Foreign buyers in Turkey must navigate specific legal steps, including obtaining military clearance for properties in non-restricted zones and verifying title deeds (tapu) for liens or disputes. Citizenship eligibility via $400,000+ investments requires adherence to valuation rules set by the Capital Markets Board. Property taxes (0.1-0.6% annually) and capital gains exemptions (after 5 years) vary by region. Due diligence on zoning plans and earthquake compliance certificates is critical, especially in high-risk areas like Istanbul. Consulting bilingual legal advisors helps mitigate risks. For detailed guides on regulations or regional market insights, explore resources at Yektahomes.
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Legal Considerations for Foreign Buyers in Turkey’s Property Market
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