Stabilisation of Turkey's property market in 2026: investments remain profitable

The year 2026 was marked by the stabilisation of the Turkish property market, which did not reduce its investment attractiveness. Experts note the transition from rapid growth to sustainable development with nominal price increases of 8-14%. The leaders remain Istanbul, Antalya and Izmir due to high demand for modern housing.

The Central Bank's key rate cut has made mortgages affordable, while slowing inflation has opened the way to real yields. Rental rates are holding at 6-10 per cent per annum, especially in tourist areas where the flow of tenants is stable.

The citizenship programme for investments from $400,000 attracts foreigners. There is a growing interest in earthquake-proof properties, which indicates a focus on long-term investments.

Sales remain high, the market is becoming selective but liquid. Thus, Turkey confirms its status as a reliable partner for investors, offering a balance of stability and profit.