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enReal estate sales statistics in Turkey in March 2024
April 19, 2024
In March, 105,394 properties were sold in Turkey, which is 0.1% lower compared to March 2023:
Primary housing - 34.399 vol. - 32.6% (an increase of 4.6%)
Secondary housing - 70.995 vol. - 67.4% (decrease by 2.2%)
Mortgage - 3.105 vol. (decrease by 49%)
Sales Leaders by Province:
Istanbul - 18.1% - 19.040 objects
Ankara - 9% - 9.523 objects
Izmir - 6.1% - 6,413 objects
Home sales to foreigners in March decreased by 47.9% compared to the same month last year and amounted to 1,778 units. The share of real estate sales to foreigners amounted to 1.7%.
Istanbul took the first place in real estate sales to foreigners - 652 objects, followed by Antalya - 618 objects and Mersin - 151 objects.
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