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What Triggered the 2025 Buyer’s Market in Turkey? After several years of rapid growth, 2025 marks a calmer and more balanced chapter for Turkey’s real estate market, offering opportunities for buyers ready to take their time and make strategic choices. This shift did not happen overnight. It was shaped by a combination of global and local developments. Worldwide, rising borrowing costs encouraged investors to be more selective. In Turkey, the attractive exchange rate, appealing lifestyle, and relatively affordable property prices had long driven strong dome...

2025 Market Overview: Property for Sale in Turkey for Foreign Buyers For many foreign buyers, 2025 continues to be a good time to enter Turkey’s property market, especially with property prices still well below those in comparable countries. Even after years of strong growth, property for sale in Turkey remains affordable in both major cities and coas...

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) has published its report on real estate sales statistics for 2024. A Total of 1,478,025 Properties Sold in Turkey in 2024 In 2024, 1,478,025 residential properties were sold in Turkey, reflecting a 20.6% increase compared to 2023. Istanbul recorded the highest number of sales with 239,213 properties. Ankara and Izmir followed with 134,046 and 80,398 sales, respectively. The lowest sales figures were reported in Ardahan, Hakkari, and Bayburt.

The General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre has introduced the 3D City Models Production and 3D Cadastre Base Formation Project to modernize property registration and planning processes. Starting January 1, 2025, architectural plans and 3D digital building models must be submitted in a secure electronic format for all condominium-related transactions across the country.

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) has published the report on property sales statistics of 2023. A Total of 1,225,926 Properties were Sold in Turkey, 2023 In 2023, Turkey witnessed the sale of 1,225,926 residential properties, marking a 17.5% decrease compared to the previous year. Istanbul led the sales with 198,739 properties, accounting for 16.2% of the total sales, followed by Ankara and Izmir with 114,432 and 65,465 sales respectively. The lowest sales were recorded in Ardahan, Hakkari, and Tunceli.