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Property in Antalya
Average Apartment
Prices in Antalya
Comprehensive 2026 apartment price data for Antalya's key districts. Studio to villa prices in EUR, off-plan vs resale differences, sea-view premiums, rental yield estimates, and first-time buyer guidance for foreigners.
Quick Answer
What is the average apartment price in Antalya?
In 2026, average apartment prices in Antalya range from €800–3,000/m² depending on district and specification. A 1BR apartment in a desirable coastal district like Konyaaltı or Lara costs €80,000–160,000. Budget districts like Kepez start from €50,000 for a 1BR. Antalya remains significantly cheaper than Istanbul at equivalent quality levels.
- ›Konyaaltı / Lara (coastal, premium): €1,400–3,200/m²
- ›Muratpaşa (city centre): €1,300–2,600/m²
- ›Kepez / Döşemealtı (affordable): €800–1,800/m²
- ›Alanya (separate market, cheaper): €1,000–2,200/m²
Price table
Apartment prices by type and district.
All prices in EUR. Resale benchmark prices for apartments in good condition, 2026. Off-plan typically 10–20% lower entry price with delivery timeline.
| District | Studio | 1 BR | 2 BR | 3 BR | 4 BR+ | Villa | €/m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Konyaaltı | €60,000–100,000 | €80,000–150,000 | €130,000–260,000 | €200,000–400,000 | €320,000+ | €400,000–900,000 | €1,400–3,000 |
| Lara / Güzeloba | €65,000–110,000 | €85,000–160,000 | €140,000–280,000 | €220,000–430,000 | €350,000+ | €450,000–1,000,000 | €1,500–3,200 |
| Muratpaşa (centre) | €55,000–90,000 | €75,000–130,000 | €110,000–220,000 | €170,000–340,000 | €270,000+ | Rare | €1,300–2,600 |
| Kepez | €35,000–60,000 | €50,000–90,000 | €75,000–150,000 | €115,000–230,000 | €180,000+ | €220,000–500,000 | €800–1,700 |
| Döşemealtı | €40,000–65,000 | €55,000–95,000 | €80,000–160,000 | €120,000–240,000 | €190,000+ | €280,000–650,000 | €900–1,800 |
| Alanya (province) | €50,000–85,000 | €65,000–120,000 | €100,000–200,000 | €150,000–290,000 | €230,000+ | €300,000–700,000 | €1,000–2,200 |
Off-plan vs resale
Which type of property is right for you?
Off-plan (under construction)
−10–20% vs ready new buildPros: Lower entry price, instalment payment plans, highest appreciation potential
Cons: Delivery risk, 1–3 year wait, no rental income during build
New build (ready to move in)
Base benchmarkPros: Modern finish, full amenities, warranty period, easier financing
Cons: Premium over resale; some projects oversupplied in tourist areas
Resale (good condition)
−10–20% vs new buildPros: Immediate rental income, established location, negotiable price
Cons: Older finish, may need renovation, Turkish-only tapu process
Resale (renovation needed)
−25–40% vs new buildPros: Lowest entry price, high upside after renovation
Cons: Renovation costs + delays; contractor management from abroad is complex
View and amenity premiums
Sea view and facility price impacts.
| Feature | Price Impact | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Direct sea view (front row) | +30–60% | Konyaaltı and Lara beachfront commands highest premiums |
| Partial sea view | +15–30% | Visible sea from balcony or higher floors |
| Mountain / forest view | +5–15% | Döşemealtı area; cooler, quieter |
| Pool complex & facilities | +10–20% | Managed resort complexes with pool, gym, security |
| No view (inland) | Base price | City centre apartments, practical but less desirable for rentals |
| Ground floor | −10–20% | Security and privacy concerns reduce value |
Rental yields
Estimated rental yield by district.
Antalya benefits from one of Turkey's strongest short-term rental markets, driven by the region's 15+ million annual tourists. Short-term rental yields (Airbnb / booking platforms) significantly outperform long-term yield in coastal districts during the April–October season.
| District | Short-term Yield | Long-term Yield | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Konyaaltı | 8–14% | 4–6% | High tourist demand; peak season July–Sept |
| Lara | 7–12% | 4–5% | Strong European family tourism |
| Alanya | 9–15% | 4–6% | Highest short-term yields in the region |
| Muratpaşa | 5–8% | 4–5% | More local rental market; city centre |
| Kepez | 3–5% | 4–5% | Long-term local rental market |
Yields are gross estimates. Net yields after management fees (typically 15–20%), utilities, DASK insurance, and local taxes are typically 2–4% lower. Professional short-term management is recommended for non-resident landlords.
Price trend
Antalya property prices: 5-year trajectory.
First-time buyer guide
Essential tips for foreign buyers in Antalya.
Always appoint an independent Turkish property lawyer before paying any deposit.
Verify the tapu (title deed) is free from mortgages or liens before proceeding.
Confirm the building has a habitation certificate (iskan) — essential for utilities connection.
Off-plan buyers should check the developer's track record and construction stage financing.
Properties must be valued by a BDDK-licensed appraiser for citizenship applications.
Factor in 4–6% purchase costs: title deed fee (4%), VAT may apply for new builds, legal fees.
Open a Turkish bank account early — required for all property transactions as a foreigner.