. Making predictions is like playing roulette. Sorry guys to burst your bubble but this was just a promotional video. Also rental yields in Turkey very low. An good example is you would achieve the same rental yield in London by purchasing for half the price of Istanbul, FACT
Hey Nev,
We genuinely appreciate your engagement, and it's clear you have a strong perspective here. You're absolutely right that making predictions isn't an exact science, and there are many factors at play when it comes to real estate investment. However, based on our extensive experience in the Turkish market, there are a few points we’d love to clarify.
Firstly, when it comes to rental yields, particularly short-term lets through platforms like Airbnb, Istanbul actually outperforms many global cities, including London, in terms of percentage returns. For instance, while central London might yield around 2%, central Istanbul can provide significantly higher returns, potentially double or more, especially when taking short lets into account. The initial property purchase price in Istanbul is generally lower than in a city like London, which does affect overall cost and yield calculations.
However, it’s important to note that rental yields should be considered in the context of both short-term and long-term income, as well as capital appreciation. Turkey’s market has showcased strong growth in property value, which is a significant draw for many investors.
At Property Turkey, our goal is to provide insights based on real data and our on-the-ground experience in Turkey’s property market. We fully acknowledge that every investor's journey is unique, and we’re always open to constructive dialogue to help everyone make informed decisions.
We welcome any feedback to help us retain authenticity and transparency on our platform.
For more information, please visit us at www.propertyturkey.com , and send us an enquiry. 😊