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enIn 2023, the most expensive house in Dubai was sold to a Turkish citizen
March 17, 2024
The transaction price was $130 million (4 billion 172 million 220 thousand liras). This is reported by the international real estate expert Sheriff Nadi Varli. The identity of the buyer has not been disclosed for obvious reasons. In total, Turks spent $2 billion on real estate purchases last year and entered the TOP 10 buyers of real estate in Dubai.
"If 10 years ago Turks bought property abroad for an average of $ 130 million per year, now only in January 2024 they spent a similar amount buying foreign real estate for $ 133 million," Varli reports. In addition to Dubai, Turkish citizens also purchase real estate in Macedonia, Kosovo, London, Germany and the USA.
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