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Cheap properties for sale in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes

Cheapest property in Turkey on Cheap-Property-Turkey.com is priced under 150,000 euros, and 65 units sit in the catalogue right now. Affordable property in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes is sold at the construction company's own price, with no agent's percentage added on top.

The budget segment here works differently from Europe. Cheap does not mean run-down: almost everything in this bracket was built in the past few years, with a pool and security inside the grounds.

Cheap property in Turkey gathers the whole low-cost part of the portal. The balance is split into 24 or 36 instalments and no bank takes part in the deal.

Buyers here fall into three groups. Some take a flat to let and show up once a year, some are preparing to relocate and pick housing for year-round living, others simply move spare money into a hard-currency asset.

Types of affordable real estate in Turkey

Cheap apartments in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes are mostly studios and 1+1 layouts. Anything larger goes to families rather than to landlords.

A studio differs from a 1+1 not in floor area but in the bedroom: in a 1+1 it is walled off from the living room, in a studio there is a single space. Tenants with children take the first, holidaymakers the second.

Format What it is Who it suits
Cheap apartments and flats in Turkey Studios, 1+1 and 2+1 from 68 m² Letting out, a first home abroad
Duplexes Two levels, layouts from 3+1 Families, year-round living
Penthouses Top floor with a terrace Seasonal stays, holidays by the sea

Cheap flats in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes differ from European economy class in what comes inside. The finish is part of the price: kitchen units, sanitary ware, internal doors and double glazing are all fitted by the company, so no repair budget is needed after the keys change hands.

Prices for cheap property in Turkey

Turkey property prices rest on three things: the district, how far the building has got and the distance to the water.

Cheap property for sale in Turkey hits its lowest figure the moment sales open, since an unfinished block is valued about twenty per cent below a completed one.

Gazipasa comes out below Mahmutlar on comparable layouts, because the district is being built up right now and supply runs ahead of demand. Central Alanya costs more than either: proximity to the sea and long-established infrastructure both count.

Compulsory payments are added to the price of the unit. Their size is known in advance.

Cost item Amount
Land registry fee on the TAPU 4% of the declared value
Annual property tax 0.2%
DASK insurance compulsory for every owner
Aidat for the upkeep of the complex monthly, depends on the facilities
Valuation, translation, notary one-off costs at the deal

The price list is kept in euros. Other currencies appear on the site for convenience only, while settlement goes through in hard currency.

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Popular cities for relocation to Turkey

People move to the Mediterranean coast, to Alanya and the towns around it. The reasoning is plain: the sea, a mild winter and a cost of living Europe cannot match.

Alanya itself does not empty out in winter. The university, hospitals and schools stay open, shops and clinics work, city buses run, which is why families with children usually settle here. Cheap property in Alanya costs more than in the suburbs but rents more reliably: cheap apartments and flats in Alanya find tenants all year, while cheap new developments in Alanya let a buyer into the town at suburban money.

Cheap property in Alanya from developer Yekta Homes suits those who want a working town rather than a resort strip.

Mahmutlar is the most settled suburb, a dozen kilometres out, and its market, clinic, schools and promenade have been there for years. Cheap property in Mahmutlar costs less than in the centre for the same services around the corner, and cheap apartments and flats in Mahmutlar are the easiest of all to let in winter.

Gazipasa lies forty kilometres further east and remains the most affordable direction on the coast. Cheap property in Gazipasa and cheap apartments and flats in Gazipasa suit anyone happy with a quiet town that has an airport of its own.

Living costs are counted in lira. A one-bedroom flat in Alanya rents for 20,000 to 30,000 lira a month, utilities reach 5,000 in winter, internet runs about 800. A thrifty family fits into 35,000 to 50,000 lira, and a comfortable level starts at 50,000.

For anyone relocating the arithmetic is simple: instalments build ownership, whereas rent goes to somebody else.

Affordable residential projects in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes

Cheap apartments for sale in Turkey are found first among blocks still going up. Cheap new developments in Turkey carry the lowest entry price and a payment plan of up to three years.

Consumer protection law stands behind a buyer at this stage:

  • security is compulsory once a project reaches 30 units: completion insurance, a bank guarantee or staged payments, arranged before sales open;
  • 48 months from signing is the legal ceiling for handing over the keys;
  • during the first fortnight the buyer walks away at no cost, and up to 24 months with 2% to 8% withheld;
  • assignment to another buyer is allowed before handover once the company signs off.

The stage of construction is verified through documents rather than photographs from the site. A block at foundation level and one about to be handed over carry different risks and different prices, and the gap between them is exactly what an investor earns.

A finished flat costs more, yet it can be occupied at once and let from the first month. The choice comes down to what is in shorter supply, money or time.

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Advantages of cheap real estate in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes

Cheap property in Turkey by the sea from developer Yekta Homes is worth more than its price tag.

  • Entry level. The catalogue opens below 150,000 euros, and that already buys a flat in a complex with a pool and security.
  • Instalments. The remainder is spread across 24 or 36 payments, and no bank interest enters the scheme.
  • Predictable upkeep. An owner pays 0.2% of the cadastral value a year, plus the Aidat and DASK insurance.
  • Inheritance. The flat passes to heirs under Turkish law whatever the owner's citizenship, and close relatives are taxed at 1% to 10%.
  • Rental income. A long tenancy in Alanya yields roughly 5.7% gross.
  • Residence permit. Ikamet on property starts at 177,848 euros by the title deed. Budget flats fall short of that line, which is worth knowing in advance.

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Yekta Homes developer in Turkey

The company has been working since 2005 and its group dates back to 1953. More than twenty completed complexes and roughly a thousand flats stand behind it in Alanya and Gazipasa, every one handed over on schedule.

Four projects fall into the budget part of the catalogue. Yekta Green Life Gazipasa Residence is going up in Gazipasa with 165 flats. Yekta Sungate Residence and Yekta Blue V Residence open sales at 139,000 euros, with 142 and 168 flats respectively. Yekta Kingdom Premium is the largest of them: 720 flats on a 30,000 m² plot.

Once the deal closes the company connects the meters, prepares the technical passport and, at the owner's request, puts the flat under management.

Choosing a flat on Cheap-Property-Turkey.com

All 65 units on the portal come from one construction company, so layouts and prices match its own list. Filter by budget and district and a handful of suitable options will be left.

Popular questions

Why choose website from the developer Yekta Homes?

The developer Yekta Homes runs the catalogue itself: 65 units, prices and deadlines without intermediaries or a mark-up. The status of every site changes along with the company's price list.

Can foreigners buy cheap property in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes?

Yes. Citizenship makes no difference except in border and military zones, where deals are closed to all foreigners. The land registry records the transfer and issues the TAPU.

How to choose affordable real estate in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes?

Start with the budget including tax and Aidat, then the district and the stage of construction. Layout comes last. The foreign registration quota in the neighbourhood is worth checking early, since the residence permit depends on it.

Which areas in Turkish cities are the most affordable?

On the Antalya coast that is Gazipasa, then Mahmutlar. Central Alanya costs more on comparable layouts. Within any district the same rule holds: the further from the seafront, the cheaper the square metre.

Is it better to buy property in a completed or an under-construction residential complex in Turkey?

A block under construction is around 20% cheaper, a finished one earns from day one. On site the money goes in by instalments, for a completed building it is paid in full.

Is investing in cheap property in Turkey profitable?

Long lets in Alanya come to about 5.7% annually before deductions, and the gap between construction and handover prices is added on top.

What is the rental yield for real estate in Turkey?

The gross rate across the country holds near 7.3%, and resort short lets reach 7% to 11%. Tax, empty months and the upkeep of the complex take 1.5 to 2 points off that.

How have prices for cheap properties in Turkey changed?

In lira terms housing is up 26.4% year on year; adjusted for inflation it is down 3.4%. The market grows in lira and corrects in hard currency, so a euro buyer pays less per square metre than a year ago.

Who is the purchase of cheap real estate in Turkey most suitable for?

Anyone looking for a second home by the sea, planning to relocate or ready to place a sum within 150,000 euros. Investors with large capital find this segment less interesting.

What additional costs may arise when buying property in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes?

A 4% land registry fee, the cadastral charge, a valuation, plus translator and notary work. Once you move in: water and electricity connections, DASK insurance and the monthly Aidat.

Can a foreigner rent out real estate in Turkey on a short-term basis?

Yes, with a Ministry of Culture and Tourism permit. Written consent from all owners in the building is a precondition, and operating without the document risks a fine from 100,000 lira.

Can a foreigner pass on real estate in Turkey as an inheritance?

Yes. Turkish law applies to the property whatever the citizenship of the owner or the heirs. Close relatives are taxed at 1% to 10% and everyone else up to 30%, in three instalments across three years. A will is drawn up before a Turkish notary.

What are the advantages of relocating to Turkey?

A mild winter, the sea nearby and costs below European levels: a thrifty family fits into 35,000 to 50,000 lira a month. Residence is arranged locally after arrival.

What taxes must be paid when buying real estate in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes?

The land registry fee is 4% of the declared value. VAT does not apply to a non-resident's first purchase made in hard currency, provided the unit is held for three years. After that only the annual property tax remains, at 0.2%.

Is it currently possible to obtain a residence permit by purchasing property in Turkey?

Yes, though the title deed value has to reach at least 177,848 euros, converted at the official rate on the deal date. The permit runs for up to two years and is then renewed. Budget flats fall short of that figure, so residence for them is arranged on other grounds.