Apartments for sale in Antalya
Apartments and flats for sale in Antalya start at €60,000 for a resale studio or 1+1 in Mahmutlar, Avsallar and Kestel. A 1+1 in a new Alanya or Oba complex with a pool costs €90,000–150,000, a 2+1 in Konyaalti or Lara €150,000–300,000, a sea-view penthouse in Alanya from €200,000. Across the province the average square metre stood at 55,264 lira in June 2026, roughly €990, and the title deed passes to a foreign buyer in a fortnight.
Most buyers here take a flat rather than a house: it costs several times less, finds tenants quickly and arrives with a pool, security and tended grounds paid for by a monthly charge. Which district suits depends on the plan: Alanya, Mahmutlar and Kestel for holidays and tourist lets, Konyaalti, Lara and Muratpasa for year-round living with schools and clinics, Oba and Avsallar for quiet new complexes, Altintas near the airport and Gazipasa for the lowest entry price.
On the buyer's side of the ledger: the flat arrives with its kitchen and bathrooms finished, so nothing is spent on a refit; long lets in Alanya return roughly 5.7% a year and managed short lets 7–11% in season; the developer's schedule replaces a lira mortgage at 3% a month; and a title deed of $200,000 opens residency. Layouts, districts, prices and the pre-deposit checks follow.
Apartments for sale in Antalya make up the country's biggest flat section on Turk.Estate: over 20,000 offers placed by developers, agencies and owners, sorted by layout, floor, metres to the beach and payment schedule. New-build flats are gathered under apartments in residential complexes in Antalya, complexes where floor and layout are chosen before handover under residential complexes in Antalya, and those paid by construction stage under off-plan projects in Antalya. Every type of property in the province is on the page properties for sale in Antalya, flats nationwide under apartments and flats for sale in Turkey, and the catalogue's main page is property for sale in Turkey.
Types of apartments and flats in Antalya
An apartment in Antalya and a flat are the same thing in the listings; the words are interchangeable. The layout is given by the Turkish formula "bedrooms + living room".
| Layout | Rooms | Floor area | Typical buyer |
| Studio and 1+0 | one room with a kitchen area, bathroom | 30–45 m² | seasonal stays, tourist lets |
| 1+1 | bedroom and a living room with open kitchen | 45–70 m² | first purchase, letting |
| 2+1 | two bedrooms, living room with kitchen, 1–2 bathrooms | 75–120 m² | families, year-round living |
| 3+1 | three bedrooms, living room, 2 bathrooms | 120–180 m² | families with children, relocation |
| 4+1 and larger | four or more bedrooms, often on two levels | from 180 m² | large families, upper segment |
New complexes add three more formats: the duplex on two levels, the garden duplex whose lower level opens onto a private garden, and the penthouse with an open terrace.
A flat in a complex and a flat in an ordinary city building differ in running costs and purpose:
| Parameter | Flat in a complex | Flat in a city building |
| Where to look | Alanya, Mahmutlar, Oba, Kestel, Altintas | Muratpasa, Konyaalti, Lara, Kepez |
| Facilities | pool, security, gym, sauna | parking, lift |
| Aidat (monthly maintenance fee) | €80–210 | €20–60 |
| Why people buy | holidays, tourist lets | year-round living, long-term letting |
Flats in complexes with a pool are more than half the market and are gathered on the page apartments with a pool in Antalya.
Popular locations in Antalya for buying an apartment
The cost of an apartment in Antalya depends on the district more than on the layout, and each stretch of the province has its own buyer:
| Location | What draws buyers | Typical purchase and its purpose |
| Alanya | the widest choice on the coast, hospitals and schools within walking distance, its own airport 40 km away, about €1,070 per m² | 1+1 and 2+1 flats in complexes with a pool for holidays and letting |
| Mahmutlar | dense seafront development 10 km from central Alanya, prices below the city | furnished 2+1 flats and new builds on instalments, for a first home abroad and letting |
| Antalya (city) | year-round living: Konyaalti and Lara by the sea at about €1,420 per m², Muratpasa in the centre at €1,010, Kepez the most affordable at €775 | 2+1 and 3+1 family flats for relocation and long-term letting |
| Oba | new complexes 3–5 km from the centre of Alanya, a hospital and schools nearby | 2+1 flats for families and quiet holidays |
| Avsallar and Kestel | the Incekum beaches 25 km from Alanya, a seafront strip between Alanya and Mahmutlar | flats near the beach for holidays and tourist lets |
| Aksu and Altintas | new districts next to Antalya airport, about €1,250 per m², construction still spreading | flats in new complexes for letting and resale after handover |
| Gazipasa | its own airport 10 minutes away, prices below Alanya, neighbourhoods open to foreign registration | 1+1 flats under construction on instalments, bought for residency |
| Belek and Kemer | golf courses and hotels in Belek, pines and mountains in Kemer | flats in quiet complexes for holidays |
Resort pages: apartments for sale in Alanya, apartments for sale in Kemer and apartments for sale in Belek.
Apartment prices in Antalya
Apartment prices in Antalya rose 26.9% in lira over the year: the average square metre of housing in the province cost 55,264 lira in June 2026, about €990. In euros prices hardly moved, because the lira weakened by about the same amount over the period.
Average price per square metre by district:
| District | Lira per m² | Euro per m² | Annual growth in lira |
| Konyaalti | 79,744 | about 1,420 | +24.8% |
| Aksu | 69,926 | about 1,250 | +20.7% |
| Alanya | 59,938 | about 1,070 | +22.1% |
| Muratpasa | 56,604 | about 1,010 | +35.2% |
| Serik (Belek) | 50,939 | about 910 | +23.5% |
| Kepez | 43,313 | about 775 | +32.9% |
Endeksa listing averages, June 2026, converted at 56 lira per euro. Most flats cost between €100,000 and €300,000; the cost of flats in Antalya above €500,000 is the upper segment, mainly penthouses and seafront flats in Alanya and Konyaalti.
Within a district the price is set by the distance to the sea and the age of the building: a seafront flat costs 20–40% more than the same layout on the second line, and a flat bought at the launch of a complex 15–20% less than finished stock. The cost of apartments in Antalya is shown on the site in euros and dollars, and payment under the contract is made in euros, dollars or lira.
Apartments in Antalya for investment and rental income
Investing in apartments in Antalya returns the outlay in about 16 years, which works out at roughly 6% gross a year. Long-term letting in Alanya brings around 5.7% a year; short lets on the resorts under active management bring 7–11% in season. Demand comes from tourists, 17.1 million in 2025, and from expatriates who live in the province all year.
Apartments in Antalya for investment are picked by three features: a 1+1 or 2+1 layout, a complex with a pool, and no more than 500 m to the sea.
Investment options:
- a seaside flat let by the night: since 2024 this needs a tourism licence, which in turn needs the written consent of every owner in the building
- a city flat let to a local family on a yearly contract, with the rent raised once a year in line with inflation
- a flat bought at the launch of a complex, when the developer's price is up to 20% below the finished one, and resold after handover
The owner pays the aidat, DASK insurance, rental income tax at 15–40% on income above 58,000 lira a year, and the management fee if the flat is let by the night. Once the flat has been held for 5 years, resale profit is untaxed.
Trends and price forecast for apartments in Antalya
The province's flat market in 2026:
- prices in lira are rising 26.9% a year, faster than the national 23.3%, while in euros they stand still
- foreign purchases nationwide fell to 11,203 in January–July, down 7.3% on the year, and Antalya keeps second place behind Istanbul
- several Alanya neighbourhoods no longer register new foreign residents, which pushes buyers towards Oba, Avsallar and Gazipasa
- a lira mortgage at 3% a month does not add up, so buyers take developer instalments instead
- the supply of new flats is largest in Alanya and Aksu, so prices there grow more slowly
Forecast to the end of 2026: lira prices will follow inflation, while 1+1 and 2+1 flats in the mass districts will hold their euro level. Seafront flats and flats in finished complexes with an iskan, where new supply is scarce, will gain. Resale sellers in Alanya and Mahmutlar are cutting prices, so there is room to bargain now.
We will help you buy an apartment in Antalya for relocation and living
Buy apartment in Antalya for foreigners: the flat goes into the buyer's own name without permits or a local partner; military zones and neighbourhoods closed to registration are the only exceptions. Foreign residents are numerous in the province, so English is spoken in international schools, private clinics and agencies.
For relocation the flat is chosen by the district's infrastructure:
- Konyaalti and Lara: the sea, a promenade, international schools, hospitals, 20–30 minutes to the airport
- Muratpasa: the city centre, a tram line, a university, older stock priced below the coastal districts
- Alanya: a compact city where hospitals and schools are reached on foot, with Gazipasa airport 40 km away
- Oba and Mahmutlar: new complexes a quarter of an hour from central Alanya
A flat whose tapu (title deed) shows $200,000 or more qualifies for a residence permit if the neighbourhood accepts foreign registrations. At $400,000 the citizenship programme opens, covering the spouse and children under 18 as well.
To buy apartment in Antalya you need one trip: deposit and tapu registration fit into 1–2 weeks. To buy flat in Antalya without wasted viewings, filter the apartments for sale in Antalya by district, budget and distance to the sea, keep the candidates in favourites and line up the viewings for the same days.
Why choose Turk.Estate to buy an apartment in Antalya?
More than 20,000 flats from agencies, developers and private owners sit here with filters by layout, seafront line, pool, furniture and instalments. Prices are shown in euros and dollars, and the seller can be messaged from the property page.
How many apartments for sale in Antalya are available to buy?
More than 20,000 across the province, from studios to 4+1 duplexes and penthouses. The widest choice is in Alanya, Mahmutlar, Oba and the city itself, and the most common layouts are 1+1 and 2+1.
How to choose the right apartment in Antalya to buy?
Settle the purpose first. A complex by the sea in Alanya or Oba suits holidays and letting; a city district with schools and clinics suits permanent living. Then pick the layout and floor: ground floors sell at a discount, upper floors with a sea view at a premium. Before the deposit, check the tapu, the iskan (occupancy permit), unpaid aidat and whether the neighbourhood accepts foreign registrations.
Where are the best places to buy an apartment in Antalya?
Alanya, Mahmutlar and Kestel for letting to tourists; Konyaalti, Lara and Muratpasa for living all year; Kepez, Gazipasa and Avsallar when the budget is tight; Kemer and Belek for flats among mountains and pines, away from dense development.
Can foreigners buy an apartment in Antalya?
Yes, in their own name. A passport, a Turkish tax number and a local bank account for the payment are enough. The one restriction: the neighbourhood must not be closed to foreign registrations, which is checked before the deal.
How much does an apartment in Antalya cost?
About €990 per square metre on average across the province. Resale studios and 1+1 flats start at €60,000, a 1+1 in a new complex with a pool costs €90,000–150,000 and a 2+1 by the sea in the city €150,000–300,000, with most flats between €100,000 and €300,000.
How have apartment prices in Antalya changed over the past year?
Up 26.9% in lira across the province: over 30% in Muratpasa and Kepez, 22.1% in Alanya. Converted into euros, the level is almost unchanged because the lira weakened.
Is investing in apartments in Antalya worthwhile?
Yes, over 5 years or more. Rent brings about 6% gross a year, and once the flat has been held for 5 years the resale profit is untaxed. Quick gains in euros are unlikely; the market rises with inflation.
What rental yield does an apartment in Antalya deliver?
Long-term letting brings 5–7% gross a year, about 5.7% in Alanya. Licensed short lets on the resorts bring 7–11% in season under active management. Net yield is 1.5–2 percentage points lower after the aidat, tax and management fee.
Can you get a residence permit by buying an apartment in Antalya?
Yes, if the tapu shows $200,000 or more in lira at the rate on the day of the deal and the neighbourhood accepts foreigners. The permit runs for up to 2 years and is renewed; after 5 years you can apply for citizenship.
Can you buy an apartment in Antalya remotely and sign the TAPU by power of attorney?
Yes. A notarised and apostilled power of attorney lets your representative open the account, sign the contract and receive the tapu while you stay at home. Only citizenship applicants must come in person, for biometrics.
How long does it take to buy an apartment in Antalya?
A finished flat is registered in 1–2 weeks, covering the tax number, bank account, valuation report, payment and tapu. A flat in a complex under construction is waited for until handover, usually 12–24 months; the legal maximum is 48.
What taxes and fees apply when buying an apartment in Antalya?
The tapu registration fee is 4% of the price. The valuation report, cadastral fee and DASK earthquake insurance together cost about $1,000. VAT is waived for a non-resident's first purchase in foreign currency, provided the flat is kept for 3 years. Property tax is charged yearly at 0.2% of cadastral value.
How much do aidat and utility bills cost for an apartment in Antalya?
In a complex with a pool and security the aidat runs at €80–210 a month; a city building without facilities charges €20–60. Electricity, water and internet are metered. Air conditioning pushes the summer bills up; there is no central heating, and in winter the same units heat the flat.
Is it better to buy a new build or a resale apartment in Antalya?
The resale market here is the largest in the country, many flats come with furniture and appliances, the tapu changes hands at once and sellers negotiate. A new build brings a developer instalment plan, a modern complex and a completion guarantee, but moving in is put off by 1–2 years. Those who want rent from the first season choose finished stock; those after price growth choose a flat under construction.
Can you buy an apartment in Antalya in installments from the developer?
Yes, developers in Mahmutlar, Gazipasa and Altintas sell on instalments: 30–50% down, then equal interest-free payments until handover. The tapu follows the final payment.
What is the cost of living in Antalya?
Less than in Istanbul and Izmir. Renting a 1+1 in Kepez or Alanya costs about a third less than in Konyaalti and Lara. Food, transport and mobile plans are well below Western European levels. Winter bills are small, as air conditioning stands in for heating.
How much more expensive is beachfront property in Antalya?
A seafront flat costs 20–40% more than the same layout on the second and third lines. The gap is widest in Alanya and Kestel, whose seafront is fully built up.
Which developer should you choose to buy an apartment in Antalya?
One that already has completed complexes with an iskan in the province and the statutory completion guarantee in place. Every developer in the catalogue has an open list of projects; Yekta Homes, building in Mahmutlar, is one example.
What are the risks of buying an apartment in Antalya?
A building without an iskan, a neighbourhood closed for residence permits, the previous owner's aidat and utility arrears, a ban on short lets in the complex, construction delays. The land registry, the migration office and the management company answer all of these questions before the deposit is paid.