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Turkey Real Estate Market Report – July 2026

Turkey Real Estate Market Report – July 2026

Turkey Real Estate Market Report | July 2026

Turkey Property Sales in July 2026 | TÜİK Report and Market Analysis

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) released the residential property sales data for July 2026, providing important insights into the activity of the Turkish real estate market and housing demand across the country.

Publication date: August 13, 2026
Source: Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK)

Overview of Turkey's Property Sales in July 2026

A total of 123,603 residential properties were sold across Turkey in July 2026. The data shows a clear difference between new and resale properties, while mortgage-backed housing sales also recorded a significant increase.

123,603 Total Residential Sales 42,529 New Home Sales 34.4% of total sales 81,074 Resale Home Sales 65.6% of total sales 23,888 Mortgage-backed Sales 23.7% increase 2,120 Sales to Foreign Buyers 1.9% annual increase

New Home Sales in Turkey

New home sales in Turkey reached 42,529 units in July 2026, accounting for 34.4% of total residential sales during the month.

This figure reflects demand for newly built residential units and properties being sold for the first time.

Resale Property Sales in Turkey

Resale home sales accounted for the majority of the market, reaching 81,074 units, or 65.6% of total residential sales in July 2026.

This highlights the continued importance of the resale segment within Turkey's real estate market.

Growth in Mortgage-backed Property Sales

Mortgage-backed residential sales increased by 23.7%, reaching 23,888 units. Mortgage-backed sales represented approximately 19.3% of total residential sales in Turkey.

Changes in mortgage-backed sales are an important indicator when evaluating housing finance conditions and domestic demand.

Property Sales to Foreign Buyers in Turkey

Residential property sales to foreign buyers reached 2,120 units in July 2026, representing a 1.9% increase compared with the same month of the previous year.

Turkey continues to attract international buyers through its diverse cities, residential projects and range of housing and investment opportunities.

Top Foreign Nationalities Buying Property in Turkey

Russian citizens ranked first among foreign buyers, followed by buyers from Iran and Ukraine.

  • Russia: 394 properties
  • Iran: 189 properties
  • Ukraine: 145 properties

Ceddu Property's Market Assessment for July 2026

The July 2026 figures indicate that Turkey's real estate market continues to maintain a high level of transaction activity, with resale properties accounting for the majority of sales. The 23.7% increase in mortgage-backed sales is also an important indicator to monitor when assessing housing finance and domestic demand.

Foreign demand for Turkish property remains active, although demand levels vary depending on nationality, city, location and property type.

National sales figures alone are not sufficient to determine whether a property is a good purchase. Buyers should also evaluate location, price per square meter, construction quality, title deed status, resale potential and local demand.

Is July 2026 a Good Time to Buy Property in Turkey?

The right time to purchase property cannot be determined using a single market indicator. A sound decision should consider the property's actual market value, location, specifications and the buyer's purpose, whether for residence, investment or resale.

Ceddu Property recommends conducting a detailed property and location analysis before making a purchase decision, rather than relying solely on monthly sales trends.

Turkey Real Estate Market Summary – July 2026

Turkey recorded 123,603 residential sales in July 2026, including 42,529 new homes and 81,074 resale properties. Mortgage-backed sales reached 23,888 units, increasing by 23.7%, while sales to foreign buyers reached 2,120 homes, up 1.9% year over year.

These figures demonstrate the continued importance of the Turkish real estate market and highlight the need to consider prices, financing, supply and demand, and regional performance when evaluating property opportunities.

Source

TÜİK – Turkish Statistical Institute – Residential Property Sales Statistics.

Report date: August 13, 2026

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