Call for governance change may boost property market in Bodrum
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Call for governance change in Bodrum region may result in boosting the local property market, according to experts.
Mazlum Agan, Bodrum's mayor from the Republican People's Party has said that booming tourism in various towns on the Bodrum Peninsula has meant that this would be more easily managed if one authority was dealing with them, rather than several, Hurriyet reports.
Commenting on the news of Bodrum to become a metropolitan authority, he said: "The potential problems can be rectified by uniting under the same roof as the Bodrum Metropolitan Municipality." This development would help the Bodrum property market by helping to bring about a better local infrastructure.
Zoe Dare Hall in the property section of the Mail has written that Increasing disillusionment with high prices in Spain is driving buyers away from the costas to Bodrum region where properties are cheap and they can still buy new-build holiday apartments from £35,000. Already some 22,000 Brits have bought properties in Turkey. And that Turkey is becoming the destination of choice for a growing number of tourists.
Ms Dare hall comments: 'Bodrum is Turkey's Marbella, catering as much to the elite as the mass market. It-s where the jet set come to party.'
Social BookmarkingMazlum Agan, Bodrum's mayor from the Republican People's Party has said that booming tourism in various towns on the Bodrum Peninsula has meant that this would be more easily managed if one authority was dealing with them, rather than several, Hurriyet reports.
Commenting on the news of Bodrum to become a metropolitan authority, he said: "The potential problems can be rectified by uniting under the same roof as the Bodrum Metropolitan Municipality." This development would help the Bodrum property market by helping to bring about a better local infrastructure.
Zoe Dare Hall in the property section of the Mail has written that Increasing disillusionment with high prices in Spain is driving buyers away from the costas to Bodrum region where properties are cheap and they can still buy new-build holiday apartments from £35,000. Already some 22,000 Brits have bought properties in Turkey. And that Turkey is becoming the destination of choice for a growing number of tourists.
Ms Dare hall comments: 'Bodrum is Turkey's Marbella, catering as much to the elite as the mass market. It-s where the jet set come to party.'
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