Turkey

Homesgofast.com advertise thousands of Turkish properties listed by some of the best real estate agents, property developers and homeowners.You will find a superb selection of homes for sale including property for sale ideal as a second home in Turkey, holiday home, retirement, relocation new housing or investment property. Istanbul apartments and villas make ideal investments and good for city living away from home 

Our top areas in Turkey where foreign want to buy Turkish Property

• Aegean property
• Anatolia & Black Sea Coast property
• Bodrum Peninsula property
• Marmara property
• Mediterranean Coast property
• Bodrum
• Altinkum
• Belek
• Fethiye
• Kalkan
• Istanbul
• Side

Turkish Property for Sale By Owner

Homesgofast.com offers owners a platform to advertise their Turkish homes to foreign buyers. We have been doing this since 2002 and offer a superb solution that extends real estate marketing to an international audience.

Some owners that advertise their property from Turkey save thousands in commission and can afford to offer cheap resale properties.

Overseas buyers love Turkish property

Buyers from the UK are the biggest international property buyers in Turkey and there are quite large communities building up. More than 5,000 British people call Fethiye home, These buyers are attracted to both luxury and low cost Turkish real estate. Typical villas for sale with a pool can be the same price as a studio apartment in a UK city. G

Golf Property Turkey

Find Golf Properties in Belek, Kadriye and Antalya including luxury golf developments close to all major golf courses in Belek,.The area is served by the International Airport of Antalya, open all year round and with flights from and to all major airports around the world.

Beach Property Turkey

Find a selection Villas, Apartments, Land for sale, Penthouses, Bungalows and Townhouses all close to the beach

Homesgofast.com top ten places to buy Turkish property by the beach are

1. Patara (Fethiye)
2. Ölüdeniz (Fethiye)
3. Olimpos (Antalya)
4. Side (Antalya)
5. Alanya
6. İztuzu (Dalyan)
7. Bodrum Peninsula
8. Kemer (Antalya)
9. Pamucak (Ephesus)
10. Sarıgerme (Dalaman)

Enjoying more days of sun per year than neighbouring Kalkan or Bodrum, Antalya is one of Turkey’s most southern Mediterranean resorts, and one of the most popular. Antalya is a vibrant year-round city with an international airport and easy access – making it one of the top destinations for those looking to buy Turkish real estate.

HOT PROPERTY RECENTLY SOLD BY OWNER

Property for sale near Fethiye and Dalaman airport.

5 bedroom villa for sale €530000 Kalkan, Antalya, Turkey

3 bedroom villa for sale €190000 Kalkan, Antalya, Turkey

4 bedroom villa for sale Mugla, Fethiye, Göcek

3 bedroom apartment for sale Çalis, Fethiye, Mugla 

Foreigners love Turkish property

The British are the biggest overseas property buyers in Turkey and there are quite large communities building up. More than 5,000 British people call Fethiye home, for example, tempted by attractive apartments from under £50,000. Russians used to be big buyers in Turkey but tensions between the two countries have cut this considerably.

Finding The Perfect Property in Turkey

Good websites to learn more about Turkish property

Spot Blue is a trusted British company who happen to be Turkey Property Specialists. They have properties for sale all over Turkey, with a good selection in Istanbul itself.

Turkey Property For Less is the sister company of the Alanya-based New Home in Turkey company, established in 2006.

Property Turkey has a head office in London, but regional offices in Istanbul and elsewhere in Turkey, and a large portfolio of varied properties.

Buy Property Istanbul is part of the Reha Medin Global company, based in Istanbul itself, although it has 53 franchise offices in Turkey.

Visa in Turkey

Most foreigners arrive in Turkey on a visa valid only for 90 days out of every 180. The laws regarding tourist visas changed in 2014, so ignore any out-of-date information that says you are able to extend your stay in Turkey by simply exiting and re-entering the country every three months, as was permissible under the old regulations. In other words, if you stay here for your full 90 days you cannot re-enter Turkey until a total of 180 days has passed from the start-date of your last visa. If you are planning on travelling back and forth from another country to Turkey, as long as you do not exceed your 90 out of a 180-day allowance, this may work for you. But if you do plan on settling here for more than a few months, it makes sense to get yourself a residence permit.