📍Location: Bomonti, Istanbul. 🖼️All Types of luxury Social facilities like Swimming pool, Gym, Sauna, Parking etc are available inside the beauitiful compound! 💡Great investment option for High rental income in USD 🧱Size: Gross: 50 m2; Net: 30 m2 💸Price: 191,000 USD ✅ Suitable for Turkish Property Residency too We are ready to help you in […]
📍Location: Cinarcik, Yalova 👉 New building, inside a beautiful housing complex with all the luxury social facilities. 🏢size: net- 50m2 ; Room: 1+1 🏬Floor: 1st floor ⌛Building Age: 2 🚗 Open parking space 💸Price: 66,000 USD ✅SUITABLE FOR Turkish Property residency. We are ready to help you in fulfilling your dream of owning property in
Property Taxes in Turkey Purchasing Tax (Title Deed Tax): When a real estate deal is completed, buyers in Turkey are required to pay an initial stamp duty or transfer tax, also referred to as the title deed charge. According to the local Land Registry and Cadastre directorate, 4% of the land value is the total
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Unlike many Asian countries, Turkey allows foreigners to acquire land, apartments, and other types of real estate on a freehold basis. The government is actively encouraging foreigners to invest in Turkey through their citizenship by investment program.
According to Turkish law, foreign nationals are free to buy property in Turkey except for military zones/ special security zones. However not all the areas are suitable for property residency.
September has marked a fifth consecutive month of rising residential property sales to foreigners in Turkey, bringing the count closer to the pre-pandemic levels.
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6 steps towards obtaining your Turkish citizenship by buying 250K USD worth of real estate:
[In 2018, the Turkish government amended the law, lowering the threshold from 2 Million USD to 250,000 USD.]
