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  • 30% of the Turkish population lives in houses with incorrect documents

    The consequences of the earthquake in February 2023 lie in the negligence of developers or the authorities. The inspections revealed that up to 30 per cent of the Turkish population lived in buildings that either partially or completely did not comply with the regulations or were built illegally without a permit. "We are not afraid of earthquakes:...

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  • Market balancing starts with the employee housing review

    The Turkish authorities announced their plans to finance for workers’ housing (lojman) from the budget and review building sites. These measures will be implemented by determining the cost of renting/selling properties and land plots on which these "workers' dormitories" are located, which are called lojmans in Turkey. However, there is an...

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  • Season 2024: Where to Buy Resort Real Estate

    The resort season in Turkey has already begun, even earlier than usual this year, thanks to a mild winter. Considering that some property owners prefer to expedite their return on investment by renting out their apartments and houses during the summer, when monthly, weekly, and especially daily rental prices can be higher compared to long-term...

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  • The cost per square metre of housing in Turkey exceeds tl 30,000

    According to analysts, the price per square metre of residential real estate in Turkey has exceeded TL 30,000. After December 2021, January 2024 was marked as "having the lowest rates and the slowest price growth" in the last 25 months. In addition, rising real estate prices, interest rates on bank housing loans and credit restrictions for...

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  • Toki to build a residential complex of 545 apartments in Ankara

    The Office of Mass Housing Construction (TOKI) is launching a new project in the capital of the Republic of Turkey, Ankara. The project will be located in Gölbaşı and include a total of 545 housing units. The project of a residential complex with more than half a thousand apartments will include 18 commercial areas for shops. The tender to search...

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  • The top countries buying houses in Turkey remain unchanged

    Home sales to foreigners in March sank by 47.9% compared to the same month last year (a total of 1,778 units), and decreased by almost the same amount in the first quarter — January-March — by 48% compared to the same period last year: a total of 5,685 housing units. As a result, the citizens of the Russian Federation bought the most, who have been...

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  • Welcome to the webinar: Property Investments in Turkey

    Dear friends! We are pleased to invite you to the webinar: "Real Estate in Turkey: Unique investment opportunities" At the webinar, we will introduce you to a new project in Turkey for profitable investments. This project is suitable for investors with a resale and rental strategy, as well as for those looking for the perfect home for themselves...

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  • The train journey from Istanbul to Antalya to be reduced to less than 5 hours

    The dream of Antalya residents will soon come true: a high-speed train station will appear in the resort capital. This railway will connect Antalya with Eskişehir, which will reduce the way between Istanbul and Antalya to 4 hours and 45 minutes. Abdulkadir Uraloğlu, Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, told residents about it. So, Antalya...

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  • Home sales leveled off in the first quarter of the year

    March 2024 was a showcase month for residential property sales in Turkey: the total slump in deals, which began last autumn (winter stagnation and uncertainty in the run-up to the March elections), decreased to a minimum of 0.1% this month compared to March 2023. Although people trust mortgages less and less. Here are the exact numbers for...

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  • Istanbul trade returns to the centre

    Istanbul’s trading companies, which moved their shops and offices away from the city centre, focused on the central districts.The main reasons are transport and logistical problems and staff difficulties outside the city. As you know, the move was caused by an increase in rental rates and the emergency condition of many buildings in the centre of...

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