Investment Areas
Antalya
Antalya, is the capital city of the Antalya Province on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. The population of the city is 603,190 (2000 census) but reaches up to 2 million in summers. It apparently dates from at least the Hittite period and the ruins of several ancient settlements are located nearby.
Combining history and culture it deserves the title of "the capital of Turkish tourism". Today the city of Antalya is reliving a golden age. It has been transformed into a cultural and touristic hub with much on offer to satisfy the discerning visitors. Kaleici, the rustic old town, where historic Turkish and Greek houses are under protection, is the most popular center in Antalya. It is situated between the yacht harbour and the main city. Old houses that are separated by narrow, cobble-stone roads are now hotels and tourism-related shops. Traces of Byzantine, Roman and Seljuks architecture and culture can still be seen. Take time to visit the archeological museum which houses the finds belonging to historic ages of Anatolia. Read more
Bodrum
Bodrum (formerly Budrum) is a Turkish port in Mu?la Province. It is on the Bodrum Peninsula, near the northwest entrance to the Gulf of G?kova, and faces the Greek island of Kos. Today, it is a center of tourism and yachting. It is the ancient Halicarnassus of Caria, renowned for the Mausoleum.
The town is very popular tourist resort for northern Europeans due to its attractive coastline and active night-life (Bodrum has been humorously referred to as the "Bedroom of Europe"}. It can safely be said that every year at least a few hundreds of thousands of tourists visit Bodrum. The permanent population is 32,227 (2000 census). Read more
Fethiye
One is at a loss for words to describe the beauty of Fethiye. If you are incurably addicted to exploring new horizons and are a lover of nature, this is the destination for you? What is it that makes these shores so delightfully indented with innumerable coves and the unbelievable beauty of nature. What makes it so alluring? Perhaps it is a bit of everything, who knows? To wander through the bays of Fethiye is an adventure, an exuberance, a spring of joy. While passing from one to another, the grandeur that spreads out before your eyes is enhanced by the silhouettes of tiny islands, which lead you astray.
Dalaman
One of the few coastal areas which is still relatively undeveloped and unspoilt. The town itself is several miles inland and remains predominantly Turkish, with basic English spoken in most of the cafes and restaurants.
The Future is bright: The Turkish government has now designated the town a main tourist area, making Dalaman an ideal location for property investment. The time to buy in this area really is now! Plans are being developed to build a new marina and also a golf course. When these take off the whole area is likely to develop rapidly. With an abundance of shops, restaurants serving delicious traditional dishes, small bars, tea gardens and the stunning beach at Sarigerme only 15 minutes drive from the town, there is plenty to do and see. Read more
North Cyprus
North Cyprus is a magical place and may truly be described as ?A Sanctuary of Unspoilt Beauty?. A holiday destination that has so much to offer: a superb climate, wonderful beaches, warm blue seas and equally warm and friendly people. Reasonable prices too.
North Cyprus is a colourful tapestry of unspoilt natural beauty, ranging from sparkling crystal clear waters and golden beaches to fields carpeted with wild flowers in the spring, and on the Besparmak Mountains, carob, olive and pine trees. Read more
TURGUT REIS IS TIPPED TO BE THE NEXT BEST INVESTMENT SPOT IN TURKEY UP TO 45% ANNUAL CAPITAL GROWTH IS EXPECTED?
Turgutreis is well known for its breathtakingly beautiful sunsets. The wind patterns and sea make it popular for the wind surfers as well. The outdoor market set up on Saturdays is one of the most spectacular on the peninsula with a lavish selection of fresh produce on offer as well as a wide range of textiles.
The town of Turgutreis is situated at the tip of the Bodrum peninsula and has much to offer those in the market for property ownership abroad. With the recent addition of a 30 million dollar 5 star marina, and its spectacular sunset overlooking the Greek island Kos, Turgutreis has become one of the most sought after sites by both foreigners and local purchasers.
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Only 10 minutes drive to the west of Bodrum town centre
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Excellent infrastructure, the local council has been internationally accredited for their visionary development plans
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Small enough to have a cosy community spirit and ?old-fishing village feel? to it, however, big enough to have all amenities and entertainment you would require. Turgut Reis is actually the second largest establishment on the peninsula after Bodrum town itself.
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Some $30 million was spent last year on developing its yacht marina. In
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It actually has a beach unlike Bodrum town itself.
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There is plenty of space in and around the town to allow for structured development with adequate green areas which attract wealthy investors.
OUR EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENTS IN TURGUTREIS
Residential Hotel Development: 2-3 bedroom apartments and 3 bedroom villas within a unique development, excellent sea-views, outstanding facilities and management. Preferential prices for first call off-plan units will start in April 2006 and quarterly price increases of up to 10% are planned. The development will be completed in June 2007.
This development is financed by a reputable British developer and project-managed by one of Turkey's most established engineering & construction firms.
DATCA - HIDDEN PARADISE - WILL YIELD EXCEPTIONAL RETURN ON INVESTMENT
- Beautiful landscape
- Sandy beaches which are not crowded
- Exceptional cultural heritage
- New marina
- Very low property prices which can only go up
Some Pictures from Datca (Taken by Amateur Camera on 11 December 2005)
