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With regards to the real estate market in

Turkey, the report noted that all indications

show it will continue to remain in the

forefront, thanks to its robust investment

plans and considerable potential and

incentives, including tax exemption for up

to 5 years starting in 2017. This is coupled

with a strong supply-demand mechanism

and highly attractive property investment

environment, according to the report.

Competitiveness levels will remain at

an all-time-high among GCC States and

Turkey, according to the report. The

UK realty market will keep its robust

appeal, speeding up competitiveness

among

all

these

countries.

The report pointed out that real estate

markets in the region still remain at the

required positive levels, rising between

1.53 per cent and 3.8 per cent in GCC

States. This, in turn, reflected positively

on the inflation rates resulting from

the fall in oil prices and decline in

investment liquidity, helping real estate

markets lure more foreign investments.

Mazaya Monthly Real Estate Report -

Week 2 - October 2016

The current inflation rates give the

region’s markets a fair long-term

investment advantage. Any additional

fall in oil prices, however, would drive

inflation rates up to a danger zone that

would necessitate additional austerity

measures over the coming year and the

years to come, the report pointed out.

The availability of investment options and

opportunities on world real estate markets

has strengthened quality and enhanced

competitiveness, said the report, adding

that integrated promotion and marketing

campaigns are needed to lure investors

into the Gulf region, consequently

stepping up competiveness levels.

The region’s markets enjoy real

estate diversity that is robust enough

to ensure a highly competitive

environment. Low mortgage interest

rates play a fundamental role in

enhancing local property market

attractiveness, thus wooing individual

investors to go for more mortgages.

The report concludes by underlining

the ability of Gulf markets to

accommodate diverse real estate

investments

at

the

residential,

commercial

or

tourism

levels.