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Property Search in Turkey Like a Pro! Turkish Real Estate Investment Guide in 2026

By , Founder & Managing Partner, Gordion Partners

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You can make so much saving by making a proper property search in Turkey and finding a great deal! If you are a foreigner who wants to buy a property in Turkey, this is the ultimate Turkish real estate investment guide in 2026.

First of all, you need to know the real estate market price to be able to evaluate individual listings. Without knowing the market price, you cannot know if you are buying expensive or cheap. The best way of finding the real estate market price level in Turkey is to take a look at similar listings on the property listing websites. In Turkey, the popular real estate listing websites are sahibinden.com, hepsiemlak.com and emlakjet.com

Secondly, you can search for properties according to your criteria. If you are looking for new project, you can contact property developers and ask them if they have any properties according to your criteria. If you are interested in resale property, you can look at the listing websites and contact their real estate agents. Knowing the market prices will give you great leverage to compare the listing's price with the average market price.

If you are interested in applying for the Turkish Citizenship by Investment, you also need to check the eligibility criteria such as being able to show property at full price at the title deed office, having valuation report above $400,000 and seller of property being a Turkish citizen. If you need any assistance for property search in Turkey, you can always contact us.

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