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Kadıköy is the beating heart of Istanbul's Asian side — a vibrant, walkable district packed with cafes, markets, and a thriving expat community. Here's everything you need to know before you move.
Noman Jazal
May 10, 2026 · 6 min read
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Since 2022, purchasing real estate worth at least $400,000 USD qualifies you for Turkish citizenship. Here is a clear breakdown of the process, timeline, required documents, and potential pitfalls.
Moaz Ahmed
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The TAPU is Turkey's official property deed — the document that proves legal ownership. Understanding what it says, what types exist, and how to transfer it correctly is essential for any buyer.
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Turkey's new short-term rental legislation, fully in force since 2024, has changed the investment calculus for Airbnb-style rentals across the country. Compliance deadlines, penalties, and what to do now.
Turkish tenancy law heavily favours tenants — but only if you know what protections exist. From the 25% annual rent cap to eviction restrictions, here's what every renter needs to know.
The 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes put Istanbul's building stock under scrutiny. Which districts are highest risk, how to check a building's safety certification, and what the urban transformation programme means for buyers.
Foreigners can get mortgages from Turkish banks, but the terms and approval process differ significantly from what most Western buyers expect. Here's what the banks won't tell you upfront.
Navigating Turkey's work permit and residency system requires patience and the right documents. This guide explains the different permit types, who needs what, and how to avoid the most common bureaucratic pitfalls.
From the one-time 4% title deed fee to annual property taxes and capital gains obligations, this guide covers every tax you will encounter as a property owner in Turkey.
Getting your security deposit back in full requires documentation, timing, and knowing what Turkish law says landlords can and cannot deduct. Here's how to protect yourself from day one.
Buying off-plan can secure a price 15–30% below the completed market value — but Turkey's construction history makes due diligence non-negotiable. Here's what to check before you sign.
Aidat is Turkey's building maintenance fee — paid by all apartment owners and tenants. What it covers, who pays it, and how to avoid disputes with your building management.
Turkey's notaries (noterler) play a very different role from their counterparts in common law countries. Understanding when you need a notary — and when you don't — can save you time and money.
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