Real estate sales in Turkey are rising despite the global decline
Real estate sales in Turkey increased during the first half of the year
Real estate sales in Turkey achieved a 31% growth during the first half of this year, despite its decline in most countries of the world.
Used house sales in the United States fell 7% and in Canada they fell 19% over the same time period.
In Britain and the Netherlands, the rate of real estate sales decreased by 23% during the first half of the year.
But the situation in Turkey is completely different, and the Turkish real estate market is going through a golden phase and has achieved an increase in the number of real estate sales by 31% during the first half of 2022
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