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Property for Sale in Istanbul (2026) | Apartments & Villas

Istanbul is Turkey’s most iconic real estate market — combining luxury lifestyle, year-round demand, and diverse investment opportunities.
At Homes of Turkey, we help international buyers browse verified listings across both European and Asian sides, from central apartments to Bosphorus-view homes and investment-ready projects.

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Tip: If you want a hand-picked shortlist, message us your budget + preferred districts + goal (living / investment / eligibility). We’ll respond with verified options.

Best Areas to Buy Property in Istanbul

Your ideal district depends on your goal (living, rental income, long-term appreciation, or eligibility). Here are popular starting points:

Why Buy Real Estate in Istanbul?

  • Year-round demand: Istanbul is Turkey’s most international property market for both end-users and investors.
  • Wide portfolio: Apartments, residences, villas, and investment projects across European & Asian districts.
  • Liquidity & resale: Strong demand in central and transport-connected areas supports long-term value.
  • Eligibility goals: If you’re buying with citizenship/residency intent, see:

    Turkish Citizenship by Real Estate Investment (2026)

Typical Costs When Buying Property in Istanbul

Costs vary by property type and deal structure. Common items include TAPU/title-deed related fees, valuation (when required),
notary/translation (if needed), and legal review (recommended). We share a clear breakdown before you proceed.

Buying Steps (Istanbul)

  1. Shortlist: define budget + preferred districts + purpose (living/investment/eligibility).
  2. Viewing: in-person tours or live video tours.
  3. Offer & negotiation: price, payment plan, delivery terms, inclusions.
  4. Due diligence: title deed status, debts/encumbrances (lawyer recommended).
  5. Contract + payments: documented process via the banking system.
  6. TAPU transfer + handover: final transfer and after-sales support if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions About Buying Property in Istanbul

Is Istanbul a good place to buy property?

Yes — it’s Turkey’s largest and most international market, with options for lifestyle, rental income, and long-term value across many districts.

Can foreigners buy property in Istanbul?

In many cases, yes. Eligibility depends on nationality and property type/location rules. We confirm eligibility during shortlisting and guide the TAPU process.

Which districts are best for investment?

It depends on your goal. Central business and transport-connected districts often see consistent demand, while Bosphorus-line areas attract premium buyers.

How long does it take to buy a property?

Timelines vary by document readiness and appointments, but many purchases can be completed within a few weeks once paperwork is ready.

What extra costs should I expect?

Common costs include TAPU-related fees, valuation (if required), notary/translation (if needed), and legal review (recommended). We share a full breakdown before deposit.

Can buying property support citizenship or residency?

There are real-estate-linked pathways depending on current regulations. If eligibility is your goal, review the latest requirements and use legal guidance.

Do you offer after-sales support?

Yes. We can help with utilities setup guidance, furnishing coordination, and rental/management direction depending on your service package.

How do I get a personalized shortlist?

Message us your budget, preferred districts, and purpose. We’ll send curated options and guide you through viewings and next steps.

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