Frequently Asked Questions About Property & Investment in Türkiye

Foreign nationals can own property in Türkiye subject to the rules and restrictions that apply to the buyer’s nationality, the property location and property type. Buyer eligibility, property eligibility and official documents should be checked before any payment.

Check the title deed, legal status, registered debts or restrictions, permits, seller status, contract terms and whether the property fits the intended use. The scope of due diligence varies by property and project.

Displayed prices reflect the latest available data but may change with unit availability, developer campaigns or owner decisions. Reconfirm the exact unit, price and payment plan before reservation or commitment.

Start with your goal: living, investment, rental income, schools or transport access. Then compare prices, yield, liquidity, services and current projects through JUANA area guides and comparison tools.

Compare location, price per square metre, ownership structure, construction status, payment plan, delivery, developer quality, rental demand and resale potential. Price alone should not drive the decision.

Gross yield is commonly estimated by comparing annual rental income with the property value. A more realistic view should also consider vacancy, operating expenses, fees and maintenance.

It can be when the developer, location, price, payment plan and value-growth case are sound, but it requires greater attention to delivery risk, contracts and project execution than a completed property.

No. Property eligibility for a citizenship file requires legal, financial and valuation review under the official rules in force at the time. A marketing description alone is not sufficient.

JUANA offers services related to investment, citizenship and residence in coordination with relevant specialists, while government requirements should be reconfirmed for each client when the process begins.

Yes. A tour can be organized around your budget, priorities and preferred areas. Sharing your goal and requirements in advance helps make the visits more useful.

Yes. Where suitable media are available, a virtual viewing, video presentation and detailed property information can be arranged. Digital viewing does not replace legal or technical due diligence where required.

Parts of the process can often be handled remotely depending on the case, documents and accepted powers of attorney. The correct legal route should be confirmed before transfers or signatures.

Use the property listing portal and submit the core details. The submission is reviewed before publication, and photos, listing details, marketing and follow-up can be completed according to the property case.

Yes. Property management, rental and post-purchase follow-up services are available depending on the property type and agreed service scope.

Yes. Design and decoration services can be offered to owners, tenants, investors and commercial operators depending on the project scope.

Use the agent or consultant verification page on the JUANA website. Do not rely on a standalone card or message, and use official company channels whenever in doubt.

Public client stories and experiences are displayed from records approved in the system. Messages outside official JUANA channels should not be treated as verified JUANA reviews.

Do not transfer funds before verifying the person, payment instructions and transaction documents through official channels. If anything is unclear, contact JUANA directly through the contact page or Trust Center.