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What about Altinkum and Didim property?

Why buy a second home in Altinkum and Didim areas in Turkey? Well, they are currently offering some of the most reasonable, affordable property prices in Turkey are in ideal locations.

Here’s are the key points to help you consider Didim and Altinkum as a Turkish property buy proposition. Note you’ll often see ‘Didim property’ used on the Web to cover Didim and Altinkum properties for sale as they are towns in the Didim district.

• A healthy tourism industry
• Altinkum is a vibrant beach resort with three beautiful beaches plus plenty of hotels, restaurants and bars
• Didim town, 5kms away from Altinkum, is a smaller, quieter resort compared to Altinkum. It offers both a sandy beach and good water-sport facilities. Plus Didim is steeped in history. It features well preserved pre-Roman and Roman remains and held religious significance before the Ionians came in the 11th century
• The key tourist season runs from May to October. That said, with the richness of antiquities in this area, historically-driven tourists visit year round. All in all you can expect rental occupancy figures reaching 20 to 25 weeks a year
• This area enjoys a favourable temperate climate of long, hot summers and warm winters. Top summer temperatures can reach over forty degrees Celsius. But cooling sea breezes help make conditions more comfortable. In March, temperatures often reach thirty degrees and
• A new marina area is being built in the harbour area.

• Affordable property prices and good economic growth
• Reasonable property prices: 2 bedroom apartments can be bought as cheaply as £20,000 with higher end, 3 bedroom town houses selling from £100,000 up to £125,000
• Healthy property growth in this area: to date there is little difference existing between new build and resale property prices.

• Easy transport access to Didim
• Whilst Didim lies just 35kms from Bodrum, this connecting road is windy. To compensate for this, during tourist peak season, a ferry service operates between Altinkum and Bodrum
• Lots of charter flights fly to nearest airport Milas-Bodrum (Bodrum International Airport) in peak tourist season such as Monarch. During the remainder of the year, scheduled Turkish Airways flights run between London Heathrow and Manchester and Milas-Bodrum.
• Flights also serve Izmir airport and Dalaman airport which lie a drivable distance away and
• Local Altinkum buses and taxis, run regularly and are reliable.
• For further information about travelling around Turkey see the Turkey Travel Planner website.