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The country has announced that it is going to resume international flights gradually starting with June 10. The first international flights will be available to Bahrein, Bulgaria, Qatar and Greece. Tourists from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan and many other countries will be able to fly to...

Over the first four months in 2020, 383,821 homes were sold in Turkey. Property buyers used a mortgage in 145,387 cases. This number increased by 141.4%. The sold properties included 122,280 new homes. The number of sold new homes experienced a 16% decrease comparing with the same period in 2019....

Only COVID-19 negative foreigners are allowed to enter the country as of May 20. The borders are open for patients coming to Turkey for health tourism. The country accepts the patients of orthopedics and traumatology, general and pediatric surgery, eyes diseases, oncology, urology, cardiology,...

Testing for COVID-19 will be mandatory for all foreign travelers coming to Turkey as well Turkish residents. Special laboratories will be arranged to test arrived travelers in the airports in the key tourist provinces, including Antalya. Testing will be obligatory for all travelers coming from...

International flights will become available in July. This news was announced at the meeting of the Turkish Ministers of Culture and Tourism and Foreign Affairs Mehmet Ersoy and Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, the Governor of Antalya Munir Karaloglu and the representatives of the tourism industry. The...

The novel coronavirus situation in Turkey is stabilizing, the quarantine measures ae getting less strict, while the real estate market offers fewer discounts. Today, when most of the quarantine measures are about to be cancelled, developers and property sellers tend to cancel their quarantine...

One of the largest carrier, Turkish Airlines, is going to resume international flights gradually starting in June after the suspension due to the novel coronavirus. According to the three-month flight plan, the carrier will fly to 19 countries, including Canada, Germany, Norway, Austria, Denmark,...

Comparing with March 2019, this year’s March property sales in Turkey decreased by 3% and reached the level of 3,000 items. The top of the most active countries included Iraq, Iran and Russia. The decrease in demand caused by the pandemic situation in the world did not significantly affect...

The Turkey’ real estate sector continues developing in the current crisis circumstances. The pandemic situation made property transaction go online. So, within the period between March 18 and 31, people bought 29,748 properties online in Turkey. Most of property transactions were concluded in...

Online property sales have significantly increased in Turkey. This trend has been observed in any other countries and online property transactions are becoming more and more popular. Property buyers have been using online services to buy an overseas property 40% more often. The increase in online...