Stable, institutionalized, internationalized sector thanks to predictable inflation rates and consistent prices. 
•    Dematerialization, transparency, auditing, high quality and standards, institutionalization and statistical information in line with the ongoing EU accession process. 
•    60 percent of Turkey’s population is under the age of 34, while the country’s GDP was USD  851 billion in 2017. 

•    32.1 million tourists visited Turkey in 2017, making Turkey one of the most visited holiday destination in the world. Tourism revenue was USD 26.3 billion (2017) These figures show the great potential of the Turkish real estate sector as regards the tourism industry. 
•    The number of modern shopping centers increased from 44 to 284 between 2000 and 2011. 
•    Turkey, as a regional hub providing easy access to 1.5 billion consumers in Europe, the CIS, and as an energy corridor and terminal between Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East, creates more and more enterprises each year within its borders.
•    The number of companies with foreign capital is 58.418 (2017)
•    A population of 80.8 million (2017)
•    Largest youth population compared with the EU (Eurostat)
•    Half the population under the age 30.1 (TurkStat)
•    Young, dynamic, well-educated and multi-cultural population
•    New and highly developed technological infrastructure in transportation, telecommunications and energy
•    Well-developed and low-cost sea transport facilities
•    Railway transport advantage to Central and Eastern Europe
•    Well-established transportation routes and direct delivery mechanism to most of the EU countries
•    A natural bridge between both East-West and North-South axes, thus creating an efficient and cost effective outlet to major markets
•    Easy access to 1.5 billion customers in Europe, Eurasia, the Middle East and North Africa
•    Access to multiple markets worth USD 25 trillion of GDP