Istanbul, Antalya and the coast: taxes, residency and investment.
Bodrum continues to command premium prices, with villas fetching 250,000–300,000 lira per square metre (approximately $6,500). Çeşme and Alaçatı remain equally expensive, exceeding 200,000 lira per square metre. However, an interesting tren…
Read story →The Ankara government has submitted a package of proposals to parliament that could fundamentally reshape the country's appeal to foreign investors. At the centre are a new amnesty programme for foreign assets with tax rates as low as 0%, t…
Read story →In April, the residential property price index rose 26.6% in nominal terms—an impressive-sounding figure. However, Turkey's Central Bank clarifies that in real terms, adjusted for inflation, prices fell 4.3% year-on-year. This suggests that…
Read story →Turkey's central bank has released first-quarter 2026 data showing the Commercial Property Price Index (CPPI) rising 31% in nominal terms, yet remaining flat when adjusted for inflation. On a quarterly basis, prices climbed 7.7%. Istanbul's…
Read story →A championship 18-hole golf course will open in June 2026, just 20 minutes from Dalaman airport, marking a watershed moment for the region. The first championship course in the Dalaman–Fethiye area will become a magnet for investors. Until …
Read story →$400,000 and a Turkish passport in your pocket. It sounds too good to be true, but this is a genuine scheme that has been operating successfully for years. Turkey offers one of the most flexible citizenship-by-investment programmes in the w…
Read story →Since the pandemic, tourists have shifted en masse from hotels to private villas and apartments. This has transformed Fethiye's rental market: demand has surged, land prices have climbed, and bookings flow steadily. Where the season once la…
Read story →Fethiye has transformed over recent decades from a fishing village into one of Turkey's most sought-after resort destinations. Located just 35 minutes from Dalaman Airport, the town has become a magnet for tourists and investors. Yet those …
Read story →The majority of disputes follow a familiar pattern: a purchaser deposits funds or pays in full, yet the seller refuses to execute the transfer of ownership. The reasons vary—from incomplete construction to outright fraud. Under Turkish law,…
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