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MM Real Estate stands out in both the domestic and international markets with a unique approach, operating more as investment advisors than real estate agents.

In this episode, our guest is Minet Musić, a successful entrepreneur and expert in the real estate industry.

On his journey from architect to international leader in the real estate sector, our guest Minet Musić reveals what he has learned throughout his career and his unconventional approach to business.

The MM Real Estate Agency, based in Sarajevo, offers for sale over 100 projects and more than 70,000 properties in Turkey, located in cities such as Istanbul, Alanya, Mersin, Antalya, Marmaris, Bodrum, Ankara, and Yalova.

In recent years, Turkey has become the new "promised" land for the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Besides flocking there for vacations, Bosnians and Herzegovinians are increasingly buying properties, primarily along the Turkish coast.

Due to the high interest of Bosnian citizens in purchasing real estate in Turkey, the MM Real Estate agency, in collaboration with the Turkish company Kurt Safir, is organizing a presentation of properties from Alanya in Sarajevo.

Our citizens can now purchase an apartment with a 35% down payment, while the remaining 65% can be financed through a loan for up to 10 years with very favorable interest rates.

With Musić, a professional architect, the discussion revolved around the rising prices of real estate in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the factors contributing to the increase, and why our citizens are increasingly opting to buy properties in Turkey.

Minet Musić, owner of MM Real Estate agency and investment advisor, spoke on Federal TV about topics such as investment, financing for young people, the economic situation in BiH, and incentives for buying apartments.

The reasons why citizens decide to buy real estate in Turkey are primarily hospitality, climate, low living costs, and the value they get for their money with favorable repayment conditions.

Minet Musić, a real estate agent for N1 who mediates in the sale and turnover of real estate in Turkey, reveals details about the increasing purchase of properties in this country.

Minet Musić, who mediates in the sale and turnover of real estate in Turkey, confirmed that citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are increasingly buying properties in that country and revealed details for N1.

In the world of business, collaboration between companies is often a crucial element for growth and success. That's precisely why MM Real Estate, a leading real estate agency, has partnered with STARline Sarajevo, a leading company in its industry sector.

MM Real Estate agency is pleased to invite you to the Sarajevo Waves Open House, the first event of its kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which includes Open House Days in the Sarajevo Waves project, located at Barska 59 in the Otes neighborhood on Ilidža.

Real estate prices are always an interesting topic, and Minet Musić, owner of MM Real Estate agency and investment advisor, discussed this on the BHT Live show on the state television. Given that the demand for real estate is still very high, prices are stable and have the potential to continue rising, Musić said.

Yesterday marked the beginning of the Konjic Summer Fest, a three-day festival that attracts the attention of the business community and the local population. The first day of the festival was dedicated to business activities, providing a variety of opportunities for networking and idea exchange among business professionals.

Lately, real estate has become a popular form of savings in Bosnia and Herzegovina, despite high inflation that has caused concern among savers regarding the potential loss of their savings' value. The lack of a developed and transparent financial market prompts citizens to prefer investing money in real estate. The Association of Real Estate Agents of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina previously confirmed to us that real estate investment is one of the most popular saving options in the country.

In the last few years, apartment prices in Sarajevo have been rising, along with the construction of new buildings.