Invest News DetailTurkish Daily News - The British weekly Observer ran a news story last Sunday about a site of newly built luxury apartments in Bodrum, one of Türkiye's most popular summer resorts. The 'Aegean Hills' apartments represent, according to the paper, one of Türkiye's cutting edge assets in property. “There are many good reasons to buy in Türkiye, and an estimated 17,000 Brits already have,” reporter Jon Robins noted. “But the country's rather unimaginative approach to new builds suggests that an appreciation of contemporary architecture isn't likely to be one of them.” Yet now, with new constructions such as Aegean Hills things are changing. “The cluttered hillside around the former fishing village of Yalikavak, half an hour from Bodrum airport, certainly has a certain charm to it,” Robins commented. The properties have “a modernist twist accentuating the sharp minimalism of the design.” The Observer story also underlined the potential of Türkiye's real estate market: “Türkiye's overseas property market is in its infancy and mortgages have only been available to prospective foreign buyers over the past two years. None the less, the country is being tipped as having great investment potential and some believe that it will follow a similar trajectory to the Spanish market in the Seventies.”