Properties in Turkey by the Turkey Property Specialists

Property in Turkey - Nirvana International


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	Aftersales After you buy, we can help you turn your property into a home.

	Ancient Site Millions of years in the making, ready for you to discover.

	Awards Read about our top UK and Turkish property awards.

	Buyers Guide All you need to know on Buying and Investing in Turkish.

	Capital of Culture Istanbul is nominated for the 2010 European Capital of Culture

	Festivals Over 100 festivals take place in Turkey each year.

	Formula 1 Formula 1 in Istanbul.

	Testimonials Every property gives a satisfied client, see what they say.

	Golf in Turkey Championship courses from Nick Faldo and Colin Montgomerie

	Inspection Trips Including flight information for Turkish resorts.

	Lifestyle Find out why Turkey has such a fantastic culture.

	Marinas Explore the beauty and splender of the Aegean See

	Maps Turkey is three times larger than the United Kingdom.

	Mortgages Mortgages for non-Turkish citizens.

	News News on Turkey hottest topics.

	Skiing Resorts in Turkey Choose from a choice of 8 skiing resorts.

	Spa's and Springs Over 1000 thermal springs in Turkey

	Sporting Activities Ideal for those that like a challenge

	Trekking/Climbing One of the best locations in Europe

	Tourist Areas Find out what to do and where to go in Turkey's tourist areas.

	Turkey Economically stable, incentives, and rapid growth.

	Water Sports With 4000km of coastline, there is plenty to get excited about.

	Why Turkey Prices are set to double and tourism market exploding.

Turkey Property

Nirvana International’s Environmental Policy

Nirvana International specialises in the provision of high quality residential housing in Turkey, for the foreign investment and holiday home markets.

We take our environmental responsibilities very seriously and aim to make a positive contribution to the environmental quality of the communities in which we operate. We strive to support our developer partners to minimise any adverse impacts that their activities have. We encourage the developers we work with to comply with all relevant legislation as an absolute minimum standard and to continually improve their performance, implementing good practice on all new projects.

Objectives

This environmental policy forms a very important part of our overall company sustainability strategy. In particular, we encourage the developers we work with in the following areas:

Local stone and materials – we support developers in the use of local stone, timber, gravels, granite and so on from the local area, which tackles the environmental impact of transportation and its associated affects.
Water storage and usage – we encourage developers to consider the use of water on-site and to develop means for recycling.
Transportation – One of the biggest effects on the environment is transportation. Nirvana encourages developers to consider the effects and implement measures to reduce the impact of transport such as using local materials, on-site manufacturing plants and a workforce that is based 24hours on the development.
Carbon Footprint – We are especially concerned with the need to reduce carbon footprint and support developers keen to do the same.

Nirvana International is also committed to supporting developers in the following areas:

In selecting materials with regard for their environmental impacts. This includes the use of recycled materials and the re-use of salvageable materials on site wherever practicable.
Minimising the amount of waste produced, through effective design and on-site management.
Designing schemes that seek to reduce car dependency and improve the public transport infrastructure.

Nirvana aims to influence design and construction processes to ensure environmentally effective selection of materials and working methods.

Nirvana International Environmental Policy is reviewed annually and amended as appropriate.

Robert S Nixon
UK Operations Director
Revised July 2008