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enAlanya- the record holder for the growth of real estate prices
December 21, 2020
According to statistics provided by the specialized publication Hürriyet Emlak, the highest growth in real estate prices was recorded in the following provinces:
- Gaziantep- prices increased by almost 60%;
- Adymyan- the price increase was slightly less than 50%;
- Antalya- prices increased by almost 50%;
- Eskisehir- 44%;
- Sakarya- 43%.
In Antalya province, the highest increase in real estate prices was recorded in the Alanya city - more than 85%, followed by Konyalti area - 68%, Kapez - 55% and Muratpasha-52%.
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