The Turkish Condominium Law (Kat Mülkiyeti Kanunu No. 634) is the backbone of communal living in Turkey. For both new owners and seasoned investors, the Condominium Law in Turkey is not just a procedural step; it’s key to protecting investments, promoting peaceful living, and boosting property value.
Investors comparing Istanbul and Dubai must stop asking which market is “better” and start asking which market suits their objectives, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Both cities reward capital differently and applying the same logic to each often leads to underperformance, mispricing, and avoidable liquidity risk.
December 2025 marked one of the most important legal turning points for short-term rentals in recent years. Turkey’s highest administrative court, Danıştay (Council of State), suspended the Turkish Revenue Administration’s practice of automatically classifying Airbnb income as commercial business income.
As Istanbul’s property market prepares to enter its next growth phase, savvy investors are no longer chasing speculative developments. Instead, attention has shifted towards prime, centrally located projects with proven demand, lifestyle appeal, and long-term rental strength. Sense Levent in Kağıthane stands out as one of the city’s most exciting investment opportunities in 2026.
If you’ve been looking at real estate in Turkey, you will have seen the term GYO – often translated as REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust). Many of the most visible branded projects, shopping malls, logistics parks and large mixed-use schemes are backed by these listed GYO companies.
For years, global investors have been tempted by Turkish bank deposits offering high returns and the opportunity to obtain Citizenship. However, with currency depreciation erasing most profits and the government phasing out FX-protected bank accounts, attention is shifting to alternative pathways.
The risks of buying property in Turkey are minimal, as the buying process is quick and straightforward. However, for buyers who are unaware of procedures and legal laws, a certain sense of uncertainty will always remain. Turkey offers numerous exciting opportunities, particularly with its vibrant Turkish real estate market, which attracts global investors.
Where Istanbul’s creative future meets a unique real estate opportunity – Bomonti offers central living infused with culture, and all the patterns that were witnessed previously in London, New York, and Paris. For more information about investing in Bomonti, please enquire today to speak with our local advisors at Property Turkey.
Meet Mr. Americano. Disillusioned by changing politics at home – the “Big Brother” effect tightening its grip and the Trump factor adding more uncertainty – he’s decided it’s time to explore overseas opportunities. He’s not looking for an investment-only; he’s looking for a complete Plan B: a safe haven for wealth and a more relaxed lifestyle.
On 23 August 2025, Turkey abolished its protected bank deposit scheme, known as Kur Korumalı Mevduat, or KKM. The scheme was initiated in 2021 as a security measure against the volatility of the Turkish Lira – designed to shield investors against currency devaluations by compensating any losses tied to foreign exchange fluctuations.
For years, international investors have been drawn to the bustling and storied streets of Istanbul – purchasing small point-of-sale (POS) retail outlets in popular urban districts for high rental income from the city’s timeless commercial culture. However, modern times are changing how people shop globally.
On September 25, 2025, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House in Washington – Erdoğan’s first visit to the White House in over six years – and a symbolic reset in relations between Turkey and the United States.
In Turkey’s Aegean, a unique opportunity for investment is emerging: a resort that breathes with the seasons – a beach hotel during the summer, and a longevity centre during the winter. Statistics show that this could turn a four-to-five-month tourism window into a twelve-month flourishing year-round business.
If you’re holding capital and are waiting for the next Canadian ‘Buy Zone’, consider sending some of it on a working holiday to Istanbul, Antalya, Bodrum, or Izmir. That way, when Canada peaks again, you’ll already be earning – collecting rent in the sun, a new passport in your pocket, and a modern diversified portfolio.
Turkey now ranks second worldwide for total crypto trading volume. Here’s how crypto investors can use digital gains to purchase Istanbul real estate – safely, compliantly, and with Property Turkey’s crypto settlement support.
AirAsia X, the long-haul arm of the Malaysian low-cost airline, has announced that new direct flights from Kuala Lumpur to Istanbul’s Sabiha Gökçen Airport will begin from November 14, 2025. The flights, the first from AirAsia to Europe in more than a decade, will fly four times per week.
Recent economic changes by the government, including the decision by Turkey to phase out FX-protected deposit accounts, have seen a shift occur. As interest rates decrease and inflation moderates, Turkish investors are withdrawing their funds from traditional savings accounts and are purchasing homes as a means to protect wealth and growth.
Turkey is shaking off hyperinflation and transforming challenges into opportunities. Investors should take note – Turkey’s turnaround story is just beginning, and the coming chapters could be very rewarding. Contact Property Turkey for a free consultation with our experienced advisors – we are happy to answer any of your questions.
There’s never been a better time to explore Turkish real estate, whether you are looking for a lifestyle change or strong investment. At Property Turkey, we are experts in helping buyers and international investors find their ideal home or Turkish asset. In a fast-evolving market full of opportunities, we believe that strategic decisions provide lifelong results.
Moody’s Ratings, on July 25, has upgraded Turkey’s long-term foreign and domestic currency ratings to Ba3 from B1 and changed its outlook to stable. Moody’s noted the sustained economic improvements by the Turkish government, along with the strengthening credibility of its monetary policies as the key reasons for the upgrade.