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Turkish Property is The capitol of new Holiday Investments.

For an increasing number of British investors in overseas property, the opportunity to experience a new culture, not just Britain in a hotter climate, is an important factor. Which is perhaps why Turkey - straddling Europe and Asia - has become an increasingly viable choice for UK purchasers in recent years.

Generally, overseas interest for Property in Turkey is centered on its southern coastline. On the Turkish Riviera (mediterranean coast) it is the areas surrounding Antalya along the coastline with Belek, Side, Alanya and Kemer, where much of the initial overseas interest in the Turkish Property World was concentrated.

While these areas are all still popular with British buyers, a growing number are also now looking to the stretch of the Agean Mediterranean coast that runs from Fethiye, Marmaris and Bodrum. Both coasts offer a mixture of different lifestyles and property depending on the resort, from relaxed Kemer to lively and sporty Antalya, Side, Alanya and Belek which is fast becoming Golf Capitol in Turkey.

What's more, no matter which turkish resort you choose to settle in, there are two things you can be sure of - the weather will be hot and the property investment very affordable, even compared to Spain and Portugal alone. Temperatures in the southern Mediterranean resorts average around 23C annually, and almost 30C in summer.

Another worry for British investors could be the unresolved dispute regarding Turkey's accession to the EU. The country has been slated to join some time in the next ten years - a development that will undoubtedly support the Turkey Property market and economy in general - but ongoing wrangling's over the Turkish government's refusal to allow Greek Cypriot ships and planes into its ports and airports remains a sticking point, as does the fact that freedom of speech cannot be taken for granted.

However reaching $1.8 Billion in property sales for year 2005 (near Spain and Portugal), clearly shows that even without EU membership, Buying Property in Turkey is safe. Everyone in Turkey remains optimistic about Turkey's eventual EU membership, but even before EU talks Turkey has already become a hotspot because of the ease in purchasing Property For Sale in Turkey offering constant price rises and low taxes to investors or retired couples.

Turkey is certainly an intriguing country, as ideal for sun worshippers as it is for culture vultures. And while the property market still seems over priced in Spain, Italy and Portugal, Investment Property in Turkey is a profitable experience worth looking into.