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Property search & shortlist

A structured property search in Turkey: we turn your goals and budget into a short, comparable list of homes and offices in Istanbul.

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What's included

  • Free advisory service for buyers, from first consultation to after-sales
  • Initial consultation by phone, WhatsApp or video call
  • A written brief: budget, purpose, preferred areas and timing
  • Shortlist of matching new-build projects and resale homes
  • Side-by-side comparison of price, size, delivery and location
  • Notes on paperwork, citizenship or residence eligibility where relevant
  • Updates when new properties match your brief

How it works

  1. Property search & shortlist

    A consultation about your goals, budget and timing, then a shortlist of projects that fit.

  2. Viewings

    Visit in person with an adviser, or join a live video call from home.

  3. Purchase & legal process

    Title deed checks, valuation report, notary and power of attorney, tax number, bank account and the title deed transfer: we coordinate each step.

  4. Citizenship & residence

    We help you prepare and follow your citizenship or residence permit application.

  5. After-sales & rental management

    Utility subscriptions, furnishing, rental management and resale support after you get the keys.

Property search in Turkey that starts with your brief

Most buyers begin their property search in Turkey on portals and social media. The result is usually hundreds of similar listings, inconsistent prices and little information on what matters: the building, the paperwork and the real total cost. Our property search and shortlist service turns that volume into a short, comparable selection that fits your goals.

Our advisory service is free for buyers, from the first consultation to after-sales support. Third-party costs, such as legal fees, the title deed fee, taxes, and translation and notary costs, are paid to the relevant parties as usual.

We start with a conversation rather than a list. Before we recommend anything, we want to understand why you are buying, how you plan to use the property and which constraints are fixed.

How we find property in Istanbul for you

1. Consultation and written brief

In a call of around 30 minutes we discuss your budget, the purpose of the purchase (a home, a second residence, a rental investment, an office, or a purchase linked to citizenship or residence), preferred districts, delivery timing and must-have features such as sea view, metro access or a family layout. We then send you a short written brief to confirm that we have understood you correctly.

2. Market screening

We screen new-build projects, resale apartments and offices against your brief. We look at price per square metre, the building’s permits and age, the developer’s or seller’s position, transport links and the realistic delivery date for off-plan projects.

3. Your shortlist

You receive a shortlist, usually of five to ten properties, with a consistent summary for each: price, size, layout, floor, delivery status, monthly costs where known, and our notes on strengths and limitations. Where a property may be relevant for a citizenship or residence permit application, we say so and explain what still has to be confirmed.

4. Refinement

Most briefs change once you see real options. We adjust the search, remove what does not fit and add new properties as they come to market, until you are ready to arrange viewings in person or by video.

What we look at beyond the price

  • Title and status: whether the property has a condominium title or is still under construction, and what that means for the transfer.
  • Location: distance to metro and Marmaray lines, schools, hospitals and daily services, rather than distance in a straight line.
  • Building quality: construction year, earthquake regulations in force at the time of the permit, and the condition of shared areas.
  • Total cost: the title deed fee, valuation report, insurance, service charges and any furniture or fit-out you will need.

Start with the search tools or with an adviser

If you prefer to explore on your own first, you can search property for sale in Istanbul by budget, rooms and district, look at properties above the citizenship threshold, or answer five questions in the property finder. When you are ready, send the form below and an adviser will prepare your first shortlist. The next steps are described on our purchase and legal process page.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to receive a shortlist?

After the consultation, a first shortlist is usually ready within a few working days. Specialised briefs, such as offices or larger family homes, can take longer.

Is the property search and shortlist free?

No. Our consultation and advisory service is free for buyers. Third-party costs, such as legal fees, the title deed fee, taxes, and translation and notary costs, are paid to the relevant parties as usual.

Do you only offer new-build projects?

No. We include new-build projects, resale apartments and offices, depending on your brief. Each type has different paperwork and cost implications, which we explain for every option.

Can you search outside Istanbul?

Our current listings focus on Istanbul. If your brief points to another city, tell us and we will explain what we can offer.

Do I have to commit to anything to receive a shortlist?

No. The consultation and the shortlist are a starting point for a decision, not a commitment to buy.

How does a property search in Turkey work if I cannot travel yet?

Everything up to the viewing stage can be done remotely. You send your brief, we review it with you on a call, and you receive a written shortlist with prices, floor plans and our notes on each option. You can then use video viewings to narrow the list before you plan a trip.

How do you judge whether an asking price is fair?

We compare the asking price with similar sales and current listings in the same neighbourhood, adjusted for floor, view, age and net area. We also follow wider market data, such as the monthly housing sales figures published by TÜİK, the Turkish Statistical Institute. If a price looks high, we say so and explain why.

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