The Turkish authorities are ready to refund 15% of the initial Deposit for the purchase of residential property, offered the head of the Turkish government Ahmet Davutoglu.

To receive state aid natives will have to open a Bank account. They need to show that they intend to accumulate it means for housing, said the Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu at the summit dedicated to the construction industry.

When the time comes to purchase of real estate, the government will contribute 15% to the Bank account by calculating on the basis of the accumulated amount. According to the authors of ideas that should help to get a private housing most people, also to stimulate the construction sector. He, along with tourism, is now considered a priority vector of financial development of the state.

In recent years Turkey has been fixed construction boom, says "Russian newspaper". It is possible to introduce in the use of large volumes of residential property. However it has also exposed the problem of demand, as many housing remained unredeemed. This situation is particularly relevant for Istanbul, where the Central price for Moscow square meter of residential real estate higher than in the country as a whole. The authors suggest that their steps the state will reduce the number of empty apartments and long-term construction sector will support existing growth on the level or even increase. The development of this sector of the economy, will give thousands of fresh jobs and the opportunity to work in full force manufacturers of building materials.

Earlier, the Turkish government made similar initiatives. Thus, in the framework of the program of protection of family and social sector the government has launched a program with the relative name of "dowry". The residents will receive from country to account for 15% of accumulated there amount, if it is declared that the money piling up in him, established for the baby. The withdrawal of such funds is likely only after reaching the age of eighteen. An analogue of the Russian state "maternal capital".
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