They were followed by the Aegean provinces of Aydın and Muğla with the sale of 103 units and 102 units, respectively. According to official data from the Turkish Statistics Agency, compared to the same month last year, sales of Turkish property to foreigners rose by 23.8% during October. In the ten months to end October 2015, foreigners purchased a total of 18,428 properties in Turkey, a 20% increase from the same period in 2014. The number of foreign buyers has risen sharply since 2013, when Turkey was hit with an economic crisis that saw its currency collapse and caused capital flight as investors fled the country.
According to official data from the Turkish Statistics Agency, compared to the same month last year, sales of Turkish property to foreigners rose by 23.8% during October. In the ten months to end October 2015, foreigners purchased a total of 18,428 properties in Turkey, a 20% increase from the same period in 2014. The number of foreign buyers has risen sharply since 2013, when Turkey was hit with an economic crisis that saw its currency collapse and caused capital flight as investors fled the country.