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Akçay, the popular coastal town on Edremit Bay, attracts heavy tourist interest in summer and offers high quality of life year-round.
Edremit, one of Balıkesir’s most developed districts, is ideal for permanent living with its central bay location, developed shopping and ed...
Stretching from the foothills of Kaz Mountains to the Aegean, Altınoluk stands out in real estate investment with its clean air, high oxygen...
Known for its vast agricultural land, olive groves and Ören beach, Burhaniye is an attractive Edremit Bay district for both investment and l...
Named after its fine golden sand, Altınkum is favored by sea holiday lovers for its beachfront complexes and summer houses.
Güre, a thermal tourism center, is favored by health & holiday investors for its healing hot water springs and nature-integrated structure.
Ören, the quiet coastal neighborhood of Burhaniye, is a peaceful summer living center with its wide beach, pine forests and low building den...
Yalı, on Edremit’s coastal strip, is attractive for first home or investment with its sea-adjacent structures and affordable real estate opt...
Located between Akçay and Edremit center, Zeytinli — true to its name — is a quiet town favored for both summer and permanent living, with i...
Pelitköy, a coastal village of Burhaniye, offers a quiet, nature-integrated summer life with its long beach, vineyards and olive groves at l...
Settlements on the foothills of Mount Ida (Kazdağı) attract peace- and nature-focused buyers with their high oxygen levels, cool plateau cli...
Neighboring the Akçay–Altınkum line, Cennetayağı is an attractive sub-area for summer and investment property seekers with its near-sea loca...
On the foothills of Mount Ida, above the Güre–Altınoluk line, Tahtakuşlar is a quiet, nature-integrated neighborhood known for its ethnograp...
On the Burhaniye coast near Ören, Çamlıbel offers a peaceful summer option with its structure among pine trees and proximity to the sea.
On the Edremit Bay coastal strip, Sahilkent is favored by those seeking seaside living with its near-sea complexes and orderly development.
The historical Turkish name of the Aegean: the sea of nearly 3,000 islands between Türkiye and Greece — name history, nearest islands, dista...
A coastal town with kilometres of uninterrupted sandy beach and one of the bay's largest holiday-home stocks, 10 minutes from the airport.
Home to ancient Assos and stone villages, Ayvacık is Çanakkale's nature-culture district.
With its stone mansions, Cunda Island and Sarımsaklı Beach, Ayvalık is the most characterful coastal district of the North Aegean.
With Karaağaç beach and thermal springs, Gömeç offers the most attractive price-to-sea balance on the Burhaniye-Ayvalık line.
Capital of olives and hometown of Koca Seyit; the bay's most affordable housing and land market, 15 minutes from the coast.
Where Mount Ida meets the sea; a rising star of the bay with its stone villages and fast-appreciating housing market.
The coastal corridor between Mount Ida and the Aegean: from Assos to Ayvalık, Türkiye’s fastest-appreciating living region.