Property in Antalya

Real estate in Antalya has long outgrown the status of seasonal holiday homes by the sea, turning into full-fledged assets for year-round living and capital diversification. The flow of buyers is stable. The city lives an active life all year round. Our international real estate agency Umbrella Group helps investors select apartments and villas on the Mediterranean coast, realistically assessing the ROI of objects and bypassing micro-districts closed for residence permits (VNZh).

Lara vs. Konyaalti: Anatomy of the Main Districts

Purchasing a home in Antalya requires a detailed analysis of local markets. Two key coastal districts offer completely different life philosophies.

• Konyaalti (Konyaaltı). A district with an iconic pebble beach and a panorama of the Taurus Mountains. An ideal pedestrian infrastructure has been created here. Apartments in Konyaalti are highly liquid, but investors need to take into account that the Liman and Hurma micro-districts are closed for the primary acquisition of a residence permit by rent and purchase (if the value is below the established limits).
• Lara. A prestigious business and residential center of the city on a rocky coastline. The district is chosen for its developed infrastructure, elite private schools, shopping centers, and sandy beaches in the eastern part. Housing here is traditionally more expensive, and vacant plots for new construction are practically absent.

Comparative Overview of Antalya Districts for Investors

Each region serves different purposes, so the choice of property type must match your investment strategy.

Financial Conditions, Taxes, and Residence Permit

Liberal Turkish legislation makes buying apartments on the coast fast and safe. Our team provides full support for the transaction.

Key legal nuances:

• Obtaining a residence permit. Purchasing an apartment with an official cadastral value of at least 200,000 USD gives the right to obtain a tourist residence permit in Turkey.
• Citizenship by investment. Purchasing real estate properties with a total value of at least 400,000 USD opens up the opportunity to obtain a Turkish passport for the whole family.
• Associated expenses. The title transfer tax is 4% of the cadastral value. Registration of TAPU and preparation of the mandatory expert valuation report will cost approximately 1.5% of the transaction price.