Turkey

It is believed that by 2015, or at least soon after, Turkey will join the European Union.

Fastest GDP growth in Europe (11.4% in Q1, 10.3% in Q2, Forecast 7.5% + for full year 2010, forecast 6.7% for 2011 - 2017 against an EU forecast of 1% at best)
Turkey awarded Condé Nast International Traveller Award for 'Favourite Destination' 2nd place in 'World Top 100'
2nd fastest GDP growth in G20 (only second to China)
Tourism is increasing yearly, with 23.8 million visitors in 2007, 27 million visitors in 2009, against a government target of 25 million. Culture and Tourism Minister predicts 30 million tourists in 2010 and a record breaking 2011
Strong, fast-growing national economy with very low cost of living
Property price growth is very high and, even more importantly, explainable therefore likely to be sustainable
Falling inflation, falling unemployment, falling interest rates
Rated among the top 5 destinations for property investment by the television programme "Where on Earth?"
Successfully negotiating for accession to the European Union
Subject to status mortgages available up to 90% on Harmony Bay Resort & Spa
Turkish is the official language, English and German are widely spoken
Massive housing shortage which restricts supply against a constantly increasing demand