Properties for sale in Turkey

With our extensive online database boasting 29714 listings of property in Turkey, you’re sure to find something suitable. Primary and secondary real estate from reputable agencies and developers are at your service. To streamline your search, utilize the quick links provided at the bottom of the page, featuring the most popular selection parameters. Results can be sorted by price or date added. Once you've made your choice, contact the seller via private message or phone.

• The average cost of property in Turkey is USD 95,000–USD 100,000.
• The lowest-priced apartments and villas in Turkey in this area are USD 66950.
• The most expensive unit is USD 130 million.
• Over the past year, the average price has increased by 84%.

• Minimum area: 45 m²
• Largest area: 7,000 m²

To obtain a residence permit, you must contract with a developer or agency to purchase villas or apartments in Turkey worth at least USD 200,000. The permit will be renewed annually as long as you own the property.

Foreigners can obtain citizenship by investing in apartments, villas or other real estate. The mandatory condition is that the price must exceed USD 400,000. The government has announced plans to raise the minimum to USD 600,000, but these changes have not yet been implemented and you can still obtain a passport at the old threshold. It will take several months to complete the formalities after gathering and submitting the necessary documents for processing.

Dual citizenship is possible in Turkey, as the legislation does not require residents to hold only one passport.

The top 5 are Istanbul, Antalya, Izmir, Mersin and Alanya. These cities offer more opportunities for successful renting or reselling of properties. Moreover, they boast developed infrastructure and a variety of entertainment options, making them attractive destinations for those considering relocation.

Foreigners are primarily interested in:

• Apartments within under-construction projects featuring swimming pools, 24-hour security, fitness centres and other additional facilities;
• Penthouses located in gated communities;
• Villas;
• Commercial properties;
• Plots of land.

In seaside resorts, investors prefer to purchase homes close to the coast. Proximity to hospitals, restaurants, shops, kindergartens and schools is also important.

The country is popular with foreigners for holidays and permanent living, which activates the local market. In the future, there’s an opportunity to resell housing units at a profit, as prices can increase by 100% or more within a year. Other reasons for investment include:

• The prospect of obtaining citizenship through the purchase of one or more housing units worth over USD 400,000, with the added benefit that all members of the investor's family can obtain passports;
• A large expat community: A significant amount of real estate was purchased by foreigners in 2023;
• A variety of real estate types are offered for sale: Buyers can choose from studios, apartments with 1–5 bedrooms, townhouses, penthouses, duplexes and villas as per their budget;
• Short payback period on investments, averaging 15 years;
• Recognition of dual citizenship: By investing in Turkish real estate, you can obtain a Turkish passport without giving up your old one;
• Low tax burden: You pay 4% of the cadastral value at the time of purchase and then 0.1 to 0.6% of the tax annually (the exact amount depends on the region and type of a unit);
• Developed social and transport infrastructure;
• Availability of properties under construction in coastal areas.

In 2023, the country welcomed 56.7 million tourists, ensuring a stable demand for rental housing. Owners can earn an average of 6.36% from renting out and for properties in popular tourist locations, this figure can exceed 9%. Additionally, owners benefit from avoiding overpaying for hotels when visiting Antalya, Istanbul and other cities on holiday.