Property in Turkey

Lately there hasn't been a lot of positive stories coming from Scandinavian Airlines (SAS). But this week one suddenly popped up, when SAS announced a whole list of new destinations and among these both flights to Antalya Airport and more surprisingly also the newly opened Gazipasa/ Alanya Airport. That is what we call a good news... - Our 6 new summer routes all go to destinations in southern Europe. In that way our business travelers can also fly with SAS when going on holiday, tells marketing director Robin Kristensen from SAS. Tickets are put on sale as of November 26st 2012. This blog-post is written by 2Base Estate Agency & My2Base Holiday Homes Visit us online: Holiday Homes for sale:  www.2base.com Letting & Services:  www.my2base.com Online Shop:  www.my2baseshop.com

As an apartment owner in Turkey - and most other places too - you each year have to pay the yearly fees to related to the owners association. These payments will then cover expenses for keeping common areas clean and tidy, usage of common electricity, maintenance of the pool, elevator checkups and so on. How much to pay is decided each year at the annual general meeting (AGM). This often leads to the following questions: 1) Can the AGM decide what ever amount they choose? Yes and No. According to Turkish law on this matter an apartment owner can not be forced to contribute with payments to new facilities or improvements that are considered as being "luxurious and out of the ordinary". That means, that in case the AGM decides to add an indoor pool to the complex or install floor heating in the gym area, then each individual apartment owner can not be forced to contribute, since both items will be considered as being improvements that are ...