The house has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom with shower cube, a livingroom with open plan kitchen, where is also the door to the spacious terrace.
Little stairs lead to the shared garden and the pool.

The complex has in total 4 properties and you and the other owners share the cost of the maintenance of the pool which is about 1.250 lira per year. In the summer season every day the pool is checked and cleaned.

Note: Be aware that from this houses the Title deed only can be registered onto a Turkish national (some one with a Turkish passport), or you can take over the company papers in which the property is registered at this moment, since the location is within the Military Zone.

Around the house there is landscaping and an extra barn build. The houses is surrounded by a steel gate and inside there is room for a car.
On the roof there are 2 big water tanks and a huge satellite dish.

The villa is fully furnished with very good quality furniture and white goods. The heating can be done by the central heating system which is connected in all rooms, but there is also an Ufo connected in the living room if you only need some comfortable warmth there.

In this area there are many people living all year around.
The price of 130.000 euro is the last price of the owner and it is very reasonable for this area.

Note: in this part of Turgutreis foreigners (others then Turkish citizens) can get the Title deed onto their own name.

Note: Be aware that from these houses the Title deed only can be registered onto a Turkish national (some one with a Turkish passport), since the location is within the Military Zone.

There are 5 3-bedroom villas with a living room, an open plan kitchen, 2 bathroom-wc, a toilet, as ensuite bathroom, 2 terraces, 1 balcony in total 134 sqm.

All villas have internet connection, a fitted kitchen, Hilton Bathroom, Cable Tv – Satellite, Fax and Telephone line, steel outside door, wooden inside doors and air conditioning.

The complex has nice landscaping and a 200 sqm size swimming pool and children’s pool, open parking lot, great nature, fresh air and full sea views.
If you wish a private swimming pool in your own garden, they it can be build. The size 3×6 upto 4×8 is about 13,000 Euros, upto 5×10 is 15,000 Euros extra.

Merter college 150 meters, close to the main road, where you can find public transport, 900 meters to the Oasis shopping center, universal hospital 700m, distance to the center and the sea is 2 km

There are 8 3-bedrooms apartments with a living room, an open plan kitchen, 1 bathroom-wc, a toilet, as ensuite bathroom, a terrace (garden floor), 2 balconies (first floor) in total 97 sqm.
All apartments have internet connection, a fitted kitchen, Hilton Bathroom, Cable Tv – Satellite, Fax and Telephone line, wooden inside doors and air conditioning.

The complex has nice landscaping and a 200 sqm size swimming pool and children’s pool, open parking lot, great nature, fresh air and full sea views.

Merter college 150 meters, close to the main road, where you can find public transport, 900 meters to the Oasis shopping center, universal hospital 700m, distance to the center and the sea is 2 km

There are 10 2-bedrooms apartments with a living room, an open plan kitchen, 1 bathroom-wc, a terrace (garden floor), a balcony (first floor) in total 80.7 sqm.
All apartments have internet connection,Hilton Bathroom, Cable Tv – Satellite, Fax and Telephone line, wooden inside doors and air conditioning.

The complex has nice landscaping and a 200 sqm size swimming pool and children’s pool, open parking lot, great nature, fresh air and full sea views.

Merter college 150 meters, close to the main road, where you can find public transport, 900 meters to the Oasis shopping center, universal hospital 700m, distance to the center and the sea is 2 km

Even the location is perfect. With just a few minutes away from a luxe shoppingcenter, a big supermarket and the center of Bodrum, you have all you are looking for right in front of you.

If you are looking for something private and special then this is a MUST SEE !!

The Turkish Statistics Institute (TurkStat) released its quarterly growth rates on Wednesday, revealing that the economy continued to grow for the second straight quarter. The growth rate was in double-digits, in line with market expectations. Accordingly, Turkey’s gross domestic product (GDP) amounted to TL 23.35 billion at constant prices in the first three months of the year, 11.7 percent higher than a year earlier, when the economy contracted by 14.5 percent. At current prices the year-on-year growth in the GDP was 16 percent, to reach a total GDP TL 243.26 billion. When calendar-adjusted, the Turkish economy expanded by 11.8 percent in the January-March period of the year from one year earlier and grew by 0.1 percent compared to the previous quarter.

After a continuous contraction for four quarters in row, the economy rebounded at the end of 2009, growing by a higher-than-anticipated rate of 6 percent. Turkey’s gross domestic product (GDP) slumped by 4.7 percent in 2009 over a year before, well below the 6 percent year-end projections in the medium-term economic program. This was the first time Turkey saw a contraction in its economy following seven years of continuous growth between 2002 and 2008.

A transformation in foreign investments started to take place back in November and December of last year, Korkmaz told the Anatolia news agency yesterday, but stressed that this year saw a significant rise in the number of businesses wanting to invest in the country. “The projects that were suspended one year before are high on the agenda again. The return of foreign investors to the market will be noticed mainly by the second half of this year and the first half of 2011,” said Korkmaz. Last year Turkey managed to attract foreign direct investment worth $7.6 billion. This figure is expected to increase gradually in the coming months, according to him, as foreign investors’ visits to the country are on the rise. Heads of several countries’ sovereign wealth funds are willing to visit Turkey, Korkmaz said, noting that “Turkey is back on investment radars again” and that more funds will be sent to Turkey in the coming period.

According to data from ISPAT, the National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) is one of the firms interested in investing in Turkey. As the holder of a 40 percent stake in the Turkish Bank Group, the NBK plans to acquire one more bank in Turkey. The bank is currently considering buying Tekstilbank or Anadolubank. The NBK is Kuwait’s largest bank and is one of the top five banks in the Middle East.

Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), the owner of Cevahir Mall in Mecidiyeköy, also has investment projects in the country, ISPAT data revealed. Accordingly, KIA has a special interest in the health and tourism sectors and is considering participating in the Health Ministry’s “Cities of Health” project. The authority also plans to build hotels in major tourism provinces, including ?stanbul and Antalya. KIA’s investments in Turkey have reached $1 billion so far.

Another leading Kuwaiti investment group, Alshaya Group, also has projects to increase their investments in Turkey by diversifying the sectors they operate in. Recently Mohammad Alshaya, CEO of the group, said, “Investing in Turkey is much better than even investing in the US and Japan.”

Kuwait Finance House, owner of a 60 percent stake in Kuveyt Türk Participation Bank, also wants to invest in important projects in the real estate sector.

Turkey is attracting investments from automotive manufacturers as well. Chinese automotive manufacturer Chery will build a plant in the country, in cooperation with Turkey’s Mermerciler Group, while China’s Geely also has joint investment projects with the Anadolu Group. The world’s leading truck and other commercial vehicle manufacturers, including JAC and China Truck, recently had talks with Turkish officials concerning investing in the country.

Japan’s Toshiba Corporation is preparing to expand into the Turkish energy sector by investing in nuclear energy. Leading Indian hotel chain Oberoi will also enter the Turkish market with a large hotel to be constructed in ?stanbul. The company’s operations in Turkey will be extended with more hotels planned in ?zmir, Antalya and Ankara, for which sites have been already found.

India’s software giant Wipro is also expected to start operations in Turkey by establishing an information technology center in the country.
Source: Today’s Zaman