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The Riviera Imperial Deluxe Hotel and Spa is a luxurious five star apartment and hotel property in Alanya, Turkey. You can own your own luxurious apartment inside a 5 star Hotel. Prospective clients can choose from studio apartments, one, two and three bedroom apartments and duplex apartments on the top two floors of the building. Live your life to the full and earn as you invest with a rent back option, allowing you to lease your investment property to tour operators. Property Features Over 70 standout facilities Infinity pool stretching the full length of the Hotel (biggest in Alanya or Antalya) One of the biggest and most Luxurious spa facilities of any hotel in the Mediterranean region of Turkey Europe’s biggest skylight roof, which covers the lobby of the hotel Inside and outside dining facilities with panoramic views of pool, garden and sea Project Information Start Date: April 2014 Completion Date: April 2017 Number of Apartments: 413 Number of Apartment Floors: 16 Prices, Early Investment and Expected Growth Opportunities Prices have increased by 10% since construction started on this property. Prices are expected to increase another 20% from now until construction is finished (figures based on price list dated Jan 2015). Clients who pay early with discounts could see a substantial increases on their investments. The property developer is offering up to a 15% discount off their current price list. Discounts depend on how a client would like to pay. Here are examples of expected investment rental return for a six-month period (based on typical tour operator guide prices): 1+1 Apartment 18.000 Euros: 40% 2+1 Apartment 27.000 Euros: 40% 3+1 Apartment 36.000 Euros: 40% Apartment Features High Quality Flooring Heat Reflective Glass Light Fittings Bathroom Fixtures & Fittings French Doors Large Balconies Air Conditioning System Kitchen white goods (Cooker, washing machine, refrigerator with freezer, dish washer, microwave oven (Bosch, Siemens or similar quality) Apartment Availability The developer has sold over 50% of this property so far. If a client shows interest in an apartment on a certain floor, they will check availability, since availability changes daily. Inquiries For more information about this new complex, or to inquire about other investment properties in Alanya, please use our contact form.

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