Turkey

Is buying property in Turkey risky? Buying property in Turkey involves risks, just as it does elsewhere. Clear ownership records, a realistic budget and careful checks matter more than promises of an easy purchase or a guaranteed return. Insurance is one part of that preparation. Compulsory earthquake insurance, known as DASK, covers specified damage to the...

Understanding Turkey’s property market Property prices in Turkey reflect a mix of local demand, the characteristics of each property and wider economic conditions. Buyers looking for a permanent home, a holiday apartment or commercial premises are often comparing very different markets. Urban development and improvements to transport and services can change...

Antalya’s housing market Antalya brings together Mediterranean beaches, historic neighbourhoods and the everyday life of a large coastal city. As one of Turkey’s best-known coastal regions, it attracts people looking for a home as well as somewhere to spend their holidays. That variety is reflected in the housing market. A central apartment, an older house a...

Which destination suits your kind of holiday? Would you like a beach within walking distance, a garden for long summer stays or a city apartment for frequent breaks? A holiday home in Turkey can offer each of these. Choosing the destination first helps you find a home you will enjoy using. The Mediterranean, Aegean and Marmara coasts have different attractio...

Choosing a home before construction is completeBuying during construction can give you a wider choice of apartments and, in some projects, a say in the materials and fittings. It also means committing before you can walk through the completed rooms. The plans, the developer’s track record and the terms of the purchase all help you judge whether the project s...