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If you compare the prices in the Turkish real-estate market with those of other Southern European countries, you will quickly find that, in Turkey, you get a lot more for your money.
Not just with the purchase itself but also in everyday costs where living expenses are still very low. And there are more good reasons.
As both the interest in purchasing property and the market itself are still fairly new, the prices are most likely to continue rising for years to come. And just like we are used to at home, investing in property is one of the safest investments to be made in Turkey.
Purchasing property on the Mediterranean coast in the environs of Alanya could therefore easily turn out to be a very good investment.

Over the last few years, the Turkish government has been carrying out a number of reforms, all of which seek to bring Turkish laws into line with European ones. These reforms are not limited to the economy but also within areas as diverse as ecology, education and human rights.
Making these improvements in Turkey mean that, although geographically placed in Asia Minor, the country is regarded as a part of Europe.
This is a perception shared by the Turkish government which is striving for Turkey to join the EU. Should the country become a member of the EU, it means that an economical feather will be put in the cap of the foreign property owners in Turkey.