About the Bodrum Real Estate Market

A market town and fishing village until the 1960s, Bodrum began its evolution into the modernised society we enjoy today when the Turkish intellectual and cultural elite began to settle in the town.

Bodrum has continued to develop as a top sailing destination due to its stunning coastline, favourable winds, endless sunshine and turquoise seas. Featuring three International Marinas, Yalıkavak Marina received the 2018 Gold Anchor award winner in the Superyacht Marina of the Year category by the British Yacht Harbour Association, while the prestigious Bodrum Marina and Yacht Club is a major attraction for the affluent. Luxury shops, upscale supermarkets with fine wines, exclusive olive oils, designer clothing and unique furnishings can all be found within a stone’s throw. The lively atmosphere of the old town with its cobbled streets and boutique shopping also hosts an array of some of the Peninsula’s finest restaurants as well as boasting a fabulous nightlife ranging from intimate local bars featuring live music to trendy pubs and nightclubs.

The towns and villages that scatter the peninsula are the summer hotspots for tourists and offer everything from exclusive resorts to laid-back coastal villages where you can enjoy swimming in azure waters, relaxing at gorgeous beach clubs and dining in sophisticated restaurants.