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Superb development newly launched in Istanbul
Ref.Nr.: NHT - IST504
Large development in Istanbul's highly popular location with outdoor and indoor swimming pool and gardens.
Price :34.000 €
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Affordable Istanbul apartments
Ref.Nr.: NHT-IST507
•2 year rental guarantee at 7.5% per year. •Finance available. •Sea and city view flat options available. •Reservation 2,000 GBP (in advance) •Deposit 8,850 GBP (after 3 weeks) •18.650 GBP (on completion)
Price :35.000 €
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İstanbul Buy to let apartments
Ref.Nr.: NHT - IST501
Located in Istanbul, largest Turkish city, Istanbul Towers is a perfect choice for a guaranteed buy to let investment.
Price :45.500 €
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Newly launched off plan property in Istanbul
Ref.Nr.: NHT - IST503
Newly launched off plan development, with all amenities on site and rental guarantee up to 7% a year.
Price :46.500 €
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Stylish apartments in Istanbul
Ref.Nr.: NHT-IST508
The development offers a new life style trend with the facilities on roof top to its' owners.
The development offers 2 years rental guarantee at 7.5% for 2 years. We rated development as '' 5 star residential complex '' according to the luxury quality and prospective returns, Flexible payment plans available
Price :49.200 €
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Large luxury property nicely located in istanbul
Ref.Nr.: NHT - IST506
Superb project, newly launched, designed by acclaimed architect, with all facilities within the development, and amazing investment opportunity.
Price :60.000 €
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Off Plan luxury property in Istanbul
Ref.Nr.: NHT - IST502
The project is designed to offer a supreme package for the young executives with high disposable incomes who will be moving to this rapidly developing commercial region.
Price :71.500 €
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Apartments for sale in istanbul
Ref.Nr.: NHT - IST500
Perfect investment opportunity in a large development located in biggest Turkish city Istanbul.
Price :90.000 €
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Luxury residence project in Istanbul
Ref.Nr.: NHT - IST505
Luxury residence project offering perfect investment opportunity in Turkey's largest city, with all amenities on site
Price :99.000 €
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Property in Istanbul: Classic City Real Estate
Property in Istanbul is like that of any capital city (see below before emailing in anger). Istanbul is huge, with a massive number of shops, bars and restaurants -- including some familiar names -- and 2 international airports. Istanbul is also a coastal city, within range of many great beaches. Thus, the package is very attractive to holiday home buyers and investors.
But one of the greatest strengths of Istanbul property is people's surprise at the fact that prices are still really low, with properties for sale from 34,000 Euros. Because of the historical sites, and cultural diversity, as well as the city setting, Istanbul is a top tourist destination, and property owners can earn strong yields.
A Closer Look at the Attraction of Istanbul Property
Contrary to many people's belief, Istanbul is not the capital city of Turkey. Arguably, it is far more than that; it is the cultural, economic and financial centre of the country.
In a country as vast and diverse as Turkey; which touches Asia, Europe and the Middle East, the cultural centre is really something worth seeing and experiencing.
It comes as no surprise that Istanbul has a massive array of culinary experiences on offer in its many restaurants from around the world, or that it has shops selling almost everything the heart could desire. It also has a rich history, with many internationally recognised landmarks and attractions to marvel.
All this makes Istanbul attractive to holiday home buyers, and to tourists, which subsequently makes it popular with investors. Of course investors are also attracted by the potential for residential investments, owing to the massive population growth and rising affluence.
Founded by Constantine the Great and once called Constantinople, this fascinating Turkish city is filled with unusual stories and surprising facts
- Istanbul is the only city in the world which spans two continents. The western side of the city is in Europe and the eastern side of the city is in Asia. This makes it the nearest European city to Asia and the nearest Asian city to Europe. Despite being thought of more as an Asian city, the historic centre of Istanbul is on the European side of the divide.
- The Golden Horn is not the stretch of water which divides Europe from Asia, a common misconception. The Golden Horn is entirely in Europe. It leads into the Bosphorus, which is the water that divides the two continents and which joins the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara, which in turn leads into the Mediterranean. This is one reason Istanbul has always been of great strategic importance.
- Istanbul has been capital of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Latin Empire, and the Ottoman Empire, yet it isn't the capital city of modern Turkey, which is Ankara. Istanbul is however the largest city in Turkey.
- Ankara became the Turkish capital on the founding of the Republic of Turkey in 1923.
- Istanbul has had several different names in the past, including Byzantium, Constantinople, Stamboul and Tsarigrad.
- Istanbul's old name of Constantinople came from the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great who rebuilt the city on seven hills, to match the famous seven hills of Rome.
- In 1930 the Turkish authorities came up with a simple way of ensuring that the new name of Istanbul was recognised and used throughout the world, along with the new names that were simultaneously given to major Turkish cities. Any mail that was sent using any other name was simply marked 'return to sender'.
- Despite its location in southern Europe and on the edge of the Asian continent, snowfall is common in Istanbul. The average annual snowfall is 18 inches.
- The estimated population of greater Istanbul is about 11 million people. At the last estimate, about 99.8% were Muslim.
- The founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, was actually born in Greece. He was born in 1881 in what was then the Ottoman city of Selanik, but which is now Greece's second city, Thessaloniki. The house in which he was born can be visited there.
- What is thought of as the archetypal Turkish headgear, the fez, is in fact of Greek origin. (Conversely, the typical Greek dish of moussaka originated in Turkey.) The fez in Turkish is fes, and was banned by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in 1925.
- In 2010 Istanbul will be one of three European Cities of Culture.