Sunzet Real Estate offers properties suiting all budgets. We have a very large selection of properties and Sunzet Real Estate is at your service to help you with every single step through the formalities. Buying property in Turkey is easier than you think and far more inexpensive than you may imagine.
Purchasing properties for private use in Turkey is not as complicated as you might think. The procedure is often far simpler than in most other European countries. Foreigners may purchase land and property in Turkey under their own names provided that the properties are located anywhere except restricted military zones and registered as agricultural land.
The new owner of a property receives a "Title deed" (Tapu) in Turkish. The Tapu is the official document proving ownership of a property. The Land Registry Office, which is a State Department is the only authority to transfer the title deed to your name. No other person or authority is able to transfer the title deed to your name. The title deed may be transferred once checks have been made to ensure the property meets all the necessary requirements.
The costs of Buying a property;
1. Sales transaction tax:
3.3% on the ‘declared' value of the property to be paid to the government.This is paid at one of the State Banks at the time of conveyance (the amount stated in the Tapu Office is lower than the real property value and approximately between 1.000-3.000 Euro).
2. Application fee:
300 Euro (a service value is paid to provide the necessary information and paperwork for the application to the Military such as maps, passport translations,etc)
3. Translator fee:
50 Euro (it is necessary to have a translator at the stage of Tapu transfer to make sure that the Buyer has accepted the context)
