Property in North Cyprus
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Property
in North Cyprus offers the opportunity to be at the
right place at the right time, before the expected
rise in property prices. Property prices are now said
to be half those of the South, but as the North is
discovered by foreign investors this is likely to change.
In the last five years more than
three thousand foreigners have bought property in
Northern Cyprus.
The recent property boom in Northern Cyprus has seen
the demand for new developments continue with reasonable
prices providing good value for money, and expected
stability with a focus toward future European Union
membership. With the property market relatively undeveloped
compared to its Southern neighbours, the
current property boom is expected to provide growth
potential to investors
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About
North Cyprus
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North
Cyprus is frequently referred to
as the last
unspoiled country in the Mediterranean. With its location
in the Eastern Mediterranean as
a historical crossroads and all
year round sunshine, the region
is drenched in cultural history,
stunning scenery and friendly,
hospitable locals. The coastline
offers fine, uncrowded beaches
where you can still arrive and
enjoy being the only one there.
The mountains provide a lovely
backdrop to the beaches but are
very well worth visiting in themselves.
Around Kyrenia in the "Garden
of Cyprus" you’ll find
the wild beauty of the magnificent
Karpas peninsula amongst the wild
flowers, splendour of eucalyptus
trees, Mediterranean forests of
Scots pine and cypress trees. Pathways
leading up to medieval castles
or hidden monasteries offer unforgettable
attractions for nature lovers.
About 30 minutes drive from Kyrenia
at Alagadi Beach, you can join
the strong conservation efforts
to monitor and promote the protected
species of turtles. The beaches
of North Cyprus are selected by
the turtles to lay their eggs during
the months of July and August.
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TO GET THERE |
North Cyprus
has direct air links only with
Turkey, where all planes from Europe
must first touch down. Cyprus Turkish
Airlines and Turkish Airlines have
scheduled flights to Northern Cyprus
where you can connect via a number
of cities including Istanbul, Izmir,
Ankara, Adana or Antalya. These
two airlines also provide regular
scheduled daily flights to Ercan
Airport from the UK, Turkey and
Germany.
Scheduled ferryboats travel from
Girne (Kyrenia) and Magusa (Famagusta)
to Turkey's south coast ports of
Mersin, Alanya and Tasucu. In the
summer "express ferries" take
only two hours from Tasucu to Girne,
and four hours from Alanya to Girne.
They are inexpensive and comfortable
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Regions
in Northern Cyprus: Famagusta
& Kapraz Peninsula Kyrenia
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