damasturk
03-05-2019, 08:50 PM
Luxury villas and apartments for sale in Istanbul
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"Foreigners, especially rich Arab people, are seeking to buy luxury apartment in Istanbul (https://www.damasturk.com/en/apartments-for-sale/istanbul) with a beautiful view of the Bosphorus Strait," said the female consultant.
Days ago, Turkey eased the financial and investment criteria for foreigners to obtain Turkish citizenship. Under the amended law, foreigners who own a real estate in Turkey worth at least 250,000 dollars, down from 1 million dollars, can become Turkish citizens.
"This is also a quite important factor that triggered the interest of foreigners in buying property in turkey (https://www.damasturk.com/en/property-for-sale/turkey)," said Iscan.
They are among Istanbul's most iconic sights -- magnificent waterside mansions strung out along the Bosphorus as the waters of the strait dividing Europe and Asia lap almost at their front doors.
Once the preserve of the Ottoman elite and affluent foreigners working in what was Constantinople, the mansions, known as yalis, were made famous in novels and more recently through modern Turkey's hugely successful TV soap operas.
But dozens are now up for sale as Turkey enters a more troubled economic period and owners seek to cash in their luxury assets.
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"Foreigners, especially rich Arab people, are seeking to buy luxury apartment in Istanbul (https://www.damasturk.com/en/apartments-for-sale/istanbul) with a beautiful view of the Bosphorus Strait," said the female consultant.
Days ago, Turkey eased the financial and investment criteria for foreigners to obtain Turkish citizenship. Under the amended law, foreigners who own a real estate in Turkey worth at least 250,000 dollars, down from 1 million dollars, can become Turkish citizens.
"This is also a quite important factor that triggered the interest of foreigners in buying property in turkey (https://www.damasturk.com/en/property-for-sale/turkey)," said Iscan.
They are among Istanbul's most iconic sights -- magnificent waterside mansions strung out along the Bosphorus as the waters of the strait dividing Europe and Asia lap almost at their front doors.
Once the preserve of the Ottoman elite and affluent foreigners working in what was Constantinople, the mansions, known as yalis, were made famous in novels and more recently through modern Turkey's hugely successful TV soap operas.
But dozens are now up for sale as Turkey enters a more troubled economic period and owners seek to cash in their luxury assets.