Turkish Property has Potential to be as Popular as Europe's Greats

We recently published an article on Write About Property, on how Turkey and Egypt are currently two of the hottest emerging markets in the world. Well, I have recently had course to look at all of the coastal towns (the towns people holiday and buy property in), for a research report I am writing, and I have to say, on the whole and in my opinion, Turkey has as many (or more) towns with as much (or more) potential as ever Spain, Italy or France had.

It has something for everyone. You have the likes of Antalya, which definitely fit into the club 18-30, where the fun starts practically straight after you get off the plane at the well served Antalya airport. There are plenty of cheap apartments in Antalya, cheap in price but not in quality. Then you have Kas, a hundred miles from the nearest airport, yet still with all the shops you need and a variety of restaurants, perfect for those who want to meander in peace and quiet through the town.

My perhaps bold opinion should come as no surprise whatsoever according to Julian Walker of Spot Blue.

"Why should this come as a shock? Turkey is one of the biggest countries in the world, and has different seas to the north (Black Sea, Bosphorus), the south (the Mediterranean), and the south west (the Aegean). With so many more miles of coastline than its competitors, so many different cultures, history dating well into the BC age, a currency offering far more value than the Euro, and now one of the strongest economies in Europe, no one should be surprised that Turkey's potential is coming to the fore," he said.

Spot Blue is currently marketing property in Turkey from as little as £25,000

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