Why invest in Turkey 

Here is about 10 good reasons for why to in vest in Turkey..
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Only during the past couple of years has Turkey really opened up to foreign investors. This has been due mainly to changes in Turkish Government legislation and of course the relatively good value to be had in comparison to other locations.

Turkey has been accepted as a candidate country for EU membership and expects to gain full membership by 2011 so now is the right time to invest.

Property prices are less than a quarter the price of similar properties in the more traditional locations and less than one tenth that of in some seaside resorts in Ireland/Uk or any other Country in Europe. This situation cannot remain so indefinitely.

Approximately 4 hour flight time from Ireland and UK and about 3 hour flight from other european countries  with direct flights to most destination for most of the year and readily available connections for the remainder from UK and European airports.

Endless ancient sites to visit and every conceivable leisure activity catered for together with delicious food, excellent services and a very modern infrastructure make Turkey an ideal location for investment, holiday or retirement.

The most friendly, welcoming and outgoing people you could wish to meet; most with good English and all are happy and eager that both investors and tourists feel welcome and at home.

A very stable democracy together with low crime rates is very reassuring both for your personal safety and the security of your investment.

Recognised as having the healthiest climate in Europe with long dry summers and very mild winters and the lowest pollution levels all of which combine to make this region an ideal location for vacation or retirement.

A fraction of that of UK / Ireland or any other European city, you will not have to worry about the cost of having a good time and an open currency market allowing easy transfer of funds both into and out of the country.

Property values are increasing by an average of 30% year on year and are expected to keep doing so well into the future at least until they reach the levels of the rest of Europe.