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Leading cities (and those following) In April, home sales in Turkey rose by 38.8% compared to the same month last year, amounting to 133,058 transactions. The highest share of sales was in Istanbul, with 26,330 transactions which amounted to 19.8% of the total. Ankara ranks second after Istanbul with 12,195 deals and a 9.2% share, while Izmir...
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Analysts have updated the statistics on the most popular and exclusive locations in Turkey (cities and regions). Content: Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir: faster, higher, stronger The most expensive districts The most expensive districts: comparison of rates Prices and dynamics in the Top-30 of the best selling provinces Brief...
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Housing prices in Turkey have sky-rocketed. As a result, international analysts are taking a closer look at the situation in the construction and development markets. Recently, Turkey has become the leader in rental growth in Europe. The cost of the “Turkish square meter” in dollars frequently appears in global statistics. As it turns out, the...
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We will stay by your side throughout the process of selecting and purchasing real estate in Turkey. Our professional team will remotely walk you through all the steps of closing the deal on your purchase. Your presence is not necessary as any issues can be settled remotely under a power of attorney. You can take the following steps to purchase a...
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In Turkey, statistics on property sales to foreign buyers have been collected and maintained. But, the Turks began collecting detailed information more than 9 years ago in 2013. And right now, it'll be useful to compare different rates and analyze the dynamics. What achievements have been acknowledged over the years in the construction sector and...
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Housing sales in the Republic of Turkey in March increased by 20.6% compared to the same month last year and amounted to 134,170 units. Leading cities and anti-leaders The highest share of sales is in Istanbul: 23,974 deals, or 17.9% of their total number. Istanbul is followed by Ankara (12,609 sales, or 9.4%) and Izmir (8,051 sales, or 6.0%)...
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Real estate in Turkey continues to be in high demand among Europeans as many people in the current situation of uncertainty are trying to keep their money secure. Housing is in many ways the safest investment because square meters don't get cheaper and it can always be resold. Turk Estate has already written about how the surge in transactions in...
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Recent events have had a substantial impact on the Turkish real estate market – both sales and rentals. In Turkey, many people want to move to a permanent residence or spend a few months here in comfort and peace until the political and economic situation stabilizes. As a result, the number of vacant apartments has decreased, while the price...
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The current situation of uncertainty encourages people to invest in the most stable assets. It will not disappear and will not be depreciated; this is real property, primarily residential. Apartments and houses in good districts have been and will stay in demand. Turkey is among the world leaders in real estate property market development. Three...
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Adalar (Turkish), or the Princes' Islands, is a district in Istanbul. This area has always been popular but has grown even more during the 2 years of the pandemic. Tourists poured in and wealthy citizens were looking for an opportunity to buy a villa in the Princes' Islands. After all, a beach holiday, silence, peace and solitude just half an hour...
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