Questions and Answers

We specialize in real estate in the southern part of Turkey, covering cities like Antalya, Alanya, Demre, Finike, Gazipasa, Kas, Kemer, Kumluja, Manavgat, and Serik. If necessary, we can also assist you in finding properties in other locations.

After selecting a property, checks are made for fines, unpaid taxes, loans, and other debts that might be obstacles when selling the apartment. The foreign buyer needs to provide documents like:

• Domestic and international passport
• Passport translation and notarization (only translations made within Turkey are accepted)
• Apostilled marriage certificate
• Tax number obtained within Turkey

Yes, we provide a full range of post-purchase services, including assistance with utilities, repairs, cleaning, and more.

When transferring property, the buyer pays 4% of the price listed in the Tapu (Tapu - title deed). For instance, if the price in the Tapu is 1,000,000 lira, you pay a 40,000 lira tax. Additional expenses are:

• State duty to the cadastral chamber: up to 2000 lira
• Verified translator, accompanying you to the cadastral chamber for translation: 1000 lira

We offer various types of real estate, from studios and apartments to villas and commercial properties.

Yes, foreigners can rent properties in Turkey for any duration, be it short-term or long-term.

Prices vary depending on the city, district, and type of property. We recommend contacting our specialists for up-to-date information.

Unfortunately, no. As of April 2022, Turkish banks stopped providing loans for property purchase and more to foreign citizens.

In Turkey, there are restrictions on purchasing properties in specific zones, such as military or historical ones. We advise consulting an expert before making a purchase.

Our commission depends on the type of deal and the specific property. Please contact our managers for detailed information.

In general, after applying for a transfer at the cadastral chamber, obtaining the Tapu takes from 3 to 5 days.