Türkiye, Istanbul, Başakşehir
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BUA: 190 sqm
Türkiye, Istanbul, Bağcılar2
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BUA: 125 sqm
Yes. Foreign nationals can buy, sell, and lease property in designated freehold areas of Dubai. These areas include Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay, Jumeirah Village Circle, and many others. Freehold ownership allows full rights over the property and the land it stands on.
Typical purchase-related costs include:
No. Non-residents can buy property in freehold areas. However, owning property above AED 1 million may qualify buyers for residency visas, depending on the type and value of the property.
Foreigners can buy:
Both ready and off-plan properties are available for international investors.
No. Dubai has no annual property tax. Owners only pay one-time fees during the purchase and small service charges for building maintenance and community management.
Yes. Foreign nationals are allowed to buy property in Türkiye, including Istanbul, under the 2012 reciprocity law.
However, there are a few exceptions — citizens of certain restricted countries and properties located in military or security zones are not eligible for sale to foreigners.
Foreign buyers can purchase:
Most investors focus on ready or off-plan apartments in central and emerging districts like Başakşehir, Beylikdüzü, Küçükçekmece, Maslak, Kadıköy, Zeytinburnu, and Kağıthane.
Typical transaction costs include:
Yes. The property is registered in the foreign buyer’s name at the Tapu Office (Land Registry Department), and the buyer receives the Tapu (Title Deed) once the sale is completed and government taxes are paid.
Not necessarily.
You can appoint a Power of Attorney (POA) at a Turkish notary or Turkish consulate abroad, allowing a legal representative to handle all paperwork and registration on your behalf.
Yes. Under the Turkish Citizenship by Investment Program, foreigners who purchase property worth at least $400,000 USD can apply for Turkish citizenship.
Key points:
Yes. Buying any property in Türkiye with a minimum ammount of 200,000$ qualifies you for a renewable 2-years residence permit (short-term residence permit based on property ownership).
If all documents are ready, the process usually takes 3–5 working days for ready properties and up to 2–3 weeks for off-plan or citizenship purchases.
The Tapu is the official Title Deed document issued by the Turkish government, proving full ownership of the property.
It includes:
Yes — if purchased through registered developers with government-approved construction licenses and notary-certified contracts.
Always ensure your payments go through a developer's official bank account and that the project has a construction guarantee.
Yes. Foreigners can rent their properties either long-term or short-term (Airbnb-style).
For short-term rentals, the property must be registered as a touristic unit and comply with local municipal regulations.
Yes. There is no legal limit to the number of properties foreigners can own, as long as:
Top performing and high-potential districts include:
These areas offer strong infrastructure, metro access, and ongoing government projects that boost property values.
Dubai offers some of the highest ROI in the world, averaging between 6% and 10%, depending on the area and property type. Hotspots like Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai Marina, and Business Bay are among the top performers.
Yes. Anyone with a valid passport or Emirates ID can rent a property in Dubai, whether you are a resident, expat, or visitor (short-term stay).
Non-residents usually rent serviced apartments or holiday homes, while residents can sign long-term tenancy contracts.
Ejari is an official tenancy registration system managed by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
It ensures your lease is legally recognized and protects both the tenant and landlord.
Every tenancy contract must be registered on Ejari to connect DEWA utilities and handle disputes legally.
Most rental agreements are for 1 year, renewable annually.
Short-term or monthly rental options are available in serviced apartments and holiday homes.
Rent is usually paid via post-dated cheques, most commonly in:
Apart from rent, expect:
The RERA Rental Calculator (available on the Dubai REST app) helps you check if a rent increase complies with the law.
Rent can only be increased within limits set by Decree No. 43 of 2013, depending on how far your rent is below the current market average.
No. Rent can only be increased upon contract renewal and with at least 90 days’ written notice from the landlord.
If you terminate the lease early, you may need to pay a penalty, usually two months’ rent.
However, this can vary — always check the exit clause in your contract.
No. Dubai law protects tenants.
Eviction is only permitted for specific legal reasons (e.g., non-payment, property sale, owner moving in) and requires 12 months’ notice in writing via registered mail or Notary Public.
Yes. Foreign nationals can rent any type of property in Istanbul — including apartments, villas, and commercial spaces — whether they are residents, students, or working professionals.
You only need a valid passport or residence permit to sign a rental contract.
Rent is usually paid monthly, either in Turkish Lira (TRY) or foreign currency (usually USD or EUR) if agreed by both parties.
Payments are made via bank transfer for documentation purposes.
Yes. All rentals in Turkey must have a written tenancy contract that defines rent amount, duration, payment method, and maintenance responsibilities.
The contract protects both landlord and tenant under Turkish Code of Obligations (Law No. 6098).
A security deposit is usually equal to 1–2 months of rent, refundable at the end of the lease if there are no damages or unpaid bills.
Yes. Real estate agencies typically charge one month’s rent as commission Paid by both parties, though this can vary by region and property type.
Yes. Tenants usually pay:
Aidat is a monthly maintenance fee paid by tenants or owners for shared services such as:
Yes. Tenants with valid residence permits can register their address at the Population Directorate (Nüfus Müdürlüğü) using the rental contract and landlord’s ID copy.
Our services include Residential Sales and Leasing, Holiday Rentals, Off Plan properties and Investments, Property Management, and Commercial Sales and Commercial Leasing. We also support clients through our home maintenance company Breathe, and our project management group Bauhaus is on hand for property renovations, design, upgrades, and more.
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