A detailed report on house prices and rents throughout Turkey in April 2022
2022-05-30
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House prices in Turkey hit a record high in April of this year
During the last two years, the real estate market in Turkey witnessed an increase in demand rates, both internally and externally, which was reflected in the real estate sales records during the mentioned period. The significant increase in demand rates resulted in a significant increase in house prices.
A statistical report issued by the Endeksa real estate studies platform stated that the annual increase in the price of square meters in apartments across Turkey amounted to 147% during a year from April 2021, as the average price per square meter across Turkey reached 8,252 TL. The average price of a residential apartment was 1,114,20 TL.
Antalya ranked first and Istanbul second
In the details related to the rate of increase in the prices of residential apartments in the Turkish states, according to the report of the Endeksa platform, Antalya ranked first among the Turkish states that witnessed the highest annual increase during a year from April 2021, as the percentage increase in the price per square meter in Antalya apartments During the mentioned period, 183.36%, the average price per square meter in Antalya reached 11,360 TL, and the average apartment price reached 1,420,000 TL.
As for the second place among the Turkish states that witnessed the highest rates of price increases in their apartments during the year from April 2021, it was the state of Istanbul, which reached an annual increase rate of 172.78%, and the average price per square meter reached 13,538 TL, and the average The price of the apartment in istanbul reaches 1,624,560 TL.
Istanbul ranked third, the state of Aydin, where the annual increase during the mentioned period amounted to 161.5%, the average price per square meter reached 12,356 TL, and the average price of the apartment reached 1,853,400 TL.
The report provided data on the annual increase in the prices of apartments in the thirty states that sell apartments in Turkey, and the figures were as follows:
Rank
|
State
|
Average price per square meter (TL)
|
Average Apartment Price (TL)
|
Average investment life for construction (years)
|
Annual price increase %
|
1
|
Antalya
|
11,360
|
1,420,000
|
17
|
183,36
|
2
|
İstanbul
|
13,538
|
1,624,560
|
17
|
172,78
|
3
|
Aydın
|
12,356
|
1,853,400
|
39
|
161,5
|
4
|
Mersin
|
6,975
|
1,046,250
|
26
|
160,85
|
5
|
Balıkesir
|
9,304
|
1,290,520
|
35
|
153,45
|
6
|
Tekirdağ
|
5,874
|
822,360
|
20
|
150,38
|
7
|
Muğla
|
20,249
|
2,834,860
|
18
|
143,52
|
8
|
Diyarbakır
|
5,727
|
916,320
|
26
|
143,18
|
9
|
Adana
|
6,647
|
1,096,755
|
28
|
142,5
|
10
|
İzmir
|
10,580
|
1,375,400
|
18
|
141,06
|
11
|
Çanakkale
|
8,840
|
1,105,000
|
25
|
137,95
|
12
|
Samsun
|
6,513
|
911,820
|
25
|
137,79
|
13
|
Bursa
|
7,096
|
957,960
|
25
|
135,83
|
14
|
Kocaeli
|
6,554
|
884,790
|
22
|
134,83
|
15
|
Yalova
|
7,108
|
924,040
|
23
|
133,05
|
16
|
Ankara
|
5,938
|
801,630
|
18
|
129,18
|
17
|
Bolu
|
5,952
|
803,520
|
28
|
129,1
|
18
|
Trabzon
|
5,676
|
908,160
|
39
|
123,82
|
19
|
Gaziantep
|
6,883
|
1,101,280
|
23
|
122,39
|
20
|
Sakarya
|
6,075
|
729,000
|
21
|
118,05
|
21
|
Sinop
|
6,340
|
760,800
|
29
|
114,62
|
22
|
Ordu
|
5,706
|
770,310
|
30
|
113,15
|
23
|
Manisa
|
6,080
|
766,080
|
25
|
108,36
|
24
|
Eskişehir
|
5,957
|
762,496
|
22
|
106,05
|
25
|
Denizli
|
6,440
|
901,600
|
26
|
105,55
|
26
|
Edirne
|
6,404
|
704,440
|
23
|
104,99
|
27
|
Zonguldak
|
5,669
|
736,970
|
24
|
103,12
|
28
|
Bartın
|
6,740
|
741,400
|
28
|
100,71
|
29
|
Isparta
|
6,304
|
813,216
|
27
|
96,2
|
30
|
Tunceli
|
6,729
|
901,686
|
25
|
84,36
|
House rents have also increased
In conjunction with the great demand in the Turkish real estate market, house rents have also witnessed record increases monitored by the Endeksa platform report, where the average annual increase in house rent throughout Turkey in April 2021 was 120%, and the average house rent reached to 4,282 TL.
Antalya ranked first among the Turkish states that witnessed the highest annual increase in apartment rents during a year from April 2021, with an annual increase of 278.61%, followed by Istanbul with an increase of 147.06 percent, then Nevşehir with an annual increase of 143.72%.
The figures for the annual increase in rents in the thirty states of Turkey, which witnessed the highest increase rates, were as follows:
Rank
|
State
|
Average rent per square meter (TL)
|
Average apartment rent (TL)
|
Annual increase rate %
|
1
|
Antalya
|
78,22
|
8,604
|
278,61
|
2
|
İstanbul
|
65,05
|
6,635
|
147,06
|
3
|
Nevşehir
|
24,64
|
1,848
|
143,72
|
4
|
İzmir
|
50,12
|
5,764
|
137,31
|
5
|
Ankara
|
28,2
|
3,392
|
132,48
|
6
|
Kocaeli
|
24,73
|
2,844
|
125,84
|
7
|
Tekirdağ
|
24,69
|
2,716
|
119,86
|
8
|
Konya
|
18,69
|
2,336
|
114,83
|
9
|
Çanakkale
|
29,92
|
2,812
|
112,95
|
10
|
Bartın
|
20,31
|
1,929
|
110,25
|
11
|
Samsun
|
21,89
|
2,408
|
99,18
|
12
|
Sakarya
|
23,79
|
2,617
|
98,42
|
13
|
Bolu
|
17,86
|
1,768
|
94,55
|
14
|
Muğla
|
117,25
|
12,897
|
91,65
|
15
|
Eskişehir
|
22,94
|
2,065
|
90,85
|
16
|
Yalova
|
25,8
|
2,864
|
86,96
|
17
|
Düzce
|
19,44
|
1,730
|
86,74
|
18
|
Manisa
|
20,21
|
2,021
|
85,58
|
19
|
Aydın
|
26,59
|
3,191
|
84,01
|
20
|
Adana
|
19,96
|
2,495
|
82,45
|
21
|
Bursa
|
23,35
|
2,568
|
82,42
|
22
|
Denizli
|
20,62
|
1,856
|
81,51
|
23
|
Zonguldak
|
19,55
|
1,935
|
77,57
|
24
|
Gaziantep
|
25,44
|
3,027
|
73,89
|
25
|
Mersin
|
22,17
|
3,082
|
71,73
|
26
|
Balıkesir
|
22,41
|
2,240
|
70,6
|
27
|
Diyarbakır
|
18,51
|
2,738
|
66,07
|
28
|
Edirne
|
23,15
|
2,194
|
65,24
|
29
|
Isparta
|
19,64
|
1,473
|
59,42
|
30
|
Tunceli
|
22,47
|
2,022
|
39,48
|
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