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In 2023, Antalya province took the first place in terms of the number of real estate purchased by foreigners

In 2023, Antalya province took the first place in terms of the number of real estate purchased by foreigners

January 20, 2024

According to official data published by TURKSTAT, a total of 1 million 225 thousand 926 properties were sold in Turkey in 2023, which is 17.5% less than in 2022.

Istanbul - 198.739 properties - 16.2% of total sales
Ankara - 114,432 properties - 9.3% of total sales
Izmir - 65,465 objects - 5.3% of total sales

Foreigners purchased 35,005 properties in 2023, which is 48.1% less than in 2022.

1st place - Antalya - 12.702 objects
2nd place - Istanbul - 11.229 objects
3rd place - Mersin - 3.016 objects

The vast majority of foreign buyers are Russian citizens - 10,560 objects, followed by Iranian citizens - 4,282 objects and Iraqi citizens - 1,917 objects.

Statistics of real estate sales to foreigners by year:

2013 - 12.181 objects
2014 - 18.959 objects
2015 - 22.830 objects
2016 - 18.189 objects
2017 - 22.234 objects
2018 - 39.663 objects
2019 - 45.483 objects
2020 - 40.812 objects
2021 - 58.576 objects
2022 - 67,490 objects
2023 - 35.005 objects

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