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Keith’s Weekly Property News January 16-2021 I will go light on the notes this week as the storyline remains largely unchanged in the second week of the year. Sourcing properties at all-time low due to sellers hesitation. Compounding this, many Turks are looking to pick up any real estate they can as a hedge against […]
Keith’s weekly property News January 9-2022 Another arduous week in the market to open the New Year. Still plenty of hesitation as the USD creeps back up near the 14 level. Many question marks as to whether the government’s bold currency gamble will pay off. It seems the jury is still out there and, as […]
Keith’s Weekly Property News January 2-2022 Reflecting on the past year is a bit like reflecting on a lifetime. That is how much happened. The year started out with great hope, and the hope turned to full-on reality as the CBI program brought investors from every corner of the globe. As early on as March, […]
Keith’s Weekly Property News December 21-2021 If ever there were any doubt that we were in a full-blown currency crisis, last week put that to rest. As the USD lurched past 17, Turks let out a mutual gasp of horror. The USD had doubled in just a few months, with most of the damage in […]
Keith’s Weekly Property News December 12-2021 The notes will be light in content this week, reflecting the generally moribundl state of the property market. Followed by a few off weeks, this was easily the slowest week of the year for us. I might have inadvertently copied and pasted this comment right out of last week’s […]
Keith’s weekly property news December 5 2021 This past week we just slammed on the breaks. We cut back heavily on our daily property tours. We focused mainly on new listings from 3-7 days, and the offerings were bleak. Nothing looked actionable and, when we made the calls, the picture was even grimmer … […]
