Five hot spots benefiting from Turkeys bumper year for rentals

London (PRWEB UK) 11 May 2014

Homeowners in Turkish resorts who let their property can expect 2014 to be a bumper year, as holidaymakers are attracted by a Turkish lira that has weakened by around 27 per cent since May 2013. Eating out and shopping are consistently cheaper in Turkey compared to other European hot spots, so todays exchange rate only increases this attraction.

In March alone, foreign visitors to Turkey rose 0.6 per cent to 1.85 million compared to last year, said Julian Walker, director at Spot Blue International Property. Homeowners in sought after locations should have little problem with bookings this year, and thanks to Turkeys balmy climate and expanding flight network, which is attracting a broader range of nationalities, occupancy levels extend beyond the core summer months.

To help foreign buyers looking for a lettable property in Turkey, Spot Blue International Property has listed its top five rental destinations.

Fethiye

Fethiye itself is a colourful harbour town and its surrounding villages and scenery, most notably the famous lagoon at Oludeniz and the Uzumlu Valley, add to its appeal. The Calis Beach area is a hot spot for British holidaymakers and has an established rentals market.

At Calis Beach, British homeowners John and Lesley Carrington rent out six apartments, which form a boutique complex that includes a private pool, bar and their own three-bedroom villa. The apartments two two-bedroom, four one-bedroom – let as a group booking can generate up to