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1- Investment in commercial real estate under construction: This is the situation with properties for sale under construction at very low costs in order to raise the funds needed to finish real estate projects. The earlier the under-construction property is acquired in the project, the cheaper its price will be.
2- Purchasing and reselling: When real estate developers or individual investors want quick cash, they may pitch their properties as reduced offers in order to expedite the sale process.
3- Investment for the purpose of leasing: This is the most prevalent sort of commercial real estate investment since it provides a steady monthly income while the property's value is increasing over time.

• In terms of significance and geographic location:
1- The property should be located in the city center, with a large frontage facing the pedestrian street, to guarantee that the commercial property does not sit unoccupied for an extended period of time without being rented.
2- The commercial property should be situated within complexes, marketplaces, or shopping centers that offer similar services as the property being acquired.
3- It should be close to major highways and public transit routes.
4- It should be close to important facilities and government offices.
• Special requirements: special care must be taken to the description of the commercial property in the official documents in a way that is suitable for the project.

The revenue made by commercial operations accounts for 34% of the city's total national income. The tourist industry is one of Antalya's most important economic sectors. Annually, around 15 million tourists visit the city, accounting for almost 25% of the overall international visitors to Turkey. Furthermore, Antalya now boasts almost 4,000 foreign-owned businesses. Commercial real estate has experienced a real increase in prices of up to 31% during the last four years, according to 2020 statistics.

Bursa, which real estate experts anticipated would have a bright future in the housing and tourist sectors, is now the leading city in terms of tourism and urban initiatives, and a one-of-a-kind location for buying property in Turkey.

The significant increase in real estate investment in Turkey was mirrored in the number of services and facilities available in the villas system, which includes integrated security and control systems, remote firefighting systems, entertainment and sports halls, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, youth centers, and a variety of other amenities.

Bursa is divided into 17 districts, which are spread out between the city center and the suburbs. These districts include Gazi Osman, Nilufer, Orhan, Yildirim, Yenişehir, Büyükorhan, and İznik.

Bursa is undeniably one of Turkey's most important cities, being the country's industrial hub. It's also one of Turkey's most important tourist attractions, with a well-developed infrastructure that makes it a potential investment alternative to Istanbul. The significant growth of the industrial, service and tourist sectors in Bursa has made it an attractive environment for real estate investment in Turkey, and has contributed to the rise of the residential sector and boosted the desire for it to become the focus of attention for investors wishing to live in Turkey.

Bursa is situated in the region of the Sea of Marmara in northwestern Turkey, adjacent to Kütahya, Balıkesir, Sakarya and Yalova.

Their significance stems from the fact that demand for villas for rent and purchase in Istanbul is continually rising, with a limited supply to meet that demand. Furthermore, the profits earned by the investor when he sells the villa in which he invests are far larger than the profits earned by the apartments. Investing in villa projects in Istanbul is advantageous not only because of the quick increase in real estate value and profits, but also because it meets the requirements for getting citizenship with fewer and simpler procedures.

Each of Istanbul's "European and Asian" sides has a unique selection of high-end villa projects. However, investors prefer to invest in villas on Istanbul's European side, such as Beylikdüzü, Başakşehir, Büyükçekmece, and Sarıyer. On the Asian side, Üsküdar and Beykoz, as well as Cekmeköy, are the most notable villa areas.