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An exclusive Homist market report on the Istanbul International Financial Center (IIFC). Discover ultra-luxury real estate opportunities, capital appreciation forecasts, and HNWI investment strategies in Ataşehir and Ümraniye, featuring key projects like Sinpaş Time Tower, Varyap Meridian, and Metropol Istanbul.

Compare branded residences with conventional luxury condos. Learn about price premiums, management fees, and investment yields for your next property purchase.

Explore Tarabya, Istanbul’s premier Bosphorus neighbourhood. Discover why high-net-worth buyers invest in its luxury waterfront mansions, privacy, and prestige.

Etiler is one of the most prestigious and high-value residential neighborhoods in Istanbul, located within the boundaries of Beşiktaş on the European side. Known for its upscale lifestyle, prime location, and limited supply of new developments, Etiler is a top choice for high-net-worth individuals, expatriates, and investors seeking stable long-term returns.

In 2026, the leading citizenship by investment programs balance speed, cost, and strategic...

Istanbul remains one of the most dynamic real estate markets connecting Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. With strong tourism, infrastructure expansion, and foreign investor interest, several projects stand out for location, lifestyle, and investment potential.

The escalating conflict between Iran and Israel has sent ripples through global financial markets, and Dubai has been seen as a safe haven for regional capital considering last incident with Russia and Ukraine War. As the situation develops, investors, homeowners, and industry observers are closely watching how Dubai’s property market will respond to heightened geopolitical risks in the Middle East.

Türkiye closed 2025 with strong transaction momentum: total house sales rose 14.3% year‑on‑year to 1,688,910 units. Liquidity remained concentrated in the “big three” provinces—İstanbul (280,262), Ankara (152,534), and İzmir (96,998)—which drives both resale speed and rental market depth, driven by domestic demand as a hedge against inflation. However, foreign investment dropped to its lowest level in nine years due to stricter regulations and high prices.​

Turkey’s property market is gearing up for sustainable growth in 2026, bolstered by economic stabilisation and a more favorable environment for both local and foreign investors. Nominal property price increases of 8–14% are expected nationally, with standout performance from key cities such as Istanbul and attractive coastal destinations.

Based on Homist Property Experts’ Consensus, we have identified the most strategic...

Istanbul, Turkey’s largest and most vibrant city, is divided into 39 districts,...

The Turkish property market is entering a new growth cycle after nearly two years of relative stability. In the first half of 2025, property sales exceeded 1.4 million units, the second-highest level on record, with home sales up 26.9% year-on-year. Key cities like Istanbul, Izmir, and Antalya continue to lead demand, attracting both local and international investors.