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Zeynep

1.Fethiye somewhere close to (Blue lagoon) Ölüdeniz
2.Göcek
3.Kalkan and Kaş

I have recently bought in Akbuk, it is a stunningly beautiful area and in my opinion a good investment location.

Please note this thread was started .04-09-2006,

And the new buying laws have yet to be announced .

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Side is one of the most attractive and popular resorts of the Turkish Mediterranean coast with long sandy beaches. The antique town centre sits on a charming peninsular, populated by roman ruins, beautiful harbour, places of interest and a shopper’s paradise. The ancient amphitheatre constantly hosts festivals, music and dance shows under the romantic moonlight.

There are already 10 established top notch golf courses in the area. Indeed, with over 30 golf courses planned for Antalya region over the next 10 years, Side promises to be at the centre of Europe’s most exciting new golfing area. All of this is just 45 minutes drive from Antalya International Airport, which is served by year-round flights from the UK and Europe.

ONSA-PROPERTY - Property in Turkey

Turkey has long been established as a place for overseas buyers to purchase properties in the major southern resorts like Bodrum, Fethiye and Marmaris. Many of these areas have little room left for further development and are now more costly. Istanbul is increasingly being targetted by overseas investors who are looking for properties to buy which can then be subsequently rented out. After a year or two these properties can then be re-sold at a handsome profit. Property prices on the outskirts of Istanbul are still relatively cheap and offer ample scope for capital appreciation on resale.

Everyone mentions Bodrum. Fethiye. Marmaris.Didem. Kusadasi.Altinkum.Side. Akbuk,and Istanbul

Yet no one mentions Selcuk..Why .?


The relatively small city of Selçuk, with its population of around 44,000, lies only 75kilometers from İzmir's city center and offers countless treasures. The town also boasts the İsa Bey Mosque, an important example of Selçuk Turk architecture. What's more transportation to Selçuk couldn't be easier; visitors can reach it by sea, air, road or train.

Izmir Airport,is only 55 Km to Selçuk.

Railway:
The train station is located in the center of the village, you can easily go to Izmir, Pamukkale and other places of Turkiye,

Motorway
Izmir the third biggest city of Turkiye,75km away from the town and buses are available in every 15 minutes.

Ephesus Airport is approximately 3km far from Selçuk but it is only for private planes.Ephesus Airport is approximately 3km far from Selçuk

There are Plans to further expand the already lively tourism industry in the region are at hand. There are proposed plans to build three golf courses in the Selçuk district of Pamucak, which lies on the coast ..

Looks like Selcuk is the next place for a property boom....?

Read the rest here = Selçuk

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Dont bother with a solicitor, they only do what a proper agent would do but charge a lot more. QUOTE]

I agree with all but the above comment. Myself as a realestate agent, I always recommend my customers to work with a solicitor of their own. There are a few well known solicitors who can handle English speaking customers in Kusadasi.

If everything goes fine then of course the monies you paid to the solicitor will be somewhat wasted, but the solicitor is there to make sure everything goes right. Afterall a real estate agent is not a legal entity, but a solicitor/lawyer has the authority to access every record hold by the government. Whereas, a real estate agent, is just a tradesman, nothing else.

I also think that Davutlar and Guzelcamli can become too quiet between October-May if you're used to city living.

Thank you for confirimg that, İ did post a while ago on the four area's of Kusadasi,

A final word of warning, This is from personnel experience,

Long Beach+ Davutlar Guzelcamla can become very isolated in the winter months. If you miss the last minibus (dolmus) The only other form of transport is a taxi. This can prove to be very expensive if you are wanting to visıt kusadasi often for nights out. There is a big problem in the winter month's in Long Beach+ Davutlar and Guzelcamla with dogs that have been abandoned.They can be be very threatening to some.

My views and thoughts. I am sure there will be other's that disagree with them,

I see we have someone with common sense, who did not .

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Lane,

I bought in Alanya and me and my family find it very relaxing with all the mod cons required.

The company I bought from are Irish and provide a great after sales service with full security.

Let me know if want more info.

Paul