According to official data, Turkey’s real estate market recorded noticeable growth in February 2026 compared to the same period last year.
Key figures include:
These numbers reflect a resilient real estate market despite global economic challenges and fluctuations in financing conditions.
Foreign property sales showed relative stability in February 2026.
Although foreign investors represent a smaller portion of the total market compared to domestic buyers, these figures suggest that international interest in Turkish real estate remains stable.
Major cities such as Istanbul, Antalya, and Mersin continue to attract international investors.
The most important factor currently supporting the Turkish real estate market is strong domestic demand.
In recent years, local buyers have represented the majority of property purchases due to several factors:
This shift has made the Turkish property market more stable and less dependent on foreign demand.
Looking at the broader picture, the Turkish real estate sector remains one of the most active sectors in the national economy.
Key indicators include:
Istanbul remains the main hub for real estate investment thanks to its large economy, infrastructure development, and diverse investment opportunities.
These figures highlight several important signals for investors considering entering the Turkish property market:
At Q Vision Homes, we believe that stable periods often precede new growth cycles in the property market.