Erenköy is more expensive than Berlin

I had been meaning to write about this for a while, but I didn't because I lacked the mathematical data.

The data has arrived.

Turkish citizens' purchase of real estate abroad has reached extraordinary figures.

Once upon a time, foreigners were buying property in Turkey; now, Turks are buying property abroad.

Advertisements are constantly circulating on social media.

Whether it's London's second zone or the heart of Manchester.

The advertisements coming from Germany are no less frequent than those from England.

I look at the prices, and Göztepe is more expensive.

Mind you, while even an ordinary coffee costs 2 euros in Germany, it costs 3-4 euros here.

The sale price of a small, 50-year-old house is unbelievable.

It is competing head-to-head with European prices and even surpassing them.

Well, what can our people do? They are transferring their money to Europe under the pretext of buying a home.

I don't know if they will follow, or if they will send their children.

Imperial countries, which already snatch up our five thousand brightest young people every year, have now set their sights on the middle-aged white-collar workers that poor Turkey has raised with scarce resources.

It is not a good sign, but let's hope for the best.